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Fans grossed out AND jealous as hell after 1975's Matt Healy sucks fan's thumb

Matt Healy's fans are divided after he sucked a fan's thumb during concert

BRIGHTON, UNITED KINGDOM: The 1975 singer Matt Healy was spotted sucking on a female fan's thumb during a concert on Sunday, January 8. The fan tweeted by saying, "Matty Healy just sucked my thumb good night." In another clip from the gig, he was seen kissing a fan, who wrote, “So Matty Healy just french kissed me.”

Many were quick to react to the controversial videos shared on Twitter. One of many assertively questioned, "Like what if she wiped her a** and didn't wash her hands?!" Another wrote, "Keep playing he gonna catch a fever or some shit. YOU DON'T KNOW WHERE THESE HANDS AND LIPS [ARE FROM] SIR!!"

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One more tweeted by saying, "…and that’s the origin of COVID 23." While another said, "oh god when is the covid-1975 pandemic going to end."

On the other hand, there was a section of fans who were left feeling jealous. An individual wrote, "Girl I’m just gonna say it.. this is a win over the kisses." One suggested, "NEVER WASH IT." One more fan commented, "I'm so jealous."

This is not the first time, last year Matt got slammed for appearing to check a woman's age on her ID before giving her a kiss at a gig in Las Vegas as he was heard saying, "You better not be f***ing 16," reports The Mirror. One said at that time, "This is creepy and weird and gross." A person said, as quoted by Tyla, "It’s a completely inappropriate power balance. There’s an understood wall between performer and artist and this completely shatters that wall in a pretty dangerous way."

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