Final Friday, after The Tortured Poets Division dropped, Matt Healy’s ears needed to be BURNING.
It’s turn into a forgone conclusion amongst Taylor Swift’s followers that the lion share of the songs off of the Anthology had been impressed by her temporary affair with the 1975 rocker.
But, whereas many songs are written about Taylor’s exes, few instances have considered one of these gents been cornered and requested how they really feel concerning the tracks they’ve impressed.
However that’s this? Oh, it seems like Matt Healy, being put proper on the spot!
Taylor Swift’s Ex Matty Healy Reacts to ‘Tortured Poets Division’ Songs
Every week after Taylor’s new album broke information and made Swifties cry whereas being productive, her ex was approached by paparazzi and requested his ideas on the album.
ET shared the video of Matt, making an attempt to maintain low key in a blue hoodie whereas strolling down the road in LA, wanting like he’s down dangerous after cryin’ on the health club. A photog shortly asks him to rank his “diss monitor”, although doesn’t specify which one he means. Matt’s response?
“I haven’t actually listened to that a lot of it,” he stated, “however I’m certain it’s good.”
Positive, Matthew. SURE!
‘Tortured Poets Division’ Songs about Matt Healy
If you happen to’re questioning which songs are about Matt on the album, actually you may take your choose. There may be the apparent selection, the title monitor of the album.
“You left your typewriter at my house / Straight from the tortured poets division / I believe some issues I by no means say / Like, ‘Who makes use of a typewriter anyway?’” she sings within the tune. Matt is understood for loving his analog, old skool typewriter
However there are lots others: “Recent Out the Slammer,” “Responsible As Sin?,” “I Can Repair Him (No Actually I Can)” and “The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived” are all believed to be about Healy.
