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Ed Sheeran shared a real treasure with old pictures and news that were discovered on his old phone when he prepared to publish a new song inspired by the find.
The photos include a glass jam that was given to him by his girlfriend and other pop star Taylor Swift and she shows that she makes her old sparring partner Kanye West a blow.
“Yo Ed,” wrote Swift on the homemade label. “I'm really glad that you are 4 and I will finish you, but that's the best jam ever – T.”
The fans immediately assumed that Swift joked in 2009 via West's notorious stunt when he plunged the MTV Awards phase and interrupted a 19-year-old Swift when she took over the award for the best female video.
“I base, let you be ready, but Beyoncé had one of the best videos ever,” he said.
West was widely convicted for his actions, while Swift has since been clearly able to illuminate the incident.
“It was pretty good jam,” Scheeran wrote in the heading of his contribution.

Ed Sheeran shared a relapse post with his girlfriend Taylor Swift ((Instagram/Teddysoldphone/Getty)))

The British Singer-Songwriter, 34, which was awarded the Grammy, told the fans in an Instagram post from a new account, “Teddysoldphone”, as he got his phone off in 2015 and passed over to emails.
“I just switched off my phone from December 15 and that was it,” he wrote on Tuesday, April 29th. “When I was sued, the judge ordered me to give up my old devices to the lawyers on the other side, messages, e -mails, voiceenots, videos, etc. to see if there [was] Everything there to help your case. “

The lawsuit in question was probably the case “Think out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out out Out out out out “Plagiat, in which a New York jury decided that sheerans Hit Marvin Gayes Soul -Classic” Let's Get It On “did not copy.
Sheeran had sworn to leave music when the jury chose the heirs of Ed Townsend, the songwriter who composed the 1973 hymn with Gaye.
“I switched on my old phone,” said Sheeran. “The first message was from my friend @jamaledwards, who had recently passed away. The second came from my ex friend, with whom I had not been in contact for years. The third was a family member with whom I had not spoken for a decade.
“It felt like a time capsule, a time of life in which I was and lived in 2015 at that time. I really switched off. I found myself, news and conversations with people who are no longer here.

He described the experience as a “emotional journey” that inspired him to write the song “Old Phone” at 2 a.m. on his cell phone while he was in India, where he ended his upcoming album, Play.
“It feels like a song that should have been in my debut album, but also a song that I couldn't have written until I have experienced real things,” wrote Sheeran.
“It makes me sing emotionally, I hope there is also some emotions in you. Maybe it will switch your old phone in and see where you were a decade ago, whatever it does, I am glad that I wrote it.”
“Old Phone” will be released on Thursday, May 1st, at 4 p.m. BST.