Gosh i need to say this about babygate and something a bit random that always boggles my brain. Louis has so many tattoos: i mean some truly random ones, the âeâ that antis think was for Eleanor, the complimentary ones that larries know are with harry, bus 1 tattoo with zayn. He also just got the church one so what im about to say isnt a matter of not want anymore ink like i know that!!
But he doesnt have a tattoo for freddie? Everyone i know who has tattoos before their children (including myself), have got tattoos dedicated to their children. I mean already being full of ink with both random and meaningful tattoos but not getting something dedicated to your children is arb to me?
I mean for antis I do not get how they believe louis got a tattoo for a âgirlfriendâ (the âeâ), kept it even though they broke up (obviously until it got covered) and still doesnât have one for freddie??
And as for larries who are non-bbgers, it blows my mind even more!!! Like in general all larries believe louis and harry have complimentary tattoos. They know louis is full of ink. Obviously the complimentary tattoos with harry are because they love eachother? BUT HE HAS A WHOLE ASS SON FOR 10 YEARS AND THEY DONT THINK HE WOULD GET A TATTOO FOR HIM IN THAT TIME???
Maybe itâs not a big thing to others but for myself it is honestly one of the first things that actually made me believe in babygate when I joined the fandom in 2022.
Iâve never really said this to anyone but I am thinking about it and would like to know your thought
I agree with you. Not having tattoos for him, not writing songs about him, not not knowing the first fucking thing about him, talking about him like heâs five years younger than he actually is, never seeing him, not having a home in LA, only having Freddie visit London for Christmas, Freddie not even having a passport while Louisâ mom was dying, Briana and cousin Ashley partying in London while Jay was dying, Briana getting plastic surgery while she was âpregnant,â I meanâŚ
Love this review of Louisâ show in DC at The Anthem, especially the last paragraph!! It truly was a fantastic show, and I loved that he gave it his all the night before the MSG show.
Louis Tomlinson lights up DC's Anthem on his tour, showcasing hits from his solo discography and his new album.
MATT BAILEY / JULY 10, 2026 / CONCERT REVIEWS
The beloved pop star took a break from hockey arenas to play one of live touringâs most beloved large clubs
Louis Tomlinson brought his full arena rig to the 6,000-capacity Anthem in DC on Tuesday (July 7th) for an underplay on his How Did We Get Here? World Tour. The former One Direction star played most of the tracks from his new album, How Did I Get Here? He opened with the recordâs two starting tracks, âLemonadeâ and âOn Fire.â
Only one One Direction song made the setlist, 2014âs âNight Changes.â The rest of the night focused on Tomlinsonâs three-album solo discography. With his full-length debut coming just six years ago, Tomlinson is the last of the One Direction crew to jump into a solo career with both feet.
Tomlinsonâs pop music is equal parts rave-inducing (âLemonadeâ features a bursting surprise right at the top of the show) and genuinely pensive. âDark To Lightâ comes off as substantively emotive, with a driving beat anchoring the lyrics. The acoustic âDefencelessâ showed off the underappreciated rawness of Tomlinsonâs voice.
The pop star spent most of the night awash in a kaleidoscope of lights and lasers. His massive band riders doubled as techno-club light boxes, pulsating light downstage toward Tomlinson.
I love when artists post up at the Anthem with their full arena rig. It makes you feel like youâre at Rock Lititz watching bands run through at the iconic stage-rehearsal base camp. Everything just hits ten times harder in a box one-fourth the size of the Gardenâwhere Tomlinson interrupted Bon Joviâs return to the stage with a one-off gig on July 8th. (JBJ and company return on the 9th. My thoughts are with those rigging crews. I digress.)
Lasers and screens combined to make his feel like some sort of pop music laboratory in the middle of outer space. Itâs a stage you just donât want to peel your eyes from for a single second. His runway ended in a question mark-emblazoned b-stage where he belted songs âSunflowersâ and âLucid.â And singing right along with him were his fansâmostly femaleâscreaming every word to the new songs like they had been out for years.
