#harry articles

Rolling Stone, Rob Sheffield

Here are some quotes

Tipping his hat to queer history

"For the encore, he glided right from the ballad 'Sign of the Times' into 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow,' tipping his cap to the long queer histories encoded in the song."

Harryween Pride

"And on this queerest of annual holidays, 'Lights Up' took on a new resonance. Fans passed around different-colored slips of paper and asked people to shine their phones’ flashlights through them, creating a rainbow around the room — a statement of Harryween Pride."

Medicine, a pansexual anthem

"On Sunday, he stunned the crowd by busting out "Medicine,' a Stonesy pansexual anthem that got cut from his debut solo album."

"Everyone sang the hook: 'The boys and the girls are in/I mess around with them/And I’m OK with it!' (It’s officially 'them,' but it’s fair to say most fans sing 'him.') And he went right from that to 'A guy like you should wearing a warning.'

Some fans on twitter were quick to tell him that there were no 'Official lyrics' to the song. Rob responded that, Harry himself had corrected them in his 2019 article where he qouted the song