Reports are circulating that Matty Healy, frontman of the band The 1975, is gearing up to delve into his past relationship with pop icon Taylor Swift on their next musical venture. Speculation about their brief summer romance in 2023 has been rife, especially after Swift’s split from actor Joe Alwyn and before her new relationship with NFL star Travis Kelce. Fans have eagerly speculated about potential references to this period in Swift's latest album 'The Tortured Poets Department', though Swift has remained tight-lipped about the meanings behind her songs. Now, it appears Healy plans to reciprocate by including a track titled 'God Has Entered My Body' on The 1975's upcoming sixth album. This development comes despite Healy's earlier statements dismissing the idea of writing about fleeting romances.

The music world buzzed when Healy and Swift were spotted together outside a Manhattan studio in May 2023. While Healy initially expressed reluctance to explore personal experiences in his music, recent reports suggest a change of heart. According to sources, the song 'God Has Entered My Body' will contain lyrics that seem to reference Swift, such as “Keep your head up Princess, your tiara is falling.” This line has sparked intense fan discussion, connecting it to Swift’s public persona and the nature of their relationship. Swift's fans quickly picked up on what they believed were subtle nods to Healy in her own work, particularly in the title track of her 2024 album. Lyrics like “You smoked then ate seven bars of chocolate” hint at Healy’s well-known habits, while other lines allude to mutual acquaintances.

In the past, Healy has publicly addressed the challenges of fame and the pressure to incorporate personal lore into his art. In an interview last year, he discussed how artists often feel compelled to comment on their public lives, but he was hesitant to do so. Despite these reservations, it seems Healy has reconsidered. Fans have also speculated about the meaning behind Swift’s song 'The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived', suggesting it might reference their time together. Lines like “Was any of it true? / Gazing at me starry-eyed” evoke images of their interactions. Interestingly, Healy reportedly found Swift’s album amusing, finding humor in the fact that their relationship was never serious.

The 1975 have been relatively quiet since releasing their fifth album 'Being Funny In A Foreign Language' in 2022. However, there were hints that new music was on the horizon when Healy mentioned working on a new LP during a live performance in February 2023. This announcement came as a surprise, given the band’s earlier hints at an indefinite hiatus following their 2024 UK tour. As fans eagerly await the release of the new album, the anticipated exploration of Healy’s past relationship with Swift adds an intriguing layer to the band’s evolving narrative. The interplay between their respective works promises to captivate audiences and fuel ongoing speculation.