George Daniel

do it yeah that's early days

wonderful wonderful then you've got the George and Izzy scene where they are both on death's door and he comes up in the lift goosebumps comes up in the lift in his army uniform to her in her bridal outfit while they meet in the in between one of them dies one of them lives two if I lay here

oh jesus

oh chasing cars sorry

Jack Antonoff.

Of course.

And someone called George Daniel.

Is that Charlie XCX's?

It's cool.

Is because Taylor Swift was pictured in the proximity of George Daniel.

And for those who don't know, George Daniel, the drummer of the 1975 and the husband of Charlie XCX.

That man

ain't loyal.

Our earliest English reference appears in fifteen forty-eight in a Latin-English dictionary, where the entry states that Nero played a harp during the conflagration.

Then, about a hundred years later, the poet George Daniel wrote the line, "Let Nero fiddle out Rome's obsequies." And by sixteen eighty, the phrase had become a political weapon.

A member of Parliament named Silius Titus stood up in the House of Commons and accused a government minister of fiddling while Rome burned, and the idiom was officially cemented in the English language.

The instrument kept evolving.

Nero sang on stage.

He competed in chariot races.

He wrote poetry.

For the Roman aristocracy, this was beneath the dignity of an emperor.

Troye Sivan on the production.

Stiles Fuego, George Daniel, you know, from the 1975.

Jack Antonoff is involved as well.

Huge protect the doll's