SZA really “beloved her album and the writing,” so stans cease beginning sh*t
On “Kill Invoice,” SZA sings about eager to kill her ex, not Taylor Swift. Get it proper, stans! SZA clarified that she and the Midnights singer aren’t preventing after stans conflated the 2 artists selling their music with the 2 girls preventing.
After thanking her followers for “copping” digital variations of a few of her SOS songs, SZA advised her followers to cease coming for Swifties.
“Uhh I really feel foolish that I even must say this however I see supporters arguing and I hate that,” SZA tweeted. “I don’t have beef w ANYONE particularly not Taylor lmao.”
Complimenting Swift’s LP Midnights, SZA wrote, “I genuinely beloved her album and the writing! Everybody’s jus tryna do their BEST as all of us ought to. LOVE TO EVERYONE.”
SZA’s clarification got here after an unfounded back-and-forth between SZA Camp and Swifties as each artists launched digital variations of a few of their respective album’s songs to spice up gross sales and attain the coveted No. 1 slot on the Billboard 200. (SOS presently sits at No. 1.)
To beat out SOS, Swift shared 4 completely different “Midnights digital albums” that featured “behind the tune” bonus materials. In the meantime, SZA dropped digital albums with completely different cowl artwork, and extra solo variations of songs “PSA” and “Open Arms.”
Rolling Stone lately sat down with SZA to discuss her LP SOS and the way it confirmed that although she’s “a form individual, I’m not a pleasant individual.”
“I feel this album was partially impressed by love misplaced, however largely impressed by my departure from trying to be a pleasant lady,” she stated. “I’ve tried to be a pleasant lady for therefore lengthy and it’s simply not who I’m, inherently.”
She added, “I feel coming to phrases with that and actually increasing upon that and exploring that’s sort of like this new chapter in my life.”