Abstract A recent article by Anderson and co‐workers challenges our conclusions on the aromaticity of the four oxidation states of a butadyine‐linked six‐porphyrin nanoring, based on the experimental 1 H‐NMR data and some recent calculations they have performed using the BLYP35 functional. Here, we show that BLYP35 should be taken with caution and demonstrate that the indirect evidence of a ring current from experimental 1 H‐NMR data is not a definite proof of aromaticity.