
Fans seem to think so…
Harry Styles sent fans into meltdown mode last night with a performance of a brand new rock track titled Medicine, which seemingly hints at the star’s sexuality.
The British star performed the unreleased song on his debut tour, and has been hailed by fans as a “bisexual anthem” because of its lyrical content.
On Medicine, Harry sings, “Here to take my medicine, take my medicine, treat you like a gentleman.”
He also boasts about “messing around” with both sexes: “The boys and girls are here, I’m messing around with them, and I’m okay with it.”
Fans praised the track on Twitter, and were quick to proclaim the performance his official coming out.
See the best reactions below…
“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
harry styles singing his bisexual anthem, oil on canvas, harry styles world tour, 2018 pic.twitter.com/J78ug098hF
— ???????????????????? (@cillianmrphy) March 13, 2018
harry styles is out there writing bisexual anthems and wearing soft, feminine clothes and breaking gender roles i am proud to be his fan
— Deena (@Blowjobshire) March 13, 2018
Can’t believe Harry styles is a bisexual king ???????????? my bi ass is wig-less ????????????
— Ivette (@damnitivette) March 13, 2018
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#OneDirectionBestFans pic.twitter.com/ALUOg1uqwn
— Trinity ???? (@LTHQandHSHQbfs) March 14, 2018
Harry styles is a bisexual icon
— ????♂️ (@_orlandorlando_) March 14, 2018
harry styles was an icon already, but now he’s a bisexual icon. it’s what we deserve.
— karen™ (@pixieskaren) March 14, 2018
Thanks @Harry_Styles for giving me and many others from the LGBTQ+ community the confidence to come out. I'm bisexual & it isn't that crazy but coming from a Christian family, that's a big deal. But that's what I am. Nothing will change it even if I can't go to Harry's concert 🙁
— Bre M (@DXIHateMyselfXD) March 14, 2018
Can you believe Harry Styles wrote Medicine, the ultimate bisexual anthem?
— Kirsten (@Kirsten_Opal) March 14, 2018
me reading the lyrics to medicine by harry styles and realizing that he kinda sorta totally came out as bisexual (or queer in general, point is my mans ain't straight): pic.twitter.com/O2P1GOnlGN
— cinder, ???? (@cinderfalling) March 14, 2018
Harry has addressed sexuality in the past.
During an interview with The Sun, he said: “It’s weird for me – everyone should just be who they want to be.”
“It’s tough to justify somebody having to answer to someone else about stuff like that.”
In the same interview, the singer-songwriter also refused to label his own sexuality.
When asked if he’d ever considered a label, he replied: “No, I’ve never felt the need to really. No. I don’t feel like it’s something I’ve ever felt like I have to explain about myself.”
Harry has always been a visible ally to the LGBT+ community, especially throughout his current world tour where he’s waved both Pride and trans flags on stage during his shows.
During a show in Sweden, he also decided to vocally lend his influence to inspire inclusivity.
“If you are black, if you are white, if you are gay, if you are straight, if you are transgender – whoever you are, whoever you want to be, I support you,” he told the screaming crowds.
“I love every single one of you.”
And last year during an interview on French television, Harry was asked about LGBT+ equality being political, and his response was perfect.
“That doesn’t feel like politics to me,” he said. “Stuff like equality feels much more fundamental. I feel like everyone is equal. That doesn’t feel like politics to me.”
Harry Styles’ current world tour is in support of his debut solo album, which reached No.1 in the UK and US earlier this year.
Related: Harry Styles says gay rights are fundamental, not political.