Finn Wolfhard sparked backlash once again after his recent controversial clip quoting Kanye West from the 2009 VMAs went viral, which had ended up becoming the origin of his drama with Taylor Swift.
The 23-year-old Canadian singer and actor took to social media on Wednesday, April 22, and announced his upcoming song, I’ll Let You Finish.
The song will be released on April 29, and social media users were quick to get the reference in the song title as West, in the historical clip, told a young Swift at the time, “Yo Taylor, I’m really happy for you, Imma let you finish, but Beyoncé had one of the best videos of all time!”
The backlash was swift, and critics called the Stranger Things actor out, writing, “don’t think you can….,” and “In April 29th we are streaming High Infidelity to block this man from the #138907 song of the day!!,” referring to the date appearing in Swift’s song.
While a third chimed in, “Relax Swifties, Karma never gets lazy,” and “Using taylor’s traumatic experience at the VMAs for clout, shows your career is at its end,” wrote another.
Another argued, “Negativity toward Taylor Swift won’t bring your music streams it’ll just bring you misery. People have been trying that for decades. Good luck?”
The It actor has not responded to any of the backlash as of yet.
