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Why Fans Think Selena Gomez's New Songs "You Said You Were Sorry" and 'How Does It Feel To Be Forgotten" Are About Justin Bieber
Why Fans Think Selena Gomez's New Songs "You Said You Were Sorry" and 'How Does It Feel To Be Forgotten" Are About Justin Bieber

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time23-03-2025

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Why Fans Think Selena Gomez's New Songs "You Said You Were Sorry" and 'How Does It Feel To Be Forgotten" Are About Justin Bieber

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. It's no secret that Selena Gomez collaborated closely with her fiancé Benny Blanco on her newest album, I Said I Love You First, but some fans think the Only Murders in the Building actress drew inspiration from at least one of her famous former loves for some of the tracks. As fans absorbed I Said I Love You First, which dropped on Mar. 21, many were struck by lyrics that seem to reference Gomez's ex, Justin Bieber—particularly in the tracks "You Said You Were Sorry" and 'How Does It Feel To Be Forgotten." In "You Said You Were Sorry," Gomez sings about having very much moved on from an unnamed ex, singing in the song's pre-chorus, "Don't think about you / Happy without you / More now than I ever was." In the chorus, she references a dream in which the unnamed ex apologized to her—something they never did IRL. "But I had a dream / You said you were sorry, said you were sorry / Sorry for everything / That you put on me, that you put on me / Our eyes were bawling rain / We finally both forgave ya / I had a dream, that's all it was / Yeah, that was enough for me." Bieber famously issued a different kind of indirect apology to Gomez in the form of his 2015 single "Sorry," which he eventually confirmed was at least "a little bit" about her. Of course, even without the "Sorry" connection, fans wouldn't have to reach for reasons to think Gomez might have dreamed of an apology after the infamously tumultuous relationship, which began in 2010 when she and Bieber were both teenagers. After splitting for the first time in 2012, the pair's relationship was on-again and off-again for several years until they split for good in early 2018—just months before Bieber would go on to marry his now-wife, Hailey Bieber. While "You Said You Were Sorry" earned praise for delivering what some fans saw as an important message about closure and letting go, the possibly Bieber-inspired lyrics in "How Does It Feel To Be Forgotten" are more biting. The lyrics 'You're so embarrassing / Go cry when no one's watchin' / I can't imagine it / How does it feel to be forgotten (Ah), forgotten? (Ah-ah)," in particular, sparked speculation about Bieber, who has been known to cry in posts on social media, as a possible muse. As Page Six pointed out, other lyrics in the song seem to mirror lyrics from Gomez's 2020 song "Look at Her Now," which was also believed to be about her breakup with Bieber. The "Look at Her Now" comparison is strongest in "How Does It Feel To Be Forgotten's" pre-chorus, when Gomez sings, ''Cause you walked in, big-ass grin / Talkin' like we're friends, honey, what were you thinkin'? / He loves me, I love him / Look at you, just look at you now." Gomez hasn't commented on the speculation that Bieber inspired some of the lyrics in her new music, but she and Blanco made it clear before the album dropped that I Said I Love You First would cover events before they met. "This album came together organically as a direct result of the comfort that they both felt when working together creatively, allowing them to produce art that authentically reflects their experiences," a press release shared ahead of the drop date said (per People). "It chronicles their entire story—before they met, falling in love and looking to what the future holds."

Selena Gomez Seemingly Clarifies New Album With Benny Blanco Is Not About Justin Bieber
Selena Gomez Seemingly Clarifies New Album With Benny Blanco Is Not About Justin Bieber

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time23-03-2025

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Selena Gomez Seemingly Clarifies New Album With Benny Blanco Is Not About Justin Bieber

