Jake Gyllenhaal is encouraging artists to take responsibility for the cyberbullying of their fans, following ridiculous comments on the internet following the republishing of ex-girlfriend Taylor Swift's ballad, "All Too Well (Taylor's Version)".

"At one point, I think it's important that when supporters become undisciplined, we feel responsible for them being civilians and not allowing cyberbullying for anyone," the 41-year-old Nightcrawler star told Esquire.

Gyllenhaal did not directly mention Taylor Swift, saying his comments "had nothing to do with any individual, per se", but added that "it's a conversation that allows us to explore how we can - or should, even - take responsibility. for what we have given to the world, our contributions to the world. ”

Although the actor was reluctant to mention Taylor, the interviewer asked him how the negative media attention on him affected him after the re-release of the song which showed his short relationship with the singer in 2010. In "All Too Well", Swift mentioned some details which apparently implied that she was talking about Gyllenhaal, as for example when she pointed out that the reason for the separation was due to age change. They are nine years apart.

The actor claimed he has not heard the new version of the song, adding, "I'm not unaware that there is interest in my life." Gyllenhaal, who has been in a relationship with 26-year-old model Jeanne Cadieu since the end of 2018, said "his life is wonderful".