Taylor Swift No Vengeful Song about Kanye West in Video Music Awards

By Jennifer Jones at 12 September, at 09 : 24 AM

Taylor Swift No Vengeful Kanye West Song in MTV VMA 2010 As the gracious lady that she is, Taylor Swift might just opt out the chance to take the opportunity to sing a song about that Kanye West MTV Video Music Awards incident last year. According to some sources in Taylor Swift’s camp, the country singer has moved on without any hard feelings about the disrespectful intrusion that Kanye did to her while accepting the award.

For Taylor, it is ‘water under the bridge’ right now and that she will gain more positive vibes when she learns let go any ill feelings.
Taylor Swift donated $100, 000 in Hendersonville Tennessee, where she attended high school. This is for the reconstruction of a playground for the school.

The 20-year old pop star originally planned that the money will be donated for the victims of the flood for relief efforts. However, Swift’s manager suggested that the money should go to Hendersonville Tenn., specifically the Kids Kingdom playground and also for renovating the volleyball courts of the place.

Board members are now expected to vote on an ordinance towards the acceptance of the money. The meeting will involve the city’s board members and the city mayor will be on September 14.

Parks Director Dave LeMarbre expresses his overwhelming gratitude towards the young pop star. “It’s overwhelming. We didn’t expect that. We appreciate Taylor’s donation as well as to others who stepped up,” he stated.

This was not the first time that Taylor donated financial assistance such as renovating volleyball courts and playgrounds. She already had done efforts in helping the flood victims in Nashville through donations amounting up to $500, 000.

Taylor also had several donations to schools she had attended at. She donated $250, 000 last December to help the schools she attended across the country. Some of the schools were Ellis Middle and Hendersonville High School. She also donated money to John Paul II High School were his brother attended in high school.