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Comethazine is an artist who burst onto the scene back in 2018 with his now-iconic track "Walk." At the time, the song was known for its incredible music video that came courtesy of Lyrical Lemonade. Furthermore, the track had skeletal production and murderous bars that made the artist come across as a sociopath. Overall, it was a recipe for success that carried over into the artist's Bawskee projects. For five years, Comethazine remained consistent with his craft, until he just up and left with no explanation.
Yesterday, Comethazine made his return to Instagram for the first time in two years. Fans were pretty stunned to hear from him, however, it was nice to know that he's doing alright. In fact, it appears as though the artist has come through with a rebrand of sorts. He is now rocking a mustache and is dressing like a '70s rockstar. Additionally, it looks like he's been taking some guitar lessons. In the video down below, Comethazine can be heard playing a lick, and it sounds pretty amazing.
As you can imagine, social media was flooded with fans who were shocked by the change. When you think about Comethazine's early work, it's hard to imagine him pivoting this hard. That said, it is always cool to watch an artist evolve. Clearly, he has a passion for rock, and he wanted to go away for a couple of years to perfect his craft. Hopefully, he follows this up with a new song or even an album in the not-so-distant future. We'd love to know if he is exploring the rock sound further or if he is simply engaging in some well-thought-out promo.
Let us know what you think of the new rebrand, in the comments section below. Are you here for it? Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the music world. We will continue to keep you informed on all of your favorite artists and their upcoming projects.
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Taylor Swift has cleared up the speculation about why she won’t be taking the stage at the next Super Bowl Halftime Show.
The Cruel Summer singer had long been rumored to headline the 2026 Halftime Show in February, so fans were caught off guard when Bad Bunny was announced as the performer last week.
Appearing on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday night, Jimmy asked Taylor to respond to claims that she “turned down the Super Bowl because of performance footage.”
The 35-year-old laughed and said, “No,” before explaining the real story. “Here’s the thing. Jay-Z has always been incredibly kind to me. Our teams are very close. Sometimes they’ll reach out and ask, ‘How does she feel about the Super Bowl?’ but that’s not an official offer or a formal discussion... We’re always honest with him, and the truth is that I’m in love with a man who plays that sport on that very field.”
The pop icon, who is engaged to NFL star Travis Kelce, compared the game to “violent chess” and admitted that she’s too emotionally invested in his season to also prepare for a major halftime performance.
“Can you imagine if he’s out there every single week risking everything, playing this extremely intense, high-pressure sport, and I’m sitting there like, ‘Hmm, what should my choreography be? Maybe two verses of Shake It Off into Blank Space and then Cruel Summer?’” Taylor joked.
She added, “This has nothing to do with Travis; he’d love for me to do it. I’m just too focused.”
Taylor and Travis announced their engagement in August after two years together.
The 2026 Super Bowl is scheduled to take place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, on February 8.
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