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Agencies Posted: Nov 07, 2009 at 1047 hrs IST
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Taylor SwiftThe 19-year-old singer was stunned after West shouted that Beyonce deserved the award.
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Country singer Taylor Swift is not a prisoner of the past as she has re-enacted her shocking moment with rapper Kanye West with a hilarious touch in a new video.

The 'You Belong With Me' hitmaker has been cracking jokes about West's rude outburst at the MTV Video Music Awards but has now shown her humorous side by re-creating the moment when he jumped on stage during her acceptance speech for Best Female Artiste, Mirror reported.

The 19-year-old singer was stunned after West shouted that Beyonce deserved the award, and a stunned Swift went silent unable to continue her winning speech.

The video made for Saturday Night Live starts off with Swift introducing herself as the guest presenter.

Her co-star Bill Hader then pretends to take a call from West and says,"Kanye West just called, he thinks Beyonce should host."

This is followed by a true copy of Swift's expression that happened during the awards.
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