New York, New York - New data analysis has revealed that a coordinated attack fueled allegations that Taylor Swift was promoting a far-right agenda with her latest album, The Life of a Showgirl.

According to a Tuesday report from Rolling Stone, "a small network of inauthentic social accounts" sought to push the idea that the 35-year-old pop star was endorsing right-wing or even Nazi ideals through the album.

Behavioral intelligence startup GUDEA reported that just under 4% of accounts were behind 28% of the online discourse attacking Swift.

One of the viral accusations centered around a lightning bolt necklace released on the singer's website that users claimed resembled a pattern worn by the SS.

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Others focused on Swift's lyrics, including the supposed "trad wife" vibes on songs like Wi$h Li$t and a seeming defense of her MAGA-aligned friends – particularly Brittany Mahomes – on CANCELLED!.

"The false narrative that Taylor Swift was using Nazi symbolism did not remain confined to fringe conspiratorial spaces," the researchers said. "It successfully pulled typical users into comparisons between Swift and Kanye West.

"This demonstrates how a strategically seeded falsehood can convert into widespread authentic discourse, reshaping public perception even when most users do not believe the originating claim."

The GUDEA team also noted an overlap with the alleged smear campaign facing actor and longtime friend of Swift, Blake Lively.

Lively was ruthlessly targeted online, painted as tone-deaf and narcissistic as her 2024 movie, It Ends With Us, hit theaters.

The 38-year-old has since sued her co-star Justin Baldoni, accusing him of hiring a PR team to engineer the online campaign as retaliation for accusing him of sexual harassment on set.

According to the researchers, the data "reveals a cross-event amplification network, one that disproportionately influences multiple celebrity-driven controversies and injects misinformation into otherwise organic conversations."

As for why the reported attack against Swift would be conducted, the motive still remains a bit unclear.

One fan posited on Reddit that the rage-bait tactics play "directly into the right's narrative that liberals are hysterical, moralizing, and incapable of nuance."

But one thing that is clear is that these types of inflammatory campaigns succeed in getting clicks.

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Such wild theories are "rewarded by the algorithm" and feed on themselves as users debate the notions in comment sections.

Swift has not commented on any of the criticism of The Life of a Showgirl, which faced some overall complaints – from both critics and fans – about a decline in quality from her past work.

The Grammy winner has, however, made her political alignment clear in the past, having endorsed Democrats Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in the 2020 and 2024 presidential elections, respectively.