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June 29, 2025 2 mins
In a dramatic turn of events at the Glastonbury Music Festival on June 27, 2025, Matty Healy, the frontman of the British band The 1975, appeared to throw shade at his ex-girlfriend, global pop sensation Taylor Swift. This exchange has sparked a frenzy among fans and has once again highlighted the tumultuous and highly publicized relationship between the two.

During his performance at Glastonbury, Healy paused mid-set and made a bold declaration that left the audience and fans worldwide talking. Raising a glass of beer, Healy stated, "What this moment is making me realize is that I probably am the best songwriter of my generation… A poet, ladies and gentlemen, is what I am."[2][3][4]

This statement is widely interpreted as a response to Taylor Swift's recent album, "The Tortured Poets Department," released in April 2024. The album is believed to contain several tracks that reference their brief but contentious romance in May and June 2023. Songs like "Guilty As Sin," "Down Bad," and "I Can Fix Him (No Really I Can)" are rumored to be about Healy, with lyrics that many see as sharp jabs at their relationship[1][2][3].

The relationship between Swift and Healy was marked by controversy even before their split. Swifties, Taylor Swift's dedicated fan base, had launched an online campaign urging Swift to end the relationship due to allegations of Healy's problematic behavior, including racism and misogyny[1].

Since their breakup, both artists have moved on. Taylor Swift has been dating NFL star Travis Kelce, with the two making their red carpet debut recently and sparking wedding rumors. Meanwhile, Matty Healy got engaged to model Gabbriette Bechtel in June 2024, with Bechtel attending his Glastonbury performance alongside his mother, actress Denise Welch[2][3].

Healy's comments at Glastonbury have reignited the public's interest in the complicated history between these two musical figures. While Healy later clarified that he was "only joking about being a poet," the timing and context of his remarks suggest a deeper underlying message, one that fans are eagerly dissecting[3].

This public exchange underscores the ongoing narrative of celebrity relationships and the creative expressions that often follow their highs and lows. As both Taylor Swift and Matty Healy continue to navigate their careers and personal lives under the scrutiny of the public eye, their fans remain keenly attuned to every word and gesture that might hint at what really went on behind the scenes.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is the Taylor Swift News and Info Tracker podcast.
Here is what we know so far. In a dramatic
turn of events, at the Glastonbury Music Festival on June
twenty seventh, twenty twenty five, Mattie Heey, the front man
of the British band The nineteen seventy five, appeared to
throw shade at his ex girlfriend, global pop sensation Taylor Swift.

(00:21):
This exchange has sparked a frenzy among fans and has
once again highlighted the tumultuous and highly publicized relationship between
the two. During his performance at Glastonbury, Healey paused mid
set and made a bold declaration that left the audience
and fans worldwide talking. Raising a glass of beer, Healey stated,
what this moment is making me realize is that I

(00:43):
probably am the best songwriter of my generation. A poet,
ladies and gentlemen is what I am. Two. This statement
is widely interpreted as a response to Taylor Swift's recent album,
The Tortured Poet's Department, released in April twenty twenty four.
The album is believed to contain several tracks that reference
their brief but contentious romance in May and June twenty

(01:06):
twenty three, songs like Guilty as Sin Down Bad and
I Can Fix Him, No, Really, I Can are rumored
to be about Healey, with lyrics that many see as
sharp jabs at their relationship. One. Two. The relationship between
Swift and Healey was marked by controversy even before their split.
Swifties Taylor Swift's dedicated fan base had launched an online

(01:29):
campaign urging Swift to end the relationship due to allegations
of Healey's problematic behavior, including racism and misogyny. One. Since
their break up, both artists have moved on. Taylor Swift
has been dating NFL star Travis Kelcey, with the two
making their red carpet debut recently and sparking wedding rumors. Meanwhile,

(01:51):
Matty Heely got engaged to model Gabriette Bechtel in June
twenty twenty four, with Bechdel attending his Glastonbury performance alongside
his mother, actress Denise Welch two. Three. Healey's comments at
Glastonbury have reignited the public's interest in the complicated history
between these two musical figures. While Healey later clarified that

(02:12):
he was only joking about being a poet. The timing
and context of his remarks suggest a deeper underlying message,
one that fans are eagerly dissecting. This public exchange underscores
the ongoing narrative of celebrity relationships and the creative expressions
that often follow their highs and lows. As both Taylor

(02:32):
Swift and Mattie Heely continue to navigate their careers and
personal lives under the scrutiny of the public eye, their
fans remain keenly attuned to every word and gesture that
might hint at what really went on behind the scenes,
and that wraps it up for Taylor Swift News to day.
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an episode. Thanks for listening.
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