Back in the first flush of The Glorious Tiddlebanging of 2016, Taylor Swift’s very recent ex-boyfriend Calvin Harris had no chill. As soon as the first Tiddlebanging photos came out (the ones of Tiddles making out on a rock in Rhode Island), Calvin started running to TMZ to tell variations of the “she did me wrong” story. One of those stories seemed to be that Calvin’s newest song, “Olé,” was some kind of diss track about Taylor. Perhaps even a creepily specific diss track as told through the perspective of Tom Hiddleston. At the end of the day, the receipts didn’t really add up and “Olé” was written before Calvin and Taylor even split. Of course the lyrics are a bit creepy and prophetic from certain angles, but it’s far more likely that Calvin just wrote a vague song about several different ladies.

On Friday, Calvin released the music video, and people are speculating anew about whether there’s shade being thrown in Swifty’s general direction. While the lyrics are messy – sung by silver-throated John Newman – the vibe of the music video is supposed to be just two guys hanging out with some attractive brunette ladies. John Newman is really channeling his inner douche-bro with the styling, and it does involve both John and Calvin sitting on some suspicious rocks. JUST LIKE TIDDLES.

Shade or no shade? The shot of Newman walking on the beach feels like a Tiddles reference too, but mostly people are pointing to the rock-sitting. Because Tiddles invented sitting on rocks, apparently. I can’t decide if I think Calvin was telegraphing a certain message or throwing shade or whatever. I think the bigger message is that Calvin’s type is “busty brunette.”

Photos courtesy of Fame/Flynet, The Sun, video screencap.