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London - 08/17/2017

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@BebeRexha: Beijing.

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My dress for the engagement party next month arrived! 😍 I was concerned that the colour wouldn't look nice, but I love it 😁 *Please don't reblog*

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Grammy Watch: Will a One Direction Member Finally Earn a Nomination?

After striding forward with the earnest acoustic track “This Town” late last year, Niall threw a curveball with follow-up single “Slow Hands,” and scored. The stomping, surprisingly sexed-up solo track has become a Top 20 hit and enduring radio song, which bodes well for a sustained pop career prior to the release of Horan’s debut album and start of his first headlining tour. “Slow Hands” will certainly be vying for the Best Pop Solo Performance shortlist — but unfortunately for Niall, that’s typically one of the hardest categories to infiltrate, and will be again in 2018.

Niall is going to try to crack Best Pop Solo Performance this year, but so will Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars, Shawn Mendes, Julia Michaels, Halsey, Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus… the list goes on and on. If “Slow Hands” doesn’t make it, its exclusion would not be a failing on the song’s part, but a testament to one of the toughest categories across the Grammy Awards. And unless it surges over the next month or two, Record of the Year or Song of the Year would be long shots for “Slow Hands.” Don’t be surprised if a hit single as likable as “Slow Hands” makes it onto the nominees list, but Niall is also likely to be an odd man out come Grammy season.

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via elliestidolphstylist’s instagram story 8/17/17

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helenehorlyck: Rehearsals with the beautiful @niallhoran and delicious band @gerrymorganjnr 🎤🌟❤

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niallhoran’s instagram activity 8/17/17