Noah Kahan Sets The Record Straight On Misheard Lyrics

Noah Kahan Clears Up Lyric Confusion

Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan recently took to Twitter to playfully address some lyrical misunderstandings among his fans. On July 22, Kahan shared a tweet that had fans chuckling as he corrected some rather cheeky misinterpretations of his popular songs. With a wink, he encouraged fans to sing freely, but not before setting the record straight on a few lines.

Getting the Lyrics Right

In his viral hit "Stick Season," Kahan clarified that the lyric is "saw your mom," and not the more suggestive "suck your mom" as some fans had been singing. He also pointed out another mix-up from the song "23," where listeners mistook "beat your ass into morning" for a much cruder variation. Kahan also cleared up confusion in "Haircut" from The Great Divide album, confirming the phrase "glad you got your act cleaned" is not about using a bidet – though he amusingly urged concertgoers to use the facilities during his shows in another tweet.

“But honestly, sing from whatever place your mind takes you to.”

On Tour and On Screen

Noah Kahan is currently amidst a sold-out stadium tour celebrating "The Great Divide," his fourth studio album that hit the shelves in April. Despite a weather-related hiccup that led to the cancellation of one of two planned shows at Citi Field, Kahan managed to perform the second night without a hitch. Earlier this month, he also headlined the first-ever Rolling Stone Stateside Festival on July 4, showcasing his rising star power.

A Glimpse into Noah's Journey

Fans can also delve deeper into Kahan’s life with "Noah Kahan: Out of Body," a documentary released in March on Netflix. The film captures his rise to fame, focusing on his journey amidst struggles with mental health. In a candid moment from a Rolling Stone cover story, Kahan reflected on his personal growth, saying, "You find out who you are in the moments when you’re alone... I needed to be brought back down to earth, and I think the process, as hard as it was, really did bring me back."