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@everythinglarrynothinghurts
Adore You - Late Late Show with Harry Styles
Birmingham, 12.10.15
x12 🏆
got young louis tomlinson there…
honestly listening to one direction albums kinda feels like coming home after a long day, i don’t care what you say
the fact that louis really has a heart like this. after everything he’s been though. do you ever CRY UNCONTROLLABLY
FINALLY.
it’s been 10 years
i love myself but i dont love me back
i have never ever related to anything so fucking hard
“First, with all of this, you have to realize something that music snobs fucking hate: One Direction and the Beatles are very similar. They both got their fame because of a massive, obsessive teenage girl fanbase. The One Direction following is just like Beatlemania. Both One Direction and The Beatles wrote their own music. (Yes, you read that right! Contrary to popular belief, One Direction wrote 52 of the songs on their 5 studio albums). One Direction also are musically gifted, with albums ranging from bubblegum pop, dance, pop-rock, with many rock and indie influences. If you actually sat and listened to an album all the way through (instead of thinking you’re better than them, like most people) you might come to find the massive range of music they have. Speaking of range, One Direction have incredible vocal ranges. (Key Word: Talent). Louis Tomlinson, who is frequently argued as the worst singer of One Direction has a vocal range of A2 -D5. Zayn Malik (having been on 4/5 One Direction’s studio albums) has a vocal range of 3 octaves. Liam Payne has a range of 3 octaves, 4 notes and a semi-tone. The vocal range of John Lennon and Paul McCartney have vocal ranges of C2-D5 and A1-C6, respectively. One Direction have broken several records that were previously held by The Beatles, the most recent being “Perfect” as 1D’s fifth top 10 debut on the Hot 100 beating the Beatles’ four. They were also the first group to ever have each of its first three albums debut at the top spot. (All five of there albums debuted #1 just an fyi). While One Direction may have not preformed over the span of a decade, they managed 4 world-wide tours, 3 being stadium tours and 5 studio albums in only 5 years. You can think about what you want about better music; that aspect is up to the listener. One cannot argue some music is better than others because all music is inherently different. There is music for all walks of life, for any mood and for any time. Music can cross time periods, borders and bring millions of people together. What you cannot argue is that One Direction have not worked hard for what they have, that they are untalented and that they do not deserve what they have rightfully earned. If you do think this you’re the one that is delusional. Plus, no member of 1D has ever beat a woman, so no matter how good their music is, it’s never going to make the members good people.”
— @fondinglovers destroying a Beatles fan over Facebook (via adaemdevine)
(un)friendly reminder that "Don't Let Me Go" leaked 5 years ago today
What if Harry busts it out one night for funsies?!
this is the cutest thing i’ve ever seen wtf
harry and louis are currently #1 and #2 in the MTV King and Queen of POP contest
now that’s beautiful
never stop being a good person because of bad people
Yes I like Kpop
Yes, I like korean pop music.
This doesn’t mean I think korean lyricists are superior or that music never mattered till it hit the streets of Seoul.
I’m not some koreaboo. I don’t wish I was born in Korea. I’m not ignorant to the torturous process trainees go through to achieve success OR that music artists all over the world don’t suffer in their own ways due to their varied circumstances.
I love kpop, I’m not ashamed of that. The performance, the interactive relationship idols maintain. The constant effort, THE DANCING. And idols aren’t just their looks and foreign appeal, they’re fucking talented and deserve to be appreciated.
Music is universal, and like RM always says, it trancends language.
Get over yourself, music deserves to be valued regardless of what language it’s in.