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Fans think Harry Styles is hinting at being bisexual in new song
the singer talks about an attraction to men and women on the track

Harry Styles (Screenshot courtesy of YouTube)
Harry Styles debuted an unreleased song during his Paris tour stop and fans believe the singer got candid about his sexuality.
“The boys and the girls are here I mess around with them / And I’m okay with it / I’m coming down/ I figured out I kinda like it / And when I sleep I’m gonna dream of how you tasted,” Styles, 24, sings on the new track “Medicine.”
Fans hailed the song as a “bisexual anthem” even though Styles has not yet commented on the song’s meaning.
Harry fucking Styles really is out here screaming the lyrics “The boys and girls are here, I mess around a bit, and I’m okay with it.” Medicine is a bisexual anthem and we really out here loving a queer man pic.twitter.com/rwDpUvCByn
— Trinity ? (@yup_trinity) March 14, 2018
medicine by harry styles is nothing i’ve ever heard before i stan a bisexual anthem
— capricrap (@lungswitch) March 14, 2018
The official bi anthem is Medicine by Harry Styles and it hasn’t even been released yet
— hungry virgo ? (@ky_oho) March 14, 2018
“the boys and the girls are here, i mess around with him, and i’m okay with it”
this is the new bi anthem, thank you harry styles pic.twitter.com/xh76WhnxMd— ari the useless gay (@emptyskv) March 13, 2018
Even some celebrities praised the song for its bisexual theme.
And just like that, my skin is clear, my my vision is corrected, and I’m suddenly bisexual https://t.co/mUTaMpKl04
— Adam Rippon (@Adaripp) March 14, 2018
Where were you the day a tweet from Z100 New York made you bisexual?
— Adam Rippon (@Adaripp) March 14, 2018
The lyrics of Medicine by @Harry_Styles have me ???
— troye sivan (@troyesivan) March 13, 2018
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