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cryptile · 5 months
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Yknow the live version of red signal where jonnys cock shines with the brightness of a thousand suns while he screams out eldrich chants? Yeag.
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meetmymouth · 4 years
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Harry and you visiting your family and haven’t seen each other in a while. And nearly faints when you walk into your bedroom freshly showered in his hoodie and can’t help but immediately get hard. But he refuses to fuck you in your childhood home with your parents right down the hall and walls thin as paper. You catch onto his neediness and decide to tease him a little bit. Maybe when you’re in the kitchen you brush his crotch with your ass then going oopsie sorry love. Or stroking his thigh while watching a movie with your mum, bending down in front of him, wearing his fav shorts or putting your boobs on display for him to drool. Please just give us some needy/horny Harry girl, i’m desperate 😫
warnings: dirty talk, smut-ish, not proofread as usual lmao
Harry’s fucked.
He’s completely, and utterly, fucked.
Though he wishes he was fucked literally, he’s just left with an aching boner and it’s almost as if his heart is beating at the tip of his cock. 
Since Harry was on a break, your parents offered for you both to come and stay with them for a bit at their country house in Suffolk, and you jumped at the offer since Harry’s been stressed about the cancelled tour dates and everything going on business wise. 
It was a beautiful house with large windows and a spacious kitchen and the garden was to die for. It had only been two days but you spent most of your days in the back garden munching on strawberries and reading together. It was bliss. It was, indeed, until you decided to tease Harry.
He loved having sex. He loved having you whenever and wherever but before you guys arrived, he told you he wouldn’t fuck you at your parents’ house and especially not in a room with barbie stickers decorating the walls. And you agreed. 
But now, seeing you bent over as you pet the family cat, Harry regrets that decision.
You’re wearing an oversized t-shirt and a pair of shorts and when you bend over, the underside of your butt cheeks are visible and Harry just wants to reach and slap those juicy cheeks just to hear you gasp. But he can’t. He can’t, because he knows your parents could walk out anytime and the last thing he wants is for your mum to see your boyfriend play with your butt.
He groans when you reach and scratch where he wants to place his hands, and then you turn to him, just to give him a smug smile and Harry rolls his eyes.
He’s hard. Fuck, he’s so fucking hard in his joggers and he has to think about stuff like his grandma, his mum making breakfast or the time when he fell on stage and was so embarrassed just to make the raging boner go away. It kinda works. Kinda.
Now you’re all in the kitchen chatting as you and your mum prepares the chicken and Harry’s just having a heated conversation about Packers.
“I just don’t think he’s in a good shape, I don’t think they’ll score anything with that clown still on the team, you know?” Your dad shakes his head and adjusts his glasses as Harry nods.
He takes the carrot from your hands and starts munching on it, and his eyes widen when you reach and touch his cock over the joggers.
He knows no one can see what your hand’s been up to though since you both are standing at the kitchen island while your parents are on the other side of it. He turns to you and gives you a glare but you just shrug and continue palming him through the joggers. You smirk, because he’s hard. 
He whispers your name and you shake your head, “What, babe?” 
Both your parents look up at that and Harry wants to cry. 
He’s so fucking hard and you just keep palming at his cock and now your parents are looking at his stupid face.
“Uh, just- could you get me some water, love?” He clears his throat and you smile at him all sweet as if you weren’t just touching his cock with your parents still in the room.
Once he takes the glass from your hand, he gives you another glare as he drinks and you send him a wink. 
It’s nighttime now and you’re in the garden, and he’s got his laptop on his lap as he replies to some urgent emails and you’re sat next to him on the spacious sofa. Your dad’s already in bed and your mum’s watering the plants and you’re just humming as you highlighted another quote in your book.
He clears his throat when he feels your hand on his knee, right behind the laptop, and you look up from your book, “Alright?”
“Stop.”
“Stop what,” you raise your eyebrows.
