Greyson Chance’s latest bop takes aim at his homophobic brother: “I’m not afraid of you anymore”
Greyson Chance just teased a folksy and personal new single called “Haymaker,” and we’re already reaching for the tissues.The 26-year-old singer –– who’s become something of a queer indie-pop darling in the years following his 2010 viral performance of Lady Gaga‘s “Paparazzi” as a teen –– implied a homophobic interaction with his brother inspired the track in a social media post on Thursday (June 13).
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Haymaker is a song influenced by a punch, but it’s a lot more than that. I haven’t spoken to him in three years. Family is everything, until there’s nothing left.
That’s what this song is about”. pic.twitter.com/OuMe12y5Xb“Things got physical between my brother and I,” Chance wrote. “[‘Haymaker’] is a song influenced by a punch, but it’s a lot more than that.