Taylor Swift-Inspired ‘Blake Lively’ Diss Track Goes Viral Amid ‘It Ends With Us’ Drama

A Taylor Swift-style anthem, born from internet drama, is making waves across the music and entertainment spheres this week—delivering a potent mix of pop culture shade and emotional catharsis. Titled I’m Not Your Dragon, the viral track was inspired by the ongoing controversy surrounding the film adaptation of It Ends With Us, and particularly the alleged behind-the-scenes tensions involving Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni.

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The song, which dropped via Popcorn Music, was conceived by a content creator covering the It Ends With Us drama who wondered aloud: What if Taylor Swift wrote a diss track about Blake Lively? The idea quickly escalated from a musing to a fully produced pop single, thanks to a team of studio musicians led by producer Jude. The result? A haunting, emotionally-charged ballad that’s already being hailed by fans as “My Tears Ricochet 2.0.”

A Song Born of Speculation and Pop Culture

Set against the backdrop of the turbulent production history of It Ends With Us—the film adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s best-selling novel—the song paints a raw, defiant picture of betrayal, manipulation, and reclaimed power. While it never names Lively or Baldoni directly, the lyrics tell a story many fans believe draws clear parallels to recent allegations and rumored fallout behind the scenes.

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“It started with us, it ended with you,” opens the track, setting the tone for what unfolds as a powerful declaration of self-liberation and resistance. “You tried to erase me, but I never forgot,” the chorus echoes, embracing the kind of poetic fury Swift herself might be proud of.

The fictional perspective? That of someone betrayed and erased—possibly reflecting what fans see as Baldoni’s side of the drama—though the song deliberately leaves much open to interpretation. It’s this ambiguity, coupled with strong emotional storytelling and cinematic production, that has social media buzzing.

From Commentary to Cultural Phenomenon

The creator behind the track shared that they originally wrote the lyrics as a fun experiment—curious to see what a Swift-like song would sound like if it addressed the online tension surrounding the adaptation. But after sending the draft to Jude and his team, the project quickly grew into something more ambitious.

The track is now available on all major streaming platforms, and a lyric video has been posted on the Popcorn Music channel. The production team remains largely behind the scenes, with the creator emphasizing how many of the contributing artists prefer to remain anonymous due to commitments with other producers and projects.

“I wanted my own My Tears Ricochet-type of song,” the creator shared, referencing Swift’s emotional 2020 track. “But they delivered beyond my wildest expectations.”

Empowerment Wrapped in Melody

Beyond the gossip, I’m Not Your Dragon strikes a chord for anyone who’s felt silenced or gaslit. Its refrain—“You can shame me and ghost me and mess with my placement, but I won’t be kept in the basement”—has quickly become an empowerment anthem across platforms like TikTok and YouTube.

In an impassioned message to fans, the creator reflected, “We’ve all had a Blake Lively in our life. Somebody who tried to speak for us, silence us, or use us. This is an anthem for saying: No more. I’m my own dragon.”

That line, “I’m my own dragon,” has already made its way onto t-shirts and other merchandise now available through PopcornPlanet.com. The merch drop is also helping raise funds for the larger project that inspired the track: a new independent docuseries titled It Ends With Justice.

A DIY Docuseries Hollywood Won’t Touch

The creator of the song and its accompanying platform, Popcorn Planet, is currently in post-production for It Ends With Justice—a four-part documentary series aiming to shed light on the hidden conflicts and alleged injustices tied to the It Ends With Us adaptation. The project is being independently funded after, according to its creator, “every major streamer said no.”

The docuseries is scheduled to premiere on August 7 and will be released weekly. Supporters are encouraged to sign up through the official site, ItEndsWithJustice.com, where they can access perks, exclusive updates, and investor opportunities. Those who back the project financially can even have their names featured in the credits.

According to the team, the production has faced challenges beyond the expected—particularly as new sources continue to come forward, often anonymously, to share insider accounts.

Popcorn Music: A New Platform for Pop Culture Soundtracks

I’m Not Your Dragon also serves as the unofficial launch of Popcorn Music, a new channel and creative offshoot designed to transform viral pop culture moments into original songs. The concept is simple: blend commentary, storytelling, and emotional release through music that channels the style of pop icons like Swift.

“This is just the beginning,” the creator teased. “We’re building a catalog of songs that capture what the internet is really talking about, in a way that’s beautiful, fun, and real.”

If early response is any indication, I’m Not Your Dragon could be the spark that ignites a new genre: viral narrative pop—where commentary and catharsis collide in a beat-driven, melody-rich format.

Whether you view it as a Swift homage, a piece of musical satire, or a sincere artistic statement, one thing’s clear: this song has struck a nerve. And with a growing fanbase, a merch line, and a forthcoming documentary, Popcorn Planet seems to be just getting started.

Fans can stream the song now, watch the lyric video on YouTube, and join the conversation as It Ends With Justice prepares to make its debut this summer.