When Plain and Simple Seems Almost Too Plain and Simple

Sometimes, clues for a future unshackling might look too obvious and too good to be true.  Surely, these two tweets sent out by Liam Payne were too plainly subliminal?  Or were they?

Drake-karaoke🎼

— Liam (@LiamPayne) September 6, 2016

 

 What is it about the song Karaoke which might get minds to wondering why Liam would tweet about the tune?

“Karaoke” is a story about relationship troubles as Drake rises to super stardom. -  Genius.com
http://genius.com/Drake-karaoke-lyrics


And one day later, Liam tweeted this:

@the1975 somebody else is an absolute monster vibe literally can't turn it off

— Liam (@LiamPayne) September 6, 2016

"Somebody Else" by The 1975 was another song about?  A break up. 

So I heard you found somebody else
And at first I thought it was a lie
I took all my things that make sounds
The rest I can do without

I don't want your body
But I hate to think about you with somebody else
Our love has gone cold
You're intertwining your soul with somebody else


Two songs focused on a "break up", tweeted by someone who 1) hasn't been very active on social media very much recently and 2) is also a member of a singing group where symbolism is used quite frequently for its highly observant and knowledgeable fan base.  So I think I join other Liam and 1D fans in wondering if his break-up song tweet-tandem is a hint of news to come, regarding the relationship between him and gf Cheryl Hernandez-Versini.  Trying to remember that patience is a virtue....

sources:  Genius, presidentspilotsandentrepreneuers
"Somebody Else" composed by:  Matthew Healy, George Daniel,  Adam Hann, and Ross MacDonald
Song:  Don't Come Around Here No More - Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
Walking On a Dream - Empire of the Sun