For his third album, Louis pushed himself as a lyricist, songwriter, and performer, holding nothing back on these tracks. Though he certainly doesnât have to prove himself, itâs clear that he still writes music, plays shows, and sings as if everything is on the line. In the studio, restless creativity and a hunger for artistic exploration drive his process. Live, he leaves everything on the stage as sold-out crowds meet him head-on with the same amount of enthusiasm and energy. As a writer, heâs diving deeper into who he is than ever before.
By the end of the night, having heard most of âGet Hereâ live, I came to an inescapable conclusion: this record could well earn Tomlinson his first Grammy nomination and win. And thatâs a tricky thing to pull off in the crowded field of pop music. As I told a friend during the show, long live boy bandsâand the authentic artists who emerge from them.
"Anyone who watches my tour videos has probably heard me say this a million times, but I like to say it every single gig so everybody knows, right? This is the kind of fanbase where every single person makes such a big fucking difference on my life and my career. We're a good team, me and you. I'd be fucking nothing without you, so thank you so much, I love youse. I love youse, I love youse. Definitely, definitely the hottest gig we've done so far, though. Fucking hell." - 07.07
amplifycountry: From making music in Nashville to standing in the historic circle. đĽşâ¨ Niall Horan officially made his Grand Ole Opry debut, and itâs safe to say the magic of Music City wasnât lost on him. From shouting out his long-time collaborator Julian Bunetta to thanking the most welcoming community of writers, artists, and fans in the world, this is a milestone 15 years in the making. Welcome to the circle, Niall! đŞâ¤ď¸
In the eyes of 1D management any of them getting somebody (who is not a longterm gf) pregnant would have always been a huge scandal. Especially if that somebody was just a "normie" you mainly partied with after you broke up with your gf.
There are plenty of celebrity men that are rumoured to have secret children. It is probably quite hard to hide a child if both parents are celebrities (but not impossible).
But if the mother is a "normie" you could easily pay her a fortune to make her publicly disappear and/or link her to several men during the pregnancy. Barely anybody will remember her years later. And even if somebody says "Wait, she has a child that looks like the male celebrity she used to party with" - most people will pay no heed to it.
There. Was. No. Paternity. Test.
No multimillionaire celebrity who hooks up with some rando who then claims to be pregnant just says, âOkay! Cool. I guess Iâm a dad!â
Itâs not even like maybe he took one we donât know about. They literally said he didnât take one because âhe trusted her.â Itâs fucking ridiculous that people canât put two and two together and see what a farce this is.
It seems like the only people mad that Louis watched the game on stage are people whoâŚwerenât there? Iâm glad he enjoyed himself as much as I did. Lord knows heâs been through hell and backâhe deserves it. Warms my heart that he was comfortable enough to indulge. As long as I got to experience him, he could have been doing anything. And, honestly, it felt like we were a family all gathered by the television (not that the game was the central focus the whole timeâbecause it was not). He treated us like we were old friends catching up. Didnât have to keep up pretenses or force himself to be super rigid. He was just comfortable. Thatâs it. We have made him feel safe with us. Mind you, Iâm saying all of this while having not a single sports-interested bone in my body. I think theyâre boring as fuck to watch, but I digress.
TDRL: if you werenât there, you cannot be mad on behalf of others based on limited information. If you were and are disappointed/upset, youâre valid, but think about what I said and reflect on/re-feel the atmosphere. You might come to a different or more neutral conclusion.
Exactly this. I was there too and I think maybe it looked like it was more of a distraction than it actually was. Most of us there had a blast watching him get excited about the goals and the timing of the game worked out that halftime took up a chunk of the show so it was not on the entire time. If you werenât there then it doesnât affect you!!!
Mind you, this played on the big screen before he sang Night Changes yesterday. Flickering between blue and green eyes. Very casual. Very demure. Nothing to see here.
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