Inside Taylor Swift and Harry Styles Conspiracy Theory That They Committed Vehicular Manslaughter Together

There's an, ahem, interesting conspiracy theory circulating that Taylor Swift and Harry Styles possibly committed a crime together. 

Harry Styles is an English singer, songwriter, and actor. For those who aren't familiar, hee was originally part of the band One Direction and got his start on The X Factor in 2010. Since, he has gone solo and released hit albums like Harry Styles and Fine Line. 

Taylor Swift and Harry Styles dated briefly in 2012 and allegedly committed vehicular manslaughter together — and the conspiracy theory, which originated on TikTok and can be viewed below, suggests they've actually been singing about it on their albums ever since ... and nobody ever noticed.

Inside the Taylor Swift and Harry Styles conspiracy theory:

Keep reading for an in-depth explainer of the theory that Swift and Styles committed a crime together. 

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Swift and Style first met in November 2012 and they were seen wearing the same airplane necklace.

In Swift’s song “Out of the Woods” — the video, which you can above — she sings, “Ooh your necklace hanging from my neck.” 

Then they were photographed together in December 2012 as they went on a date to the Central Park Zoo.

They then allegedly got into a snowmobile accident with Styles sometime after their park date and before they broke up but no one knows when it exactly happened. The couple went for a ski trip in Utah and Styles got hurt and needed stitches, as Taylor also describes in "Out of the Woods."

The couple broke up in January 2013 after they took a trip to the British Virgin Islands together.

After their breakup, they both started to write songs about each other.

The act of vehicular manslaughter is told through Swift’s songs.

Taylor Swift then began explaining the crime they committed through her songs, especially with her song “Style” released in 2014 on her album 1989.

Styles and Swift clearly had a very private relationship that required them to go on late-night drives.

In “Style” Swift wrote: 

Midnight

You come and pick me up, no headlights

Long Drive

Could end in burning flames or paradise 

Later in the song, Swift wrote:

And when we go crashing down, we come back everytime

‘Cause we never go out of style, we never go out of style.

Swift is saying that because of her influence, she is able to cover up the crime. No matter how many times their “long drives” end up in “burning flames” there will be no consequences. 

Also in “Style” Swift sings:

So it goes

He can’t keep his wild eyes on the road (Mmm)

“So it goes” is a reference to Slaughterhouse Five, a phrase comes up every time death is mentioned. This lyric also explains that Styles was not looking at the road and couldn’t see if someone was crossing the street. 

Then, the bridge of the song is:

Take me home

Just take me home

Yeah, just take me home

Oh-oh, whoa-oh, oh 

(Out of style)

Is Swift telling Styles to just take her home so they can get rid of the body themselves — instead of going to the police? That's the conspiracy theory.

Elena Rostova

Elena Rostova

Lead Health, Wellness & Medical Journalist

Elena Rostova holds a Master's degree in Public Health Journalism. She covers groundbreaking medical research, holistic wellness trends, mental health awareness, and nutritional science.

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