Finneas recalls his "cringiest" encounter with Taylor Swift.


 The embarrassing encounter Finneas had with Taylor Swift remains his most embarrassing moment to this day.

 The 28-year-old musician and her The Favors bandmate Ashe conducted an interview in which they addressed a number of pressing concerns. T


he singers both had stories to tell The Guardian about their embarrassing encounters with other celebrities. "I said thanks for coming to Taylor Swift," Finneas said of meeting Swift at her birthday party. At her birthday party. 


 I responded, "Thank you for coming!" when she said, "Thank you so much for coming." The author of the Love Is Pain hit song has done so before, and he went on to describe how it still haunts him.


 "Finneas took me once to a really fun Halloween party, and I'd had a few drinks," Ashe stated. I was dressed as Marie Antoinette, with blood on my neck.”

 She had amazing hair, Finneas added. The singer continued, "I saw Margot Robbie out of the corner of my eye, and I was liquid... 


stoked." "It was real up," she said. She added, “And I went up to her and I said, Hey, you know what sometimes happens? 


 People say we look alike.  Saying that out loud to the person is illegal! She suggested that we form a band because she is clearly the coolest person ever. 


What a sweetheart you are for making me feel better at that time. “I watched Ashe go do it, being like, oh my god oh my god oh my god,” Finneas remarked.

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