Evan's media team really sees everything 😭 yesterday, an ever suggested removing reels from Evan's feed, and today they actually cleaned it up. it looks so much better now!
this is gonna be a long read, but i hope people who have been asking for evan to speak up would read this without malice. everything below is my interpretation, not his words.
“when you tell me something wrong, baby you’re right”
if people actually listened to his songs, they might understand why evan hasn’t felt the need to publicly correct people he once believed would still embrace him. my interpretation is that his silence is a form of respect. instead of challenging what they choose to believe or say, he lets people feel what they want to feel while he tells his own truth through his songs.
“can’t send you this letter, but i still try to write
we’ll meet again, i know, just think about us, i won’t let you go”
my interpretation of these lines is that they’re something he wanted to say to the people who once embraced him. he may be in a different situation now, but the love he has for them never really disappeared.
not because he expects those letters to reach the people they were meant for, but because the feelings behind them are still real. writing becomes his way of preserving those emotions, honoring the memories he shared with them, and expressing what he can no longer say directly. even if the letters remain unsent, they’re still worth writing, it’s still worth hoping. and that leads to the next lyrics.
“we’ll meet again, i know, just think about us” feels like a quiet hope rather than a request. it’s almost as if he’s saying, “just remember what we had.” after sharing such a significant part of his life with them, those memories are still precious to him, and he hopes they’ll remember them too.
what stands out to me the most is that he says, “i won’t let you go,” not “we won’t let go.” to me, that choice is important. he can only speak for himself. he knows his own feelings and chooses to hold onto those memories dearly, but he can’t and won’t expect or ask the other person to feel the same. that’s why i see his silence as a form of respect. instead of correcting them or trying to change how they remember the past, he quietly tells his side through his music and leaves the rest up to them.
so for the people who can no longer hold him dearly, and who continue to ruin his character in search of validation for their own version of the truth, i hope you’ll listen to his songs.
my interpretation is that he doesn’t want to correct every misunderstanding or defend himself against every narrative. instead, he chooses to speak through his music, hoping that the people who once knew him will remember him for who he truly is.
and if, after everything, the version of him you’ve chosen to believe bears no resemblance to the person he has always shown himself to be, then maybe you never really knew him at all. if so, please let him go.
this is gonna be a long read, but i hope people who have been asking for evan to speak up would read this without malice. everything below is my interpretation, not his words.
“when you tell me something wrong, baby you’re right”
if people actually listened to his songs, they might understand why evan hasn’t felt the need to publicly correct people he once believed would still embrace him. my interpretation is that his silence is a form of respect. instead of challenging what they choose to believe or say, he lets people feel what they want to feel while he tells his own truth through his songs.
“can’t send you this letter, but i still try to write
we’ll meet again, i know, just think about us, i won’t let you go”
my interpretation of these lines is that they’re something he wanted to say to the people who once embraced him. he may be in a different situation now, but the love he has for them never really disappeared.
not because he expects those letters to reach the people they were meant for, but because the feelings behind them are still real. writing becomes his way of preserving those emotions, honoring the memories he shared with them, and expressing what he can no longer say directly. even if the letters remain unsent, they’re still worth writing, it’s still worth hoping. and that leads to the next lyrics.
“we’ll meet again, i know, just think about us” feels like a quiet hope rather than a request. it’s almost as if he’s saying, “just remember what we had.” after sharing such a significant part of his life with them, those memories are still precious to him, and he hopes they’ll remember them too.
what stands out to me the most is that he says, “i won’t let you go,” not “we won’t let go.” to me, that choice is important. he can only speak for himself. he knows his own feelings and chooses to hold onto those memories dearly, but he can’t and won’t expect or ask the other person to feel the same. that’s why i see his silence as a form of respect. instead of correcting them or trying to change how they remember the past, he quietly tells his side through his music and leaves the rest up to them.
so for the people who can no longer hold him dearly, and who continue to ruin his character in search of validation for their own version of the truth, i hope you’ll listen to his songs.
my interpretation is that he doesn’t want to correct every misunderstanding or defend himself against every narrative. instead, he chooses to speak through his music, hoping that the people who once knew him will remember him for who he truly is.
and if, after everything, the version of him you’ve chosen to believe bears no resemblance to the person he has always shown himself to be, then maybe you never really knew him at all. if so, please let him go.
사람이 정말 이렇게까지 악의적이고 뻔뻔하게 거짓말할 수 있다는 걸 알게 됐어요. 선한 사람이 욕을 먹는 게 너무 불공평하다고 생각했어요. 원래는 그렇게 생각했어요.
하지만 개가 나를 향해 짖으면 그냥 떠나면 돼요. 누가 개한테 소리 지르나요? 공격당했다고 해서 그게 내 잘못은 아니잖아요.