to ask for her blessing regarding his reference to her in the song "Famous." The clip sparked a huge scandal, since Taylor had said that she hadn't been informed about the lyric in which Kayne called her "that b*tch" before the song's release;she later doubled down on thatin a statement posted to Instagram. — in an Instagram post breaking the news of the reality star's donation. "I made a wish to the Universe to gather protective masks for our brave healthcare workers and today my dream came true." Yeah, I guess so, but I've always been like that. It's not a new thing. I mean, of course I doubted myself, but I sort of know what I want from life. I know I don't want to be like, a vapid shallow person, so that's one thing. I'm really keen on transmitting something to someone and learning from what I do. Otherwise, what is the point? Do you know what I mean? Otherwise, you'd might as well just be a cardboard box. It's good if you can nourish a character, but you can get something out of it as well. So then you can go on and become a better actor or a better person, or decide to go into directing or writing. There are so many departments and intersections in this industry that you can weave together.TV is a love song written about the guy of her dreams she has yet to meet. Sounds relatable, right? The ballad is sweet and infectious, hopeful and heartbreaking—and the same goes for the video, which shows Tori chasing a guy through the streets of Brooklyn. Spoiler alert: They don't run into the sunset, happily ever after, but it's all good because Tori's independent and who has time to chase love? "I'm happy with the message," the singer explained during our chat. "It's a nice little story line that's saying you don't always need somebody."