Oh god, bottoming drama
on Buzzfeed, which could mean he’s vers and didn’t want to get into it during the final, “lightning round” moments of an interview in a New Zealand rag. Fair. On its face, the question asked by’s Matt Fistonich, then, was at least redundant, but given the sexual content of Sivan’s music, it was not exactly out of left field. The question would be way more jarring if directed at, say, Sam Smith, who has given very little indication of his sex life.
But it would be interesting to hear how Sam Smith would answer that question! And that’s often a point that’s missing from celebrities’ rants about interview questions. Some questions solicit information, some function more rhetorically. Often celebs’ extended responses to questions they don’t like, even if they don’t answer them, is telling.
. “I don’t like choosing sides.” She did not follow up with a tweet to scold the interviewer, Rose Dommu, for asking the question.
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