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The 1975's Matt Healy’s Secret To Writing Such Relatable Lyrics · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Derived from Hollywood. Fourth album, Notes on a Conditional Form,
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Speaker 1: just came out and is being praised like all their
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Speaker 1: other albums. For Frontman, Matt Healy's honest and relatable underdog
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Speaker 1: lyrics that suck you right into his perspective. And sometimes
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Speaker 1: when artists become bigger and more successful, they lose that
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Speaker 1: ability to write lyrics that connect universally. But Matt doesn't
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Speaker 1: struggle with that at all. He tells enemy, I think
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Speaker 1: the reason people still relate to me is because I'm
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Speaker 1: having the same experiences as everyone else. I'm either talking
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Speaker 1: about the things that make me uncomfortable or the things
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Speaker 1: that make me laugh, or I'm talking about the things
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Speaker 1: that terrify me. I just hope that honesty is not
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Speaker 1: seen as self indulgent. I don't try to preserve my
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Speaker 1: place as an underdog. I'm just trying to dispel any
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Speaker 1: myth that people put on my work. Notes on a
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Speaker 1: Conditional Form is out now, that's direct from Hollywood.