Taylor Swift’s “I Can Fix Him” and other songs allegedly inspired by Matty Healy’s intimate parts

Taylor Swift’s latest album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” is shaking up the music industry with its lyrics and alleged dedications. This time, Swifties (that’s the name Taylor fans have) are finding tracks that seemingly hint at one of her diva’s exes. For example, one of the songs, “I Can Fix Him (No Really, I Can)” might be an ode to Matty Healy and his… manhood!

“Poets” is rumored to have around 5 songs hinting at Taylor Swift’s fling with Matty Healy. Some of these references include brief romantic stints mentioned in “Fortnight,” to (apparent) bedroom dynamics in the lyrics.

Other songs like “Down Bad” and “But Daddy, I Love Him” allegedly spill the tea on the ups and downs of her romance with the 1975 frontman. In contrast, “Fresh Out the Slammer” could be about escaping daily life with a special someone, while “Guilty As Sin?” questions people for judging her based on her past relationship.

Fast forward to now: the Taylor Swift x Matty Healy thing is buried in the past, with Tay-Tay dating NFL player Travis Kelce. The pair started dating in September 2023 and have been a power couple ever since their relationship went public.