After rumors about a song dedicated to Taylor Swift on The 1975’s album, Matty Healy maintains the mystery in response to comments on social media
Known as the vocalist, frontman and composer of the English pop rock and indie rock band The 1975, Matty Healy would have written a song dedicated to his ex-girlfriend, the pop star Taylor Swiftknown for hits like “Cruel Summer” and “cardigan,” for the group’s next studio album, according to information from The Sun.
As the site reported, the supposed song about Swift takes the name of “God Has Entered My Body” and the lyrics have a line that says, “Keep your head up, princess, your tiara is falling.” A source from the record label Healy told the The Sun that the artist will never publicly comment on the relationships he is involved in, but will express himself through music.
A few hours after the article was published, several fans of Taylor Swift and The 1975 commented on the matter and discussed whether the speculations are true or false. So, in a publication made in Reddit, Matty Healy spoke out on the matter.
In response to a social media post that said “this can’t be real” with crying emojis, the 35-year-old singer was blunt and kept it mysterious: “Huge if it’s true.”
Source: Rollingstone
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