Selena Gomez seemingly clarified that the songs from her and fiancé Benny Blanco's new album, I Said I Love You First, were not about her ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber, despite what fans might think. 'Anytime I release anything the interpretation is going to be up to the audience. However, I would like to say that most of this album has nothing to do with what everyone may go to,' Selena, 32, said during an interview alongside Benny, 37, for Spotify's Countdown To I Said I Love You First on Wednesday, March 19. 'I've evolved so much and I have experienced life with new people. I've had to go through transitions with friends and lose people in my life and gain new people and I've had a whole new life forever. So, it's up for whatever people want, but to me it was about both of our pasts and our history and also just inspired by friends and relationships.' Selena said that while the interpretation of her songs was 'for whatever people want,' but for her it was about both hers and Benny's 'past' and their 'history.' The 'Love You Like a Love Song' singer continued, 'Some songs were actually meant about friendships in my life, and I think that's what, to me, the album was about. I just wanted to get that out there because that was very important to me.' Upon the album's release, fans rushed to dissect the lyrics of her new tracks and they believed a few songs were traced back to her relationship with Justin, 31. In 'You Said You Were Sorry,' Selena sings about an unnamed ex, "Don't think about you/Happy without you/More now than I ever was.' She continues in the chorus, "But I had a dream/You said you were sorry, said you were sorry/Sorry for everything/That you put on me, that you put on me/Our eyes were bawling rain/We finally both forgave ya/I had a dream, that's all it was/Yeah, that was enough for me." Other songs from I Said I Love You First that perked fans' ears up were 'How Does It Feel To Be Forgotten' and 'Don't Wanna Cry.' 'Selena Gomez dropping an entire album shading Justin Bieber is exactly what i'd do if i was a singer,' wrote one fan on X. Another person added, 'Selena Gomez writing about Justin Bieber with her current fiancé is kinda crazy but the songs are great so.' Justin and Selena dated on and off over the course of eight years before finally calling it quits for good in 2018. That same year, the 'Love Yourself' artist began dating Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin) and thus sparked an ongoing feud that consistently gets reignited by fans whenever they perceive a slight from one party or the other. Even after Justin married Hailey, 28, in 2018, the fans still weren't convinced that he had truly moved on from Selena. Selena confirmed that she and Benny were an item in December 2023, and one year later, he proposed. The Wizards of Waverly Place alum shared the good news via Instagram by showing off a photo of her ring and writing, 'Forever begins now…'

Selena Gomez Sings About Dreaming Of Ex Apologizing In New Song With Benny Blanco
Selena Gomez Sings About Dreaming Of Ex Apologizing In New Song With Benny Blanco

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time22-03-2025

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Selena Gomez Sings About Dreaming Of Ex Apologizing In New Song With Benny Blanco

Selena Gomez is baring her heart in her and fiancé Benny Blanco's new album, "I Said I Love You First," with many candid songs inspired by her past and present. One of the album's standout tracks is "You Said You Were Sorry," in which Selena sings about being happy in love with a new partner, while also finding healing from a dream where an ex apologized. The chorus goes, "But I had a dream / You said you were sorry, said you were sorry / Sorry for everything that you put on me, that you put on me / Our eyes were bawling rain / We finally both forgave / I had a dream, that's all it was / That was enough for me." While Selena hasn't revealed the inspiration behind the song, some fans online have connected the lyrics to her past relationship with Justin Bieber.

Selena Gomez Sings of an Ex Apologizing on New Album. Fans Believe It's Closure After Justin Bieber: 'Happy Without You'
Selena Gomez Sings of an Ex Apologizing on New Album. Fans Believe It's Closure After Justin Bieber: 'Happy Without You'

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time22-03-2025

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Selena Gomez Sings of an Ex Apologizing on New Album. Fans Believe It's Closure After Justin Bieber: 'Happy Without You'

Selena Gomez fans believe one of her new songs is about a famous ex. In I Said I Love You First, her new collaborative album with fiancé Benny Blanco, the Only Murders in the Building actress sings about an ex apologizing in a dream. Fans think that her song "You Said You Were Sorry" could be about Justin Bieber, who she dated on-and-off again for eight years. "Don't think about you/Happy without you/More now than I ever was" Gomez, 32, sings in the pre-chorus, refer to an unnamed ex. "But I had a dream/You said you were sorry, said you were sorry/Sorry for everything/That you put on me, that you put on me," she continues in the chorus. "Our eyes were bawling rain/We finally both forgave ya/I had a dream, that's all it was/Yeah, that was enough for me." Related: Benny Blanco Reveals Fiancée Selena Gomez Was 'Grumpy' on Day of His Proposal and 'Almost Didn't Come' Weeks before "You Said You Were Sorry" one fan speculated that the song in particular would address Bieber, 31. "And then her new album is coming up in which [rumors] are her 11th track "You said you were sorry" is a reply to Justin. I hope it's true lol. Can't wait ❤️," they wrote. Fans praised the song online once the album dropped on March 21. "You said you were sorry is really about giving yourself closure and just letting go and moving on 🥹 really needed that," one user wrote. Others shared gifs alluding to the out-of-body experience they've had listening to it. Others appreciate the honesty and raw feeling she shared. "Yes girl!!! Get it ALL OFF YOUR CHEST and say it with your chest. So proud of you. Thank you Benny for loving her and making her feel safe enough to get it off her chest," someone wrote on the lyrics' video comments online, praising Blanco, 37. The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! "I love that she's able to express these emotions to him & he can help her create art out of the trauma instead of breaking her down or feeling insecure about it," another said. "have had dreams about exes apologizing to me and yeah it's so freeing even if i don't need that apology from them anymore," a third fan wrote. Another song, "Don't Wanna Cry," also details the pain of a relationship that's over. "I should cause a scene for s--- you have done to me/The saddest part is we both know that I would never leave," sings Gomez, who has said her new body of work was inspired by both her and Blanco's past experiences. "You know how it goes, everybody knows/I'm just another hand you hold." Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer​​, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Throughout the album, fans were also excited about the album's seventh track, "Cowboy," which also features GloRilla. "You want me/To act like the bad girls/Put you on your knees/Kiss me like we're meant for each other/Say you'll never leave," she sings in one verse. The chorus is especially steamy. "Put your hands on me/Ride it like a cowboy/Run you out of town, boy," Gomez croons. "'Cowboy' is my version of 'Good for You' but now," Gomez said in a joint interview with Blanco, 37, for Spotify. 'I don't like to share it a lot, but I'm a very sensual person. And I love love and sometimes I put that into words and I can feel sexy, and I love that feeling.' Related: Benny Blanco Reveals He Wasn't a 'True Swiftie' Until Fiancée Selena Gomez Got Him into Taylor Swift's Music Per a press release, Blanco and Gomez's album gives "fans a unique window into their relationship." "This album came together organically as a direct result of the comfort that they both felt when working together creatively, allowing them to produce art that authentically reflects their experiences," the statement continues. "It chronicles their entire story—before they met, falling in love and looking to what the future holds." I Said I Love You First is available to stream. Read the original article on People

