The lyrics include, 'What they gon do 'cause we the same sex?/ And we spendin' all this time/ This could be the love we ain't made yet.'
- Nov 8, 2016
AceShowbiz - Alicia Keys fuels speculations that she might be coming out as bisexual after releasing her new album "Here". One of the album tracks titled "Where Do We Begin Now", which was produced by Alicia, Harold Lilly and Mark Batson, tells about same-sex relationship.
MediaTakeOut reports, "For YEARS there have been rumors that Alicia Keys was bisexual. She is currently in a monogamous relationship with husband Swizz Beatz, but before they got married - people were speculating that Alicia was gay. In her new song, Where Do We Begin Now, Alicia just RE SPARKED all the rumors. She apperas to be coming out as bisexual in the song."
The lyrics include, "What they gon do 'cause we the same sex?/ And we spendin' all this time/ This could be the love we ain't made yet/ Even though it's on my mind/ We ain't even had the conversation/ But do you wanna testify?"
In the second verse, Alicia sings, "I had a dream about you last night/ Then it kinda blow my mind/ All I really know is that it feels right/ And I gotta live my life/ We ain't even had the conversation/ Let me be the first to testify."
The site also posts a photo of Alicia and openly-lesbian rapper Young M.A, who was recently linked to Nicki Minaj.
That was ill @YoungMAMusic!! #FallonTonight! #AliciaIsHERE pic.twitter.com/Men1U9XXLc
— Alicia Keys (@aliciakeys) November 5, 2016
The picture was taken backstage on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" where the duo performed "Blended Family" together.
A representative for Alicia hasn't responded to a request for comment. However, a source close to the singer debunks the MTO story, telling Gossip Cop that the song is "not autobiographical" and the "Empire State of Mind" hitmaker is simply "referencing friends of hers who have shared their stories with her."
