English singer-songwriter and musician Matthew Timothy Healy (born April 8, 1989) is best known for his role as lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist for the band The 1975.
Matty Healy, son of actors Denise Welch and Tim Healy, established 1975 with classmates from Wilmslow High School, including Ross MacDonald, Adam Hann, and George Daniel. The band has amassed four EPs and five number-one albums on the UK Albums Chart. Healy, the lead singer of The 1975, is notorious for his unpredictable stage antics and social media posts.
When was Matty Healy Born?
Matthew Timothy Healy was born on April 8, 1989, in Hendon, England. He was born to Denise Welch, a TV host, and actor Tim Healy. He was born in Newcastle upon Tyne, and when he was nine years old, his family relocated to Cheshire.
When asked why he left Wilmslow High School in November 2016 with only three GCSEs, he said it was because school just a tedious imposition, getting in the way of me being a pop star.
He had previously attended a private school but was expelled for starting fights and then transferred to Wilmslow High School. He attended a school for music for three months before dropping out to work in a Chinese restaurant.
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The Formation of The 1975 and Their Discography
After meeting Adam Hann on guitar, Ross MacDonald on bass, and George Daniel on drums and producing in Wilmslow High School, Healy put together The 1975 in 2002. After Elliott Williams left, he went from being the drummer to the lead singer.
They dropped four EPs (August 2012’s Facedown, November 2012’s S*x, March 2013’s Music for Cars, and May 2013’s IV) before debuting with 2013’s The 1975, 2016’s I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It, 2018’s A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships, 2020’s Notes on a Conditional Form, and 2022’s Being Funny in a Foreign Language.
Mattey Healy‘s Controversy – Stirring Debate Since 2014
The October 2022 issue of NME praised Healy’s sensei-like mastery, saying that his Instagram stories have been awash with eyebrow-raising jokes, artful trolling of hardcore fans and explicit attempts to get canceled.
His online posts routinely spark heated debate. After he posted, “Isis is cutting little girls’ heads off and you want to challenge a non-religious, humanist perspective?” in August 2014, he was accυsed of Islamophobia and s*xism on Twitter.
When confronted by a 19-year-old Muslim lady who runs a Harry Styles-themed Twitter account, he responded by saying:
“I don’t understand the world at all,” and that he “r*sented being ‘educated’ on religion by” such an account.
When he was called out in March 2020 for tweeting:
“Stop telling people to support you we don’t want your EP and zine bundle now Laura we’re going to dἰe,” he deleted the remark and later explained, “I’m not sorry I’m just bored.”
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