The Chainsmokers took to the Call Her Daddy podcast to reveal that they've had multiple threesomes with fans.
The duo revealed that it was never the die hard fans who they slept with as explained by Drew Taggart of the group, "No one wearing merch or anything.”
Alex Pall stated that it'd "been a long time," but, "n the early days — It was also the days when we — we used to have to share the hotel rooms. We’d be in Europe, they have the two beds, they don’t even split them apart. They literally have two singles. So it’s almost like we were forced by the European government because they don’t separate their beds.”
A lovely story which I wish I had never heard. You can listen to the podcast below.
The Chainsmokers have made headlines for a whole heap of bizarre reasons, including the news that they'd become the first band to perform in space.
The unique experience will be made possible by a partnership with space tourism company World View. The band shared a statement in response to the extraordinary announcement.
“We have always dreamed of going to space and are stoked to collaborate with World View to have this adventure and experience. We know the views of both Earth and space are going to be incredible and inspiring, and we hope to leverage this flight for creativity on future projects.”
In even funnier news, news surfaced last August that T.I slapped Drew Taggart after he kissed him.
On TikTok, Taggart said, "T.I. just literally punched me in the face, we’re in a vibe and I, like, gave him a kiss on the cheek. It was totally my fault.”
Taggart stated that the rapper quickly moved on and they aren't in bad blood with him. He concluded by saying, “First of all, T.I.’s fully in the right here. I was feeling the vibes way too hard and I kissed T.I. on the cheek. And he punched me in the face for it! It’s like, fully fine."
T.I has since commented on the incident stating that “They make great music. I think the important thing to take away is that afterwards, we had a drink, we took a shot, you know what I’m saying? And we moved on."