He just rolls his eyes and keeps typing away on his laptop.
But you don’t stop. 
Instead, you check that your mum’s not looking and then squeeze his knee just to get his attention. When he looks at you, you’ve got your fingers in your mouth as you swirl them around your fingers and Harry shifts, feeling his cock wake up at the sight.
“Stop it, stop, just stop,” he reaches for your hand.
You grab his hand and bring it to your left boob and his palm touches your hard nipple since you’re not wearing a bra.
“God, stop it.”
“What? She’s not looking.”
“She might. Stop. I can’t fuck you,” he whispers and you roll your eyes, then let go of his hand.
“Then I’ll fuck myself on this sofa,” you whisper back and lick your lips, your hand travelling to the front of your shorts.
Harry hears the water stop and he gulps, his eyes looking for your mother. 
“Alright, I’m off to bed. See you guys in the morning. Love you both,” she starts walking towards you and you make a show of scratching the side of your thigh. 
"Night night, darlings,” she squeezes Harry’s shoulder and then she’s gone.
You sigh and Harry watches as you start rubbing yourself over your shorts. He can see a tiny dark spot on there letting him know how wet you are and he lets out a groan, then shuts the lid of his laptop and places it on the table in front of him. 
“You’re a fucking tease, y’know that?” 
“I’m just having fun.”
You start rubbing circles and Harry has to adjust his cock because he’s once again hard. “I just- fuck. Should we?”
“Hm?” 
“Should we... y’know... fuck? I’m so fucking hard, baby, I need you so bad.”
“You made me promise though,” you mumble as your eyes close, taking in the pleasure your fingers have been giving you.
“Fuck. Stop touching yourself, then! I’m so hard I just need- just need to get inside that pretty cunt, please baby. Let’s go upstairs.”
“No.”
“God,” he shakes his head and wipes his forehead, cringing when he feels how sweaty he is. “Just need something, please. Something small. Just touch me, please?”
You smile and place your hand on his head, ruffling his hair. “I am.”
“Fuck, no. Touch my cock. Please, I just need t’cum, angel, please.”
“Hmm... you gonna be a good boy then?”
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dailytomlinson · 4 years
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It was the morning after our staff Christmas party that I got on the horn to Louis Tomlinson.
While the entire office was munching on bacon and egg rolls and chugging coffee to revive themselves, I was in the studio, eagerly awaiting a call from the UK to chat to my favourite member of One Direction (yep, you read that correctly).
You see, unlike most folks who occasionally whack on ‘What Makes You Beautiful’ during road trip karaoke or follow Harry Styles on Instagram to stay up to date with his dazzling wardrobe, I have been a true 1D stan since day dot: X Factor.
As soon as the band was pieced together, punters began choosing their faves, most of them picking Harry and don’t get me wrong, he’s an absolute lord (I’ve literally travelled to another country to see Harry live, I’ve had his album(s) on repeat since their release and I have tons of his merch), but I was instantly enchanted by the quiet, brooding, eldest member of the band and as their popularity skyrocketed, so, too, did my love for Louis.
I guess it’s a combination of his sleek style, his dreamy eyes plus the fact that he’s sassy (his public feuds have rightfully earned him the name ‘Sass Master of Doncaster’) and also has a ‘yuge heart and loves his fans unconditionally.
So naturally when the band went on hiatus, I followed Louis’ career like a hawk and, my fellow Louis stans, our time has finally come ‘coz 2020 is going to be THE year of Louis Tomlinson.
Let me repeat that louder for the people in the back:
2020 is going to be THE year of Louis Tomlinson.
The excitement in his voice is palpable as he discusses his debut studio album Walls which drops on January 31, 2020.
“I’m quite big on lyrics, it’s important for me to be honest and real and, at times, vulnerable,” he says of the album.
“My fans already know a lot about me but hopefully I can bring them an album that shows them another side.”
