Jake Owen claims he’s not “the person” behind Taylor Swift’s hit tune “Sparks Fly.”

Following the discharge of “Communicate Now (Taylor’s Model),” the nation singer admitted he’s conscious that Swifties have theories about him being the inspiration for the 2010 observe.

“It’s an amazing tune and the hypothesis has all the time been humorous to me,” Owen, 41, advised Folks Wednesday on the American Century Championship in Nevada.

“I’m positive Taylor most likely laughs at all of it too, however I’m glad to even have my title within the dialogue round it.”

The “Made for You” artist added that he has identified Swift, 33, since she was a newcomer on the music scene at 16 years outdated.

“She’s an incredible lady and an incredible artist,” he mentioned. “It’s been unimaginable to see how she’s grown as a musician and what a world phenomenon she’s develop into.”

In response to Folks, Swifties speculated that “Sparks Fly” was about Owen after she wrote “Portland, OR” within the tune’s liner notes — allegedly hinting at their efficiency within the metropolis 17 years in the past.

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Followers additionally tracked down an old post from Swift’s MySpace page, wherein she recalled opening for Owen at a Portland bar in 2006.

Within the submit, Swift wrote that the “Anyplace With You” singer advised her that he was a fan of her music.

In fact, the reality concerning the man behind the lyrics might by no means come out because the pop star typically stays tight-lipped about her inspirations.

Final week, Swift despatched followers right into a frenzy after she launched the tune “When Emma Falls in Love” from her newest re-recorded album, “Communicate Now (Taylor’s Model).”

A number of Swifties instructed the tune was about Emma Stone’s previous relationship with Andrew Garfield. The 2 had been collectively for 4 years after assembly on the set of “The Superb Spider-Man” in 2012.