Charli XCX Tells Fans 'Please Stop' Chanting 'Taylor Swift Is Dead' at Her Concerts: 'I Will Not Tolerate It'

• Charli XCX issued a warning via Instagram on Sunday after learning that some have made Taylor Swift the target of a hate campaign
• She condemned those who recently sang “Taylor Swift Is Dead” at her concerts.
• The Brat The singer’s comments follow his performance in Brazil on June 22

Charli XCX has a zero-tolerance policy for negativity — especially Taylor Swift haters.

On Sunday, June 23, the “360” singer, 31, took the moment to address some of her fans who have recently made the “Fortnight” pop star, 34, the target of a hate campaign, with some criticizing her online and even led the songs “Taylor Swift Is Dead” at the concerts of the former.

“Can the people who are doing this please stop. Online or at my shows,” Charli wrote in an Instagram Story, which included a screenshot of an X (formerly Twitter) user who brought the rude rants to her attention.

“It’s the opposite of what I want and it bothers me that someone thinks there’s a place for that in this community,” she added. “I will not tolerate it.”

Charli XCX Instagram Story post.

Charli XCX/Instagram

The original video, which referenced Charli and the “toxic behavior” displayed by fans, was released after the singer’s performance in São Paulo, Brazil on June 22. The caption read: “Hey @charli_xcx your Brazilian fans are showing toxic behavior screaming ‘Taylor is dead!’ at your concerts and related events? You don’t believe that should be the topic @taylornation13.”

The chants and posts began after fans mistakenly assumed Charli’s song “Sympathy Is a Knife” was about her insecurities around Swift. Charli previously opened for Swift on her 1989 stadium tour, alongside Camila Cabello.

The day after her performance, Charli wrote a heartfelt message on Instagram to fans who attended her shows in Brazil and Mexico last week, writing, “to all the angels I met at cdmx and São Paulo, thank you for being so kind and sweet !!!”

“Your energy at these shows was truly unmatched and I’m so happy I got to DJ a girl such a confusing version for the first time ever while partying with you,” she continued, referring to the remix she released on Friday, June 21, with Lord. “emotional moment fr. seriously – I love you all forever and you are so julia <3.”

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Charli XCX in Cannes, France on May 16, 2024.

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Charli’s defense of Swift follows the release of “girl, so confusing version from Lorde,” in which the “Von Dutch” musician also clears up the news about her complicated friendship with fellow pop star Lorde, 27. The vulnerable remix exposes the two’s feelings for one another. another after fans speculated that the original song — which appears on Charlie’s latest album, Brat — was aimed at the “Royals” artist.

“Yeah, I don’t know if you like me / Sometimes I think you might hate me / Sometimes I think I might hate you / Maybe you just wanna be me,” sings Charli on the original and remixed tracks. Lorde’s verse then responds with lines like, “Well, honestly, I’m speechless / When I woke up to the sound of your voice / You told me how you feel / Let’s work it out on the remix.”

After leaving Charli’s Brat — which arrived June 7 — Lorde celebrated the LP in an Instagram Story, saying, “Charli just cooked this one up differently.” She added, “So much courage, grace and skin in the game. I speak for all of us when I say it’s an honor to be moved, changed and blown away by her work. There is NO ONE like this bitch.”

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