actor who died suddenly back in 2013, by celebrating his life and work on social media with the hashtag4yearswithoutCory Billie Lourd Explains How "American Horror Story" Impacted Her LifeHave you forgivenHow I Met Your Motherfor that controversial finale yet? that she warned Kanye against "releasing a song with such a strong misogynistic message.” But we don't hear that part of the conversation in Kim's story — granted, she only showed us bits of the hourlong conversation that she wanted us to see. (Snapping the entire hour of the call would be next to impossible, and if anyone knows the art of using social media to help craft your narrative, it's a Kardashian.) It's hard to say, then, if she purposefully omitted any part of the conversation where Taylor "cautioned" Kanye about the misogynistic undertones of the track.According to Taylor's statement, 's Archie, she cites as a prime example. "Archie — your most all-American character — is being played by a New Zealand native, who's also half-Samoan. That's the world we're trying to live in."Josie and her fellow Pussycats are also played byAshleigh Murray