The Untold Truth Of Millie Bobby Brown

After dating for seven months, Millie Bobby Brown and pop star Jacob Sartorius called it quits in July 2018, according toPeople.Both entertainers posted the news on Instagram Stories via identical statements, claiming the breakup "was completely mutual" while assuring fans they were "both happy and remaining friends." At the time, Brown was 14, and Sartorius

After dating for seven months, Millie Bobby Brown and pop star Jacob Sartorius called it quits in July 2018, according to People. Both entertainers posted the news on Instagram Stories via identical statements, claiming the breakup "was completely mutual" while assuring fans they were "both happy and remaining friends." At the time, Brown was 14, and Sartorius was 15.

But were they actually on good terms, or were these two identical party lines? In November 2018, hawk-eyed — and presumably bat-eared — journalists took issue with Sartorius's single, "We're Not Friends," confident that they'd heard some "shade" in the lyrics. However, there was some disagreement as to whom Sartorius was throwing all this shade at. Complex sounded convinced he was shading Drake, citing lines like: "We're not friends / Do you think I really wanna hear about him?" Meanwhile, shade investigators at US Weekly believed the song was a dig at "Millie Bobby Brown's friendship with Drake," a subtle but important distinction (emphasis ours).

Of course, all art is subjective; shady art, doubly so. A Seventeen scribe believed Sartorius was, in fact, shading Brown in the song, taking interest in the line: "Girl, I wanna give you more than good advice." They think the lyric alludes to the revelation that Drake offers Brown advice "about boys." 

Actually, it is pretty shady, isn't it?

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