No, this photo doesn’t show Taylor Swift wearing an anti-Trump shirt

Taylor Swift wears T-shirts, as one of her lyrics famously declares, but did she wear one opposing former President Donald Trump? That’s what some social media users are claiming.

A Feb. 7 Facebook post shows a photo of pop star Swift wearing a blue T-shirt that says, "NOPE Not again." The "O" in "nope" was stylized with a blond swoop of hair and a red necktie that mimicked Trump’s likeness.

Text above the photo read, "Taylor Swift is worth $1.31 Billion and has over 600,000,000 followers on social media. I hope that they get her message!"

Another Facebook post shared the same image and text.

(Screengrab from Facebook)

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The movie “Leave the World Behind” predicted the Baltimore bridge crash.

But as Swift sings, "fakers gonna fake, fake, fake, fake, fake."

A reverse-image search using TinEye revealed the original photo, taken at the 2019 Time100 Gala in New York City. In that photo, Swift wore a pink and yellow dress.

This is not the first time images have been altered to falsely represent the political stances  Swift has taken. We’ve also fact-checked images that claimed to show Swift holding flags that said Trump won the 2020 election.

On occasion, Swift has commented on political issues. Last fall, she encouraged her U.S. fans to register to vote, and ahead of the 2020 election, she endorsed President Joe Biden. Swift has not yet weighed in on the 2024 race.

We rate the claim that a photo shows Swift wearing an anti-Trump T-shirt Pants on Fire!

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