Omar Apollo clarifies beef with Troye Sivan

Omar Apollo debunks rumors of a feud with Troye Sivan, calling the speculation ‘hilarious

The music industry has seen its fair share of controversies and rumored conflicts in 2024, but not all of them hold water. Recently, speculation arose about a supposed feud between singers Omar Apollo and Troye Sivan. However, Apollo has swiftly debunked these rumors, calling them "hilarious" and non-existent.

the fact yall think i have beef with Troye Sivan is hilarious, he met my dad and i met his mom at the last show we played together. very sweet woman. i get it tho, negativity is appealing i expect nothing less on this app lol he’s always been a great friend

— Omar Apollo (@omarapollo) July 13, 2024

Taking to Twitter, Apollo dismissed the beef, emphasizing his close friendship with Sivan. "I get it tho, negativity is appealing i expect nothing less on this app," he tweeted, poking fun at the tendency for rumors to spread online. To further solidify his point, Apollo shared that he and Sivan recently introduced their parents at a concert, highlighting their ongoing camaraderie.

In a new interview with VMan, both artists reflected on their first encounter at a Loewe fashion show, where they bonded over each other's outfits. Sivan reminisced, "You were wearing that coat that was shedding on me," while Apollo humorously recalled Sivan being "pantless" at the event. Their light-hearted exchange underscores the genuine friendship between the two.

The fictional feud left many fans puzzled. While some asked for a simpler explanation, others speculated that the tweet was a strategic move to generate buzz for a potential collaboration between Apollo and Sivan. Given the lack of substantial rumors about their alleged beef, this theory gained traction among fans.

This incident is not unique to Apollo and Sivan. Even high-profile artists like Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish have been subject to similar fan-made conflicts. Apollo's humorous and transparent handling of the situation serves as a reminder of how easily misinformation can spread, but also how effectively it can be dispelled.