This ~other side~ includes personal yarns and tales from Louis’ life as he explains that he draws inspiration “from my life events.”
“There were times in the past where I tried to write in a fictional sense, and there are a couple of songs on the album like that, but mostly I find it easier to write autobiographically.”
He adds, “Things happen to you and sometimes it might seem mundane but it makes you feel a certain way and it’s worth writing about.”
If you haven’t already listened to his latest singles, first of all what the heck is wrong with you? Second of all, go give them a listen and you’ll know exactly what he means by writing autobiographically.
He says his newest single ‘Don’t Let It Break Your Heart’ is “something that I’m definitely really proud of.”
“It’s a song trying to invoke hope, it’s about seeing the glass as half full as opposed to half empty and no matter what life throws at you, don’t let it break your heart.”
I then point out that he has a lot of positive, inspirational, anthemic bops under his belt and I ask if this is intentional.
“I think so,” he responds. “You always want to write lyrics that are relatable and inspiring, and I think songs like the song I did with Steve [Aoki] ‘Just Hold On’, it’s got the same kind of vibe of hope. I think it’s a pretty cool topic.”
He then talks me through my personal favourite, ‘We Made It.’
“It’s kind of about two things because we started out with just the title and what it meant to me in that moment was me picturing our first show of the tour and all the hard work it took me to get there and with the fans, it’s a collective, we made it here together, and that’s how the song started out,” he says.
Directioners will be happy to know that Louis doesn’t shy away from name-dropping his bandmates and when I ask him to talk me through the best moments from the past decade, he literally lists three 1D-centric mems.
“When we first got put together as a band, that was a magical moment,” he says.
“We didn’t know each other that well and we went through that whole journey together, so that was pretty special.”
“When we played Madison Square Gardens in New York, that was a pretty memorable one. All of our families came down to watch.”
And finally, “We were lucky enough to play at the Olympics which was definitely one of the proudest moments I’ve ever had, definitely.”
Speaking of performing with 1D, Louis’ forthcoming trip to Australia will be his first without his bandmates and he is, as he put it, “proper excited to come back.”
“The gigs [in Oz] are always incredible and also for any Brit, it’s the ultimate dream to travel to Australia.”
But punters who have been lucky enough to see a One Direction show in their lifetime should expect a very, very different vibe from Tomlinson now that he’s flying solo (~obviously~).
“It’s not going to be a massive production with any gimmicks, it’s just going to be pretty straightforward. Just a good live show focusing on music and hopefully we’ll have a good night.”
Going from touring with his besties to being on the road by himself (and the backing band, of course) is bound to be a huge adjustment that Louis plans on easing into.
“I like creating normality [on the road], I just like to be sat with mates chatting, listening to music and then head out onto stage.”
He also gave me this lil tidbit about his travelling style, which should come as no surprise to the die-hards.
“I’m notoriously a really bad packer, I always leave with not enough clothes and not enough things that I need.”
But while he’s often short a pair of sneakers or a sweater or two, he always makes sure to pack the essentials.
“I like to take tea bags with me on tour. You can’t get a good cup of tea everywhere so it’s important to travel with your own.”
Which prompts me to ask about his thoughts on our tea Down Under.
“It’s good, yeah! It’s good,” he assures me.
So now that we’ve discussed what 2020 will look like for him (including starting his sophomore album in the second half of the year!), along with his highlights from the last decade, I’m eager to know what his plans are for the next decade.
Brace yourselves for the response…
“Fucking hell, I’m not that good at thinking far ahead,” he immediately quips. Legit, there’s nothing I love more than when celebs drop an F word in an interview. It shows that they’re not doing the super-polished, media-trained thing and they’re happy just being themselves.
Frankly, if Louis didn’t swear in the interview, I would’ve been convinced that he’d been abducted by aliens and replaced with a cyborg. But you’ll be happy to know that in our nine-minute convo, he swore a grand total of three times which is a great score, IMO.
