Taylor Swift fans were passionate enough to boo Justin Bieber at the Billboard Awards on national television, so this next act really shouldn’t be surprising to most. The infamously not-so-nice retail clothing company Abercrombie and Fitch, who previously cited that they didn’t want any fat ugly people wearing their clothes (in so many words), continued to be a sour sandbox mate when they released a line of T-shirts dissing Taylor Swift.
The Tay-bashing t-shirts were white with silver screen prints that read: “# more boyfriends than t.s,” and Swift fans are having zero parts of such nonsense.
A&F shoppers most likely make up the same age demographic as Taylor Swift fans, but when the t-shirt was put on shelves, they soon mobilized a Swift army to get the shirt pulled from the store’s line.
According to reports, the automatic message on all of the A&F store numbers now mentions: “If you are calling regarding the Taylor Swift t-shirt, please note that this item is no longer available.”
Now, if only all that teenage angst was used for earth-moving things that dwell outside of the realm of defending celebrities…
(Who would actually want their teenage girl wearing this shirt?)
PHOTO CREDIT: Huffington Post
