Tuesday 1st December 2015 by Cohan Chew, Alexandra Pollard | Photos by WENN

12 truly bizarre questions people are asking Google

Some of the weirdest questions people are asking the internet

Eminem: "Are Eminems gluten free?" (Answer: No, he isn't, and we're fairly sure these people meant M&Ms, not Eminem)

Halsey: "Did Halsey sell her soul?" (Answer: If we take the lyric, "Sold my soul to a 3-piece" literally, then yes, she did.)

Adele: "Are Adele and Sam Smith the same person?" (Answer: We've never seen them in the same room, so who knows?)

Grimes: "Why is Grimes so cool?" (Answer: WE WISH WE KNEW SO WE COULD BOTTLE AND SELL IT)

Justin Bieber: "Has Justin Bieber hit puberty? (Answer: He's 21, so if he hasn't by now, he never will)

Miley Cyrus: "Would I suit Miley Cyrus hair?" (Answer: Yes, you would look beautiful with Miley Cyrus hair.)

Morrissey: "Who are Morrissey's friends?" (Answer: We're not sure, but he hates it when they become successful)

One Direction: "Are One Direction bigger than the Beatles?" (Answer: Depends how you look at it. One Direction broke records in America by becoming the first group to score four consecutive number one debuts on the US Billboard 200 album chart, something not even The Beatles could achieve. But no, not really.)

Florence and the Machine: "Are Florence and the Machine illuminati?" (Answer: Um, probably not. The religious iconography in the 'No Light, No Light' video seemed to be irrefutable proof, to some, that the band was undeniably linked to the powerful illuminati. In an interview with MTV, Florence said, "I'm definitely not [a member]. It's just not true." Although, that's exactly what a member of the illuminati would say...)

Oasis: "Has Noel Gallagher had singing lessons?" (Answer: Nah. His singing voice, though unquestionably unique, probably wouldn't secure him a place on the X Factor. If he had, he should probably have given his teacher's number to his brother.)

Madonna: "Are Madonna and Justin Bieber dating?" (Answer: Wow. No.)

Lorde: "Is Lorde a woman?" (Answer: For Christ's sake. When a South Park episode outed Lorde as male character Randy Marsh, it was, in fact, a joke.)

Nowadays, the answer to almost anything is just a Google search away - and music fans are clearly enjoying this liberty.

Whilst most music fans restrict the boundaries of their searches to tour dates, lyrics and perhaps the odd fracas or controversy, some music fans are asking some very odd questions. From Florence's satanic verses to Eminem's gluten content, here's 12 questions that have been asked often enough for Google to begin suggesting them via autocomplete.

12 truly bizarre questions people are asking Google

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