Taylor’s comebacks are definitely stronger than a 90s trend. Netflix drama Ginny and Georgia‘s February 24th debut received harsh critiques from 10-time Grammy winner Taylor Swift after airing a sexist, prehistoric joke about the singer’s love life.

Hey Ginny & Georgia, 2010 called and it wants its lazy, deeply sexist joke back. How about we stop degrading hard working women by defining this horse shit as FuNnY. Also, @netflix after Miss Americana this outfit doesn’t look cute on you 💔 Happy Women’s History Month I guess pic.twitter.com/2X0jEOXIWp

— Taylor Swift (@taylorswift13) March 1, 2021

Producing a show with such offensive remarks feels like a stab in the back from Netflix — they released Miss Americana barely a year ago, an intimate documentary about Swift’s rise to fame and consequential mental health struggles.

the fact that platforms like @netflix continue to use taylor swift as a punchline for misogynistic and sexist comments, which might I add, would never be made about a male, is the reason we continue to take 3 steps backward for every step forward in feminism
RESPECT TAYLOR SWIFT pic.twitter.com/9QSVH88WGd

— elise | misses taylor (@ElisetheSwiftie) March 1, 2021

While the show’s diss might feel trivial to some, Swift has received a barrage of slut-shaming from media outlets that now rush to her defense. Since Swift’s response, “RESPECT TAYLOR SWIFT” is now trending on Twitter.

“It’s a joke”

Okay imagine dealing with headlines like these for YEARS in your career. RESPECT TAYLOR SWIFT pic.twitter.com/5ELy7u4LDQ

— Leo (@LeoTs13) March 1, 2021

When Taylor Swift stands up for herself she’s also standing up for all women across the world. How many women were slut-shamed just for wanting to date? Most women experienced this situation on some level. Respect Taylor Swift and be proud of her. She’s making a big difference. pic.twitter.com/YxNe4DHBk3

— Dalia is a childless cat lady ☥𓂀 (@daliaverse) March 1, 2021

RESPECT TAYLOR SWIFT
It isn’t funny, it’s sexist. pic.twitter.com/lm1wglwFPn

— pia 🤍 (@repiatation13) March 1, 2021

Swift has been defending her dating life for what feels like forever. Back in 2014, she spoke about the double standards she faced for writing songs about her relationships. “No one says that about Ed Sheeran, no one says that about Bruno Mars, they’re all writing song about their exes, their current girlfriends, their love life, and no one raises a red flag there,” she said on Australia’s Jules, Merrick & Sophie radio show.

Taylor Swift got more hate for singing songs about dating guys in her twenties than Woody Allen got hate for making movies about dating teens in his forties.

— Robert Schultz (@_RobertSchultz) March 1, 2021

Ginny and Georgia also made unsavory remarks about superstars Lady Gaga and Lana Del Rey.

https://twitter.com/steponmetay/status/1366298404230475781

First Taylor now Lana ? Who tf think LANA DEL REY Is basic ? 😂 i think its safe to say ginny and georgia is cancelled

RESPECT TAYLOR SWIFT
RESPECT LANA DEL REY
RESPECT ALL FEMALE ARTIST
RESPECT WOMEN !!!! https://t.co/KRpcr2YM7g

— TS Facts (@SwiftLife_1989) March 1, 2021

For a show that’s meant to be empowering, Ginny and Georgia sure does contain a lot of unnecessary criticism of successful women. Quite the way to ring in Women’s History Month.