Ever since Taylor Swift announced her new album, The Tortured Poets Department, this year, fans were left speculating that the record could have references to her ex-Joe Alwyn and also her new romance with Travis Kelce. Little did they know that the album had songs seemingly dedicated to another of her ex-boyfriends, Matty Healy. Matty Healy has now reacted to the track about him.
A paparazzi recently asked Matty, “How would you rate your Taylor diss track compared to the 30 others?” Matty asked, “My diss track?” “I haven’t really listened to that much of it. But I’m sure it’s good,” he added.
For the unversed, Taylor Swift and Matty Healy dated for a brief period in 2023 after the former’s breakup with Alwyn. While the relationship was short-lived, it was impactful enough for the singer to seemingly pen a track on it. Fans took to social media platforms to point out the many parallels that they noticed in the visuals of Fortnight, connecting them to Healy. From tracks like Guilty as Sin, I Can Fix Him and The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived to the video being shot in black-and-white—a common choice that The 1975 frontman mostly opted for his music videos—to the use of long black coats with pants and loafers, which seemed similar to what Matty’s band wears for Part of the Band, fans noticed a lot of apparent nods to the singer.
Taylor Swift and Matty Healy met in 2014 during one of his concerts. After connecting professionally in 2022, they reportedly started dating each other during the summer of 2023, briefly after Taylor parted ways with ex-Joe Alwyn. They were also spotted going on public dates. It was nearly after a month that outlets reported that the two had broken up, stating that “they were not compatible with each other”.
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