But anyway, back to the question at hand.
“Hopefully still making music, still making albums. My intention is to get better as a songwriter with every album, so hopefully still making music and still touring.”
We wrap up our good old chinwag with a message to his fans, particularly the Aussies who he’ll finally be treating to his angel voice when he plays the Big Top in Sydney and the Palais Theatre in Melbourne in April.
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louistomlinsoncouk · 4 years
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It was the morning after our staff Christmas party that I got on the horn to Louis Tomlinson.
While the entire office was munching on bacon and egg rolls and chugging coffee to revive themselves, I was in the studio, eagerly awaiting a call from the UK to chat to my favourite member of One Direction (yep, you read that correctly).
You see, unlike most folks who occasionally whack on ‘What Makes You Beautiful’ during road trip karaoke or follow Harry Styles on Instagram to stay up to date with his dazzling wardrobe, I have been a true 1D stan since day dot: X Factor.
As soon as the band was pieced together, punters began choosing their faves, most of them picking Harry and don’t get me wrong, he’s an absolute lord (I’ve literally travelled to another country to see Harry live, I’ve had his album(s) on repeat since their release and I have tons of his merch), but I was instantly enchanted by the quiet, brooding, eldest member of the band and as their popularity skyrocketed, so, too, did my love for Louis.
I guess it’s a combination of his sleek style, his dreamy eyes plus the fact that he’s sassy (his public feuds have rightfully earned him the name ‘Sass Master of Doncaster’) and also has a ‘yuge heart and loves his fans unconditionally.
So naturally when the band went on hiatus, I followed Louis’ career like a hawk and, my fellow Louis stans, our time has finally come ‘coz 2020 is going to be THE year of Louis Tomlinson.
Let me repeat that louder for the people in the back:
2020 is going to be THE year of Louis Tomlinson.
The excitement in his voice is palpable as he discusses his debut studio album Walls which drops on January 31, 2020.
“I’m quite big on lyrics, it’s important for me to be honest and real and, at times, vulnerable,” he says of the album.
“My fans already know a lot about me but hopefully I can bring them an album that shows them another side.”
This ~other side~ includes personal yarns and tales from Louis’ life as he explains that he draws inspiration “from my life events.”
“There were times in the past where I tried to write in a fictional sense, and there are a couple of songs on the album like that, but mostly I find it easier to write autobiographically.”
He adds, “Things happen to you and sometimes it might seem mundane but it makes you feel a certain way and it’s worth writing about.”
If you haven’t already listened to his latest singles, first of all what the heck is wrong with you? Second of all, go give them a listen and you’ll know exactly what he means by writing autobiographically.
He says his newest single ‘Don’t Let It Break Your Heart’ is “something that I’m definitely really proud of.”
“It’s a song trying to invoke hope, it’s about seeing the glass as half full as opposed to half empty and no matter what life throws at you, don’t let it break your heart.”
I then point out that he has a lot of positive, inspirational, anthemic bops under his belt and I ask if this is intentional.
“I think so,” he responds. “You always want to write lyrics that are relatable and inspiring, and I think songs like the song I did with Steve [Aoki] ‘Just Hold On’, it’s got the same kind of vibe of hope. I think it’s a pretty cool topic.”
He then talks me through my personal favourite, ‘We Made It.’
“It’s kind of about two things because we started out with just the title and what it meant to me in that moment was me picturing our first show of the tour and all the hard work it took me to get there and with the fans, it’s a collective, we made it here together, and that’s how the song started out,” he says.
Directioners will be happy to know that Louis doesn’t shy away from name-dropping his bandmates and when I ask him to talk me through the best moments from the past decade, he literally lists three 1D-centric mems.
“When we first got put together as a band, that was a magical moment,” he says.
“We didn’t know each other that well and we went through that whole journey together, so that was pretty special.”
“When we played Madison Square Gardens in New York, that was a pretty memorable one. All of our families came down to watch.”
