Charli XCX isn’t tolerating any hate at her concerts.
The singer has spoken out in defence of Taylor Swift after fans at her concerts started the chant “Taylor is dead”.
She took to Instagram to tell fans she has zero-tolerance for that kind of behaviour after a video posted to social media of the crowd chanting at her June 23 show in Sao Paolo, Brazil, brought it to her attention.
Watch the video above.
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“Can the people who do this please stop. Online or at my shows,” she wrote on her Instagram story over a screenshot of the video.
“It is the opposite of what I want and it disturbs me that anyone would think there is room for this in this community. I will not tolerate it.”
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The chant began after fans speculated that one of the song’s from Charli’s new album Brat was about Swift, quickly making her the ‘villain’ of the fandom.
In the song, the Von Dutch singer opens up about her insecurities in the music industry, comparing herself to another female artist within the same genre but a different sound.
Both Swift and Charli produce music of the pop genre, however Swift operates in the space of mainstream pop where as Charli is on the hyper-pop end of the spectrum.
However, the duo used to have a seemingly close relationship, with Charli opening for Swift during her 1989 North American stadium tour, alongside another opener, Camilla Cabello.
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The duo also shares ties through the British pop band The 1975. Charli is engaged to the band’s drummer, George Daniel, whereas Swift briefly dated the lead singer Matty Healy, following her 2023 split from Joe Alwyn.
Swift’s fan’s have speculated that many of her songs from the album The Tortured Poets Department are about her relationship with Healy.
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