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One Direction has the Best Song Ever

One DIt’s barely been up a full 24 hours and already the new One Direction music video has had nearly 2.5 million views. ‘The Best Song Ever’ is a little over six minutes of… interesting. We’re not sure about the gay stereotypes that include a flouncing choreographer but we do think the song is super catchy.

What’s interesting is all the characters played in the music video are performed by the One Direction boys; you should have an interesting time working out who is who. We never knew that One D were all pretty good actors! Our personal favourite is Harry Styles who transforms into Marcel the Marketing Guy.

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