top comment: “this guy deserves an oscar, he’s honestly so good at acting lmao’
“We just really wanted to capture that moment from pure euphoria, and then emptiness.”
Harry in Singapore. Like, the usual. Credit and stuff, don’t be a dickhead.
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We are happy to announce that the 4th edition of 24 Days of Louis will start again soon! For those of you who don’t know, 24DoL is an edit challenge organised to celebrate Louis’ birthday and to raise money for his charity drive. Starting on December 1st and ending on December 24th, we have chosen 24 prompts you can fill by creating any kind of fanwork to post on each day; each prompt number coincides with the day of the month you have to post said prompt (for example: prompt #6 has to be posted on Dec 6th).
This year we’ll be collaborating with @louist91updates to allow you participate outside of Tumblr. You will be able to find more info on their website soon!
If you have any questions about the challenge (especially if you have doubts about the prompts), don’t hesitate to send us a message! You might also want to check out our 24DoL page for useful links and other info.
Under the read more you’ll find the rules and other details about the challenge.
“You got me cornered, and my hands are tied.”
Louis’ reaction to Niall’s earlier interview in Australia [regarding Observer Magazine]
Nick: It’s like Bebe Rexha’s back again!
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So in short, Louis is flawed. He is a person defined by complexities and contradictions. And while inherently we know that every pop star and/or human is complicated and messy, we’re rarely reminded of it in a first-person capacity. We hardly ever hear an artist we love admit how lost they’ve felt or how difficult their realities were or how they’re still not sure where they belong. But when we do, it’s refreshing because it’s real. To abandon pretense is the most grown-up thing of all.
And this isn’t to say that Harry, Niall, Zayn, and Liam aren’t adults, or that they haven’t endured their share of pain or upset, or that they don’t know what it’s like to be insecure. But what sets Louis apart has been his willingness to make those things as legitimate as the traits we’ve seen define his public self in the past. It would’ve been easy for him to put turmoil and sadness and fear in the background, painting them as things he used to feel (but not anymore). Instead, he embraced them and gave anybody reading permission to embrace them too. Because growing up isn’t leaving vulnerability behind or downplaying difficult emotions when they don’t fit your new narrative. Instead, it’s coming to the realization that you are stronger for admitting who you were, who you are, and that you’re not quite sure who you will be in the future. It is the acknowledgment that we’re all just a bunch of beautiful disasters. Which Louis Tomlinson has figured out.
(via kindofsharethat)
Alex Bramall — Louis Tomlinson, The Guardian. [Edited version, and non-edited coloured.]
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The Observer Magazine
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The others have always been… Like Niall, for example. He’s the most lovely guy in the world. Happy-go-lucky Irish, no sense of arrogance. And he’s fearless. There are times I’ve thought: ‘I’d have a bit of that.’ Zayn, back in the day. He could relate to me on a nerves level. In the first year we were both the least confident. But Zayn has a fantastic voice and for him it was always about owning that. Liam always had a good stage presence, same as Harry, they’ve both got that ownership. Harry comes across very cool. Liam’s all about getting the crowd going, doing a bit of dancing… And then there’s me.
The Observer Magazine
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“In the last year of One Direction I was probably the most confident I ever was. And then it was: ‘OK, hiatus!’” Tomlinson argued against it, he says, when the band first sat down to discuss separation. “It wasn’t necessarily a nice conversation. I could see where it was going.”
The Observer Magazine (via thetomlinsondaily)
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Niall is the most lovely guy, Zayn has the voice, Harry is very cool, Liam gets the crowd going… And then there’s me.
(via The Observer Magazine)