The talk show host made a surprise appearance in Taylor Swift's music video for 'Look What You Made Me Do,' in a version released by the TV host on her show. 
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Watch Ellen Degeneres parody Taylor Swift's 'Look What You Made Me Do' video

The talk show host made a surprise appearance in Taylor Swift's music video for 'Look What You Made Me Do,' in a version released by the TV host on her show.

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NEW DELHI: Ellen Degeneres is the new Taylor Swift in 'Look What You Made Me Do' spoof.

The talk show host made a surprise appearance in Taylor Swift's music video for 'Look What You Made Me Do,' in a version released by the TV host on her show.

Ellen jokingly revealed she was originally set to star in Taylor Swift's 'Look What You Made Me Do' video.

She joked, "It could have been better. I was in the original, because I'm part of her squad. Apparently she cut me out. I don't know."

"She's threatened by me sometimes. Nice try, Tay-Tay, 'cause I got my hands on the real video. So, I'm gonna share it with all of you for the first time," she told the audiences.

The video opens with Ellen sharing the diamond-strewn tub with Swift, gnawing on a sparkly necklace then tying it around her head.

It also turns out that Ellen was on the other end of phone when the new Taylor Swift remarks about how the old Taylor Swift can't come to the phone.

When the comedian hears that the old pop superstar is dead, the camera cuts back to the tub, and she asks, "Then who am I playing footsies with?"

The spoof ends with DeGeneres revisiting some of her most popular characters on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show'.

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