Queen On Queen: Mary J. Blige Replies To Flavor Flav Comparing Her To Taylor Swift...

Queen On Queen: Mary J. Blige Replies To Flavor Flav Comparing Her To Taylor Swift... 

"Mary J. Blige knows a fellow truth teller when she sees one.

The R&B superstar opened up to People recently about Flavor Flav’s comments comparing her to Taylor Swift, in the sense that they both write about relatable life experiences. “I mean, I love Taylor Swift. She sings about what’s going on in her life,” Blige said. “It’s kind of similar because she definitely gives you a piece of a relationship in a minute and whatever she may be dealing with. And that’s just her therapy. That’s just her way of expressing herself through her song, and people relate.”

She added, “It’s definitely kind of the same thing. I use my music as my therapy and a way to escape, or a way to express myself and just say how I’m feeling. What else are we going to do?”

Earlier this year, during an interview with HOT 97’s Ebro in the Morning, Flav likened the two singers. “She’s writing a lot about her, you know, experiences that she goes through in life. Just like Mary J. Blige — you know what I’m saying?” the Public Enemy star shared.

Flav has been open about his love for Swift over the past year, sharing in the same interview how he became the “King Swiftie” of the fandom. “It started because I got a girl that lives in Detroit and her kids wanted to go to the Eras Tour concert. So my manager got in contact with Taylor Swift’s people and they hooked me up some tickets and passes,” he recounted. “When we walked over to the tent where I was supposed to be at, a lot of these fans were coming up to me — these young kids, man, I’m surprised they even knew who I was! — and they start giving me these friendship bracelets. Next thing you know, I have friendship bracelets all up and down my arm. We were trading bracelets and everything! Her fanbase embraced me, and I embraced them back.”

He continued, “So, I went home and I started really listening to Taylor. I’m listening to her music, and I’m like, ‘Yo, this girl is dope!’”" - Billboard.com