Katy Perry's management have flatly denied that the recently-registered track '1984' is anything to do with Taylor Swift.
Online speculation began when the song was registered on BMI, with some claiming that the name could be a reference to the title of Swift's most-recent, chart-topping album 1989.
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It is widely assumed that Perry is the subject of Swift's current single 'Bad Blood', after the star confirmed that it was written about a fellow female artist who she is "straight-up enemies" with.
However, a representative for the 'Teenage Dream' singer's label Universal told Digital Spy: "Katy Perry's managers at Direct Management Group confirm that this story is completely false.
"Katy Perry was not involved in writing, singing, recording or registering this song."
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Perry is listed as the 'artist' on the online registration for '1984', which was written by Dallas Austin, Andreas Carlsson, Patrick Collier and Nazerine Tokio.
Collier himself laughed off the speculation, captioning a now-deleted Instagram post with the words: "News to me"
Watch Taylor Swift's 'Bad Blood' video below:
