Bruno Mars Responds to claims that he “liked” Taylor Swift Hateful post. For those who don’t know, an Notably, the “Apt” hitmaker came forward to clarify the matter on his X account.
Bruno Mars responds to Taylor Swift’s claims
Bruno Mars rejects claim he “liked” Taylor Swift Hateful post. The post read, “How exactly did she get famous? White privilege is crazy because imagine if an Asian was as talentless as her.” Mars explained, “Taylor has always been supportive and kind to me. There’s only love here,” followed by a heart emoji.
In a follow-up post, the “Treasure” singer Tweeted, “Spread the love on these apps!” pop flop wrote In its explanation, “The Instagram post includes an edited screenshot designed to appear as if it were posted by BTS’s official Twitter/X account. This post was never created by BTS’s official account on the platform.” However, the damage was done, as the post had received 10K likes, 1K retweets, 1.7M views and 345 comments at the time of writing.
Although Mars clarified that everything is fine with Swift, fans of both artists, as well as BTS, are unhappy with the fake news circulating on X. quoted Swift’s “Anti Romantic” lyrics: “I know Taylor has been blessed from above to be so kind and compassionate to these jealous haters…?”
second fan wrote“And your intention is very clear: you wanted to bring hatred into BTS and ARMY. But it backfired on you!” a third fan written, “Now doing damage control, completely ignoring the real issue. Why would you like a hate post about Tae, which is actually edited from BTS’s account? If not Taylor, would you have wanted BTS to receive hate by setting them up? People are not DVMB, Bruno – get your shit right.”
However, some fans showed support for the “Count on Me” singer. a fan Called out, “Bruno, you are very supportive of your teammates, and I don’t think you would ever harbor hatred toward anyone.” second fan commented“Seeing two greats show so much mutual respect is something the industry needs. True greatness always recognizes true greatness.”
Originally reported by Anvay Mane Mandatory