The answers given show you her literal meaning. The context is that it's a widely used saying that "there is no "I" in team" . This is used to encourage collaboration, teamwork and putting the collective effort first, ahead of personal ambitions and desires. Taylor is fighting back in favour of the individual, of doing what you want for yourself, by pointing out that there is a first person pronoun hidden in " team", in the form of the letters m and e. So it's a little bit an individualist's battle cry against too much conformism, a little bit an egotist's cry against sublimating her desires in collective creation ... however you prefer to understand it is probably good :). There's some discussion of the song's meaning overall at https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/life/entertainment/a27311476/taylor-swift-me-lyrics-meaning-shade-brendon-urie/. https://www.bustle.com/p/who-is-taylor-swifts-me-about-her-new-songs-meaning-is-deeper-than-you-think-17143916

You are absolutely right. But... there is a me in team. tEaM -> EM -> ME Get it? :)

there is an "m" and an "e" in the word team. The singer is just being clever.

Hi! I have a question about this quote by Taylor. I get "that there is no I in team" and "there's me" but my question is , is it grammatically correct? Just confused about the Ain't no part.