Matty Healy fueled rumors that he was the inspiration for the song “Guilty as Sin” from his ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift’s latest album, “The Tortured Poets Department.” The 1975 frontman took to his Instagram Story on Monday to share Annie Lennox’s rendition of The Blue Nile’s 1989 song “The Downtown Lights.”

Taylor Swift fans everywhere were shocked to discover The Tortured Poets Department wasn't exclusively about Joe Alwyn — it actually featured a ton of songs that seem to be about Matty Healy, from "The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived" to "loml" and "Guilty As Sin?

Matty Healy has sparked fresh speculation about his relationship with Taylor Swift with a cryptic Instagram post. The two dated briefly in 2023.

Matty Healy referenced the lyrics in Taylor Swift's "Guilty As Sin?" on X, and Swifties think it was a shady move. Here's why they aren't happy.

Intentional or not, some fans are convinced Matty Healy dropped a clue connecting him to a song from Taylor Swift's album The Tortured Poets Department. While there was already plenty of evidence to suggest that Healy,

Matty Healy has consistently underplayed his romance with Taylor Swift, but he's once again making sure that the world knows her latest album was about him.

Matty Healy subtly added fuel to the rumor that Taylor Swift's The Tortured Poets Department track "Guilty as Sin" is about him on Monday (November 18) when he shared a post on his Instagram story about the Blue Nile's "Downtown Lights.

It sure looks like Matty Healy reacted to some of the Swifties' latest comments about him. The root of this particular discourse comes from Taylor Swift's song "Guilty As Sin" from The Tortured Poets Department,