Why Selena Gomez Fans Think Justin Bieber Apologized to Her Post-Split
Why Selena Gomez Fans Think Justin Bieber Apologized to Her Post-Split

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Why Selena Gomez Fans Think Justin Bieber Apologized to Her Post-Split

Originally appeared on E! Online Is singing about on her new album? That's what many fans are wondering following the release of I Said I Love You First, her collaborative project with fiancé . One track in particular, 'You Said You Were Sorry,' sparked speculation the 'Look at Her Now' singer was addressing her ex, whom she dated on and off between 2010 and 2018. 'Don't think about you / Happy without you,' Selena sings on the track. 'More now than I ever was.' During the chorus, the 32-year-old describes an emotional reunion with an ex who goes unnamed—and while she pointed out that the exchange was merely a fantasy, that seemed to be good for her. 'But I had a dream / You said you were sorry, said you were sorry / Sorry for everything / That you put on me, that you put on me,' Selena sings. 'Our eyes were bawling rain / We finally both forgave ya / I had a dream, that's all it was / Yeah, that was enough for me.' But while her new music may have fans going back to her first high-profile romance, when it comes to where her love life stands these days, she's looking ahead at building a life with Benny. Keep reading for a look at Selena and Benny's romance. More from E! Online Why Drew Barrymore Says Untraditional Family Dynamic With Ex Will Kopelman Is "Devastating" Laura Prepon's Ex Ben Foster Accuses Her of 'Inappropriate Marital Conduct' Amid Divorce YouTuber Ms. Rachel Reveals Reason for Her Months-Long Absence Before the album hit streaming services March 21, the 'Good for You' singer seemed to anticipate a dissection of her romantic history with Justin—who wed in 2018 before they welcomed son Jack, 6 months, in August—though she proactively denied drawing inspiration from their relationship. 'I would like to say most of this album has nothing to do with what everyone may go to,' she told Spotify in a video published March 19. 'And I think it's important for me to say that because I've evolved so much, and I have experienced life with new people. I've had to go through transitions with friends and lose people in my life and gain new people, and I've had a whole new life forever.' And while many songs on the album are explorations of Selena's emotions, others—such as 'Sunset Blvd' and 'Cowboy'—showcase her sultry side. 'I don't like to share it a lot, but I'm a very sensual person,' she continued. 'I love love and sometimes I put that into words and I can feel sexy, and I love that feeling.' But while her new music may have fans going back to her first high-profile romance, when it comes to where her love life stands these days, she's looking ahead at building a life with Benny. Keep reading for a look at Selena and Benny's romance. Blossoming RomanceWith This KissQuality TimeAppreciating ArtPDA AlertSlam Dunk Date NightCan't Keep Their Hands to ThemselvesHappy Birthday BennyBirthday TributePDA AlertNaughty PDA AlertOpen BookHappy Fourth of JulyWho Said "I Love You" First?Getting CozyNight AdventuresBeach BabesDinner DateSummer of LoveIncognitoPucker Up!Not Single SoonGood for You For the latest breaking news updates, click here to download the E! News App

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