The 1975's Matty Healy has been using auto-tune not because his voice is out of pitch, but rather a different creative outlet for him to express his music whenever he sings live. Recently, the vocalist became viral for calling out security while the voice effect is still on.
In a viral video circulating on TikTok, the frontman was singing "I Like America & America Likes Me," a track from their album "A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships."
In the first part of the clip, Healy sings the lyrics of the song while standing from a high platform until he noticed something happening in the crowd.
@official_byu_honor_code he’s so considerate <3 #the1975live #the1975attheirverybest #mattyhealy #phoenix #arizona #beingfunnyinaforeignlanguage #trumanblack @the1975 ♬ original sound - claire
He then proceeded to call out the security who seems to be doing nothing while a concertgoer was falling down.
"Someone's fallen down over there, go and f****** sort them out. Stop standing there like a bunch of d***heads," Healy sings in auto-tune while pointing at the fan who fell.
As of this writing, the clip amassed more than 165,000 likes on the video-sharing platform and thousands of comments.
This was not the first time Healy went viral for using an auto-tune while calling out someone from the crowd as he previously performed at one of their concerts years ago when he noticed concertgoers having an altercation from the audience.
He called out the fans while his auto-tune was on, saying, "Oh no f****** fighting at my gig f*** off."
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Not The First Viral Moment From The 1975's Current Tour
The 1975 is currently touring around the world after the release of their highly-anticipated album "Being Funny In A Foreign Language."
Earlier this month, the Manchester-based band took the Madison Square Garden stage in New York City and Matty Healy confused concertgoers when he started taking his top off and eating a raw steak while his mother, Denise Welch, was watching from the crowd.
As of this writing, The 1975 has not revealed the reason behind the bizarre stunt, but an outlet suggested that it could be a political statement as the group is also popularly known for addressing different issues like LGBT rights, gender inclusivity, mental health, climate change, and more, in their previous shows.
More recently, Matty Healy performed in Las Vegas where he asked a female concertgoer to join him on stage and many people were shocked when they started kissing.
The woman who claimed to be the fan from videos circulating online said she asked Healy through her phone and the frontman asked for her consent first.
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