British Singer Appears to Make Dig at Taylor Swift During Concert
- Matty Healy, lead singer of The 1975, appeared to take a subtle jab at Taylor Swift during their Glastonbury set on June 27, referencing her 2024 album 'The Tortured Poets Department' while holding a Guinness.
- Following Swift's April 2024 album release, Healy expressed being 'completely blindsided' by its lyrical content, signaling tension stemming from their brief relationship and the album's themes.
- Healy declared 'I probably am the best songwriter of my generation…a poet' on stage, while wearing a Peter Pan pin linked to Swift’s song, signaling a subtle jab.
- Following the viral footage of Healy’s Glastonbury jab, Swift responded by stepping out with Travis Kelce in New York City on June 28.
- Beyond this incident, fans view Healy's stage references and pin as ongoing subtle digs fueling the public feud with Swift.
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Swifties Think Matty Healy Shaded Taylor With A Peter Pan Pin
Joseph Okpako/WireImage/Getty ImagesJSYK, Matty Healy considers himself to be a “poet.” During his set at Glastonbury on June 27, the 1975 frontman seemingly shaded his ex Taylor Swift by making references to her album The Tortured Poets Department. Not only did Healy borrow some terminology from Swift when he labeled himself a “poet,” but he also wore a Peter Pan pin on stage. Reminder: “Peter” is a Peter Pan-themed song on TTPD that fans think…
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