"Somebody Else" is a song by English rock band The 1975. It was released as a single on 15 February 2016. Reaching a peak of number 5 on the Alternative Songs chart, it is currently the band's highest charting single on that chart. It also reached number 55 in their home country and number 34 in Australia. NME named it the second best song of 2016.

A music video for the song was released on 7 July 2016. The video opens with an extended sequence resembling David Lynch's short film Rabbits. Lead singer Matt Healy walks into a living room in clown makeup, which was previously seen in the music video for "A Change of Heart", while a woman sits on the couch in a collapsed position. Like in Rabbits, Healy's actions in the room seem randomly soundtracked by a studio laugh track, including whoops, hollers and applause. He removes his clown makeup, sits on the couch and speaks in an exceptionally distorted, unintelligble voice to the woman before leaving again. As the song begins, the video shifts its tone by moving into colour footage. Healy tries to deal with heartbreak on a night alone, by crying, drinking, dancing and eventually having sex with a stripper in the back seat of an automobile. Near the end, Healy seems to come to his senses and realizes that not only is he hallucinating most of his interactions with others in these situations, but that some of the other people are copies of himself (in the case of the stripper, he finds himself alone in the backseat, stroking his own face and chest.) The video was based on a story that Healy wrote.

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