- Rina Sawayama appeared to suggest she was "sick and tired" of Matty Healy's "microaggressions."
- During her set at Glastonbury, the singer also seemed to say she had "had enough" of Healy.
Rina Sawayama appeared to suggest she's "had enough" of The 1975 singer Matty Healy.
The Japanese-British singer told her audience at the Glastonbury music festival in England on Saturday that she was "sick and tired" of "microaggressions" made by a certain individual.
Though she did not name Healy, Sawayama gave plenty of clues that she was referring to The 1975's frontman.
She went on to reference Healy's appearance on a podcast earlier this year, when he discussed masturbating to porn of "brutalized" women and laughed at derogatory comments about Asian people.
Introducing the track "STFU!," Sawayama told the crowd she was dedicating the song to a "white man that watches 'Ghetto Gaggers' and mocks Asian people on a podcast."
She added that he "owns my masters," in a reference to her recordings, before concluding: "I've had enough."
Sawayama and Healy did not immediately respond to requests for comment from Insider, made outside normal working hours.
Both artists are signed to Dirty Hit records. Healy was a director of the company from December 2018 until April 2023, The Guardian reported.
After rumors emerged in May that Healy was dating Taylor Swift, comments he made on "The Adam Friedland Show" in February resurfaced.
During the episode, Healy spoke about having watched "Ghetto Gaggers," a porn site known for videos featuring the humiliation and brutalization of mostly Black women.
Elsewhere on the episode Healy and the hosts made fun of the rapper Ice Spice and tried to guess her ethnicity. He later offered an apology to Ice Spice, according to a fan video posted to Twitter.
Clips of the BBC broadcast of Sawayama venting about Healy are being widely shared across social media.
"Gagged him a bit," one user wrote in response to celebrity news account Pop Crave's tweet of Sawayama's comments.
Some have also drawn parallels between her comment about Healy owning her master recordings and Swift condemning Scooter Braun for owning her older music after he bought Big Machine Records in 2019.
"Taylor complaining about Scooter stealing her masters, just for her to date a man who does the exact same thing. That woman is so performative and literally stands for nothing," one Twitter user wrote in a tweet.
Swift and Healy, who were first linked in May when British tabloid The Sun reported that the two singers were "madly in love," never publicly confirmed they were a couple.
After 33 days of rife speculation, fueled by Healy's appearances at several Eras Tour shows, reports surfaced in early June that they'd broken up.