And finally, “We were lucky enough to play at the Olympics which was definitely one of the proudest moments I’ve ever had, definitely.”
Speaking of performing with 1D, Louis’ forthcoming trip to Australia will be his first without his bandmates and he is, as he put it, “proper excited to come back.”
“The gigs [in Oz] are always incredible and also for any Brit, it’s the ultimate dream to travel to Australia.”
But punters who have been lucky enough to see a One Direction show in their lifetime should expect a very, very different vibe from Tomlinson now that he’s flying solo (~obviously~).
“It’s not going to be a massive production with any gimmicks, it’s just going to be pretty straightforward. Just a good live show focusing on music and hopefully we’ll have a good night.”
Going from touring with his besties to being on the road by himself (and the backing band, of course) is bound to be a huge adjustment that Louis plans on easing into.
“I like creating normality [on the road], I just like to be sat with mates chatting, listening to music and then head out onto stage.”
He also gave me this lil tidbit about his travelling style, which should come as no surprise to the die-hards.
“I’m notoriously a really bad packer, I always leave with not enough clothes and not enough things that I need.”
But while he’s often short a pair of sneakers or a sweater or two, he always makes sure to pack the essentials.
“I like to take tea bags with me on tour. You can’t get a good cup of tea everywhere so it’s important to travel with your own.”
Which prompts me to ask about his thoughts on our tea Down Under.
“It’s good, yeah! It’s good,” he assures me.
So now that we’ve discussed what 2020 will look like for him (including starting his sophomore album in the second half of the year!), along with his highlights from the last decade, I’m eager to know what his plans are for the next decade.
Brace yourselves for the response…
“Fucking hell, I’m not that good at thinking far ahead,” he immediately quips. Legit, there’s nothing I love more than when celebs drop an F word in an interview. It shows that they’re not doing the super-polished, media-trained thing and they’re happy just being themselves.
Frankly, if Louis didn’t swear in the interview, I would’ve been convinced that he’d been abducted by aliens and replaced with a cyborg. But you’ll be happy to know that in our nine-minute convo, he swore a grand total of three times which is a great score, IMO.
But anyway, back to the question at hand.
“Hopefully still making music, still making albums. My intention is to get better as a songwriter with every album, so hopefully still making music and still touring.”
We wrap up our good old chinwag with a message to his fans, particularly the Aussies who he’ll finally be treating to his angel voice when he plays the Big Top in Sydney and the Palais Theatre in Melbourne in April.
“Massive thank you for your patience and your support. I’m so excited to release the album. I’m as excited, if not more, to come and see everyone on tour so thanks for your love and I’ll see you on tour.”
Final tickets for Louis Tomlinson’s debut Australian tour are available now via livenation.com.au.
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elceeu2morrow · 4 years
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By Matt Galea  18/12/2019
It was the morning after our staff Christmas party that I got on the horn to Louis Tomlinson.
While the entire office was munching on bacon and egg rolls and chugging coffee to revive themselves, I was in the studio, eagerly awaiting a call from the UK to chat to my favourite member of One Direction (yep, you read that correctly).
You see, unlike most folks who occasionally whack on ‘What Makes You Beautiful’ during road trip karaoke or follow Harry Styles on Instagram to stay up to date with his dazzling wardrobe, I have been a true 1D stan since day dot: X Factor.
As soon as the band was pieced together, punters began choosing their faves, most of them picking Harry and don’t get me wrong, he’s an absolute lord (I’ve literally travelled to another country to see Harry live, I’ve had his album(s) on repeat since their release and I have tons of his merch), but I was instantly enchanted by the quiet, brooding, eldest member of the band and as their popularity skyrocketed, so, too, did my love for Louis.
I guess it’s a combination of his sleek style, his dreamy eyes plus the fact that he’s sassy (his public feuds have rightfully earned him the name ‘Sass Master of Doncaster’) and also has a ‘yuge heart and loves his fans unconditionally.
So naturally when the band went on hiatus, I followed Louis’ career like a hawk and, my fellow Louis stans, our time has finally come ‘coz 2020 is going to be THE year of Louis Tomlinson.
Let me repeat that louder for the people in the back:
2020 is going to be THE year of Louis Tomlinson.
The excitement in his voice is palpable as he discusses his debut studio album Walls which drops on January 31, 2020.
“I’m quite big on lyrics, it’s important for me to be honest and real and, at times, vulnerable,” he says of the album.
“My fans already know a lot about me but hopefully I can bring them an album that shows them another side.
”This ~other side~ includes personal yarns and tales from Louis’ life as he explains that he draws inspiration “from my life events.
“There were times in the past where I tried to write in a fictional sense, and there are a couple of songs on the album like that, but mostly I find it easier to write autobiographically.”
He adds, “Things happen to you and sometimes it might seem mundane but it makes you feel a certain way and it’s worth writing about.”
If you haven’t already listened to his latest singles, first of all what the heck is wrong with you? Second of all, go give them a listen and you’ll know exactly what he means by writing autobiographically.
He says his newest single ‘Don’t Let It Break Your Heart’ is “something that I’m definitely really proud of.”
“It’s a song trying to invoke hope, it’s about seeing the glass as half full as opposed to half empty and no matter what life throws at you, don’t let it break your heart.”
I then point out that he has a lot of positive, inspirational, anthemic bops under his belt and I ask if this is intentional.
“I think so,” he responds. “You always want to write lyrics that are relatable and inspiring, and I think songs like the song I did with Steve [Aoki] ‘Just Hold On’, it’s got the same kind of vibe of hope. I think it’s a pretty cool topic.”
He then talks me through my personal favourite, ‘We Made It.’
“It’s kind of about two things because we started out with just the title and what it meant to me in that moment was me picturing our first show of the tour and all the hard work it took me to get there and with the fans, it’s a collective, we made it here together, and that’s how the song started out,” he says.
“And then in the verse you have to add a bit more of a story so we’re talking about me going to visit my girlfriend at the university halls while I was on tour with the boys, so I was going off that dynamic.”
Directioners will be happy to know that Louis doesn’t shy away from name-dropping his bandmates and when I ask him to talk me through the best moments from the past decade, he literally lists three 1D-centric mems.
“When we first got put together as a band, that was a magical moment,” he says.
“We didn’t know each other that well and we went through that whole journey together, so that was pretty special.”
“When we played Madison Square Gardens in New York, that was a pretty memorable one. All of our families came down to watch.”
And finally, “We were lucky enough to play at the Olympics which was definitely one of the proudest moments I’ve ever had, definitely.”
Speaking of performing with 1D, Louis’ forthcoming trip to Australia will be his first without his bandmates and he is, as he put it, “proper excited to come back.”
“The gigs [in Oz] are always incredible and also for any Brit, it’s the ultimate dream to travel to Australia.”
But punters who have been lucky enough to see a One Direction show in their lifetime should expect a very, very different vibe from Tomlinson now that he’s flying solo (~obviously~).
“It’s not going to be a massive production with any gimmicks, it’s just going to be pretty straightforward. Just a good live show focusing on music and hopefully we’ll have a good night.”
Going from touring with his besties to being on the road by himself (and the backing band, of course) is bound to be a huge adjustment that Louis plans on easing into.
“I like creating normality [on the road], I just like to be sat with mates chatting, listening to music and then head out onto stage.”
He also gave me this lil tidbit about his travelling style, which should come as no surprise to the die-hards.
“I’m notoriously a really bad packer, I always leave with not enough clothes and not enough things that I need.”
But while he’s often short a pair of sneakers or a sweater or two, he always makes sure to pack the essentials.
“I like to take tea bags with me on tour. You can’t get a good cup of tea everywhere so it’s important to travel with your own.”
Which prompts me to ask about his thoughts on our tea Down Under.
“It’s good, yeah! It’s good,” he assures me.
So now that we’ve discussed what 2020 will look like for him (including starting his sophomore album in the second half of the year!), along with his highlights from the last decade, I’m eager to know what his plans are for the next decade.
Brace yourselves for the response…
“Fucking hell, I’m not that good at thinking far ahead,” he immediately quips. Legit, there’s nothing I love more than when celebs drop an F word in an interview. It shows that they’re not doing the super-polished, media-trained thing and they’re happy just being themselves.
Frankly, if Louis didn’t swear in the interview, I would’ve been convinced that he’d been abducted by aliens and replaced with a cyborg. But you’ll be happy to know that in our nine-minute convo, he swore a grand total of three times which is a great score, IMO.
But anyway, back to the question at hand.
“Hopefully still making music, still making albums. My intention is to get better as a songwriter with every album, so hopefully still making music and still touring.”
We wrap up our good old chinwag with a message to his fans, particularly the Aussies who he’ll finally be treating to his angel voice when he plays the Big Top in Sydney and the Palais Theatre in Melbourne in April.
“Massive thank you for your patience and your support. I’m so excited to release the album. I’m as excited, if not more, to come and see everyone on tour so thanks for your love and I’ll see you on tour.”
Final tickets for Louis Tomlinson’s debut Australian tour are available now via livenation.com.au.
SAT APR 25 – BIG TOP, SYDNEY
MON APR 27 – PALAIS THEATRE, MELBOURNE
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hlupdate · 4 years
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It was the morning after our staff Christmas party that I got on the horn to Louis Tomlinson.
While the entire office was munching on bacon and egg rolls and chugging coffee to revive themselves, I was in the studio, eagerly awaiting a call from the UK to chat to my favourite member of One Direction (yep, you read that correctly).
You see, unlike most folks who occasionally whack on ‘What Makes You Beautiful’ during road trip karaoke or follow Harry Styles on Instagram to stay up to date with his dazzling wardrobe, I have been a true 1D stan since day dot: X Factor.
As soon as the band was pieced together, punters began choosing their faves, most of them picking Harry and don’t get me wrong, he’s an absolute lord (I’ve literally travelled to another country to see Harry live, I’ve had his album(s) on repeat since their release and I have tons of his merch), but I was instantly enchanted by the quiet, brooding, eldest member of the band and as their popularity skyrocketed, so, too, did my love for Louis.
I guess it’s a combination of his sleek style, his dreamy eyes plus the fact that he’s sassy (his public feuds have rightfully earned him the name ‘Sass Master of Doncaster’) and also has a ‘yuge heart and loves his fans unconditionally.
So naturally when the band went on hiatus, I followed Louis’ career like a hawk and, my fellow Louis stans, our time has finally come ‘coz 2020 is going to be THE year of Louis Tomlinson.
Let me repeat that louder for the people in the back:
2020 is going to be THE year of Louis Tomlinson.
The excitement in his voice is palpable as he discusses his debut studio album Walls which drops on January 31, 2020.
“I’m quite big on lyrics, it’s important for me to be honest and real and, at times, vulnerable,” he says of the album.
“My fans already know a lot about me but hopefully I can bring them an album that shows them another side.”
This ~other side~ includes personal yarns and tales from Louis’ life as he explains that he draws inspiration “from my life events.”
“There were times in the past where I tried to write in a fictional sense, and there are a couple of songs on the album like that, but mostly I find it easier to write autobiographically.”
He says his newest single ‘Don’t Let It Break Your Heart’ is “something that I’m definitely really proud of.”
“It’s a song trying to invoke hope, it’s about seeing the glass as half full as opposed to half empty and no matter what life throws at you, don’t let it break your heart.”
I then point out that he has a lot of positive, inspirational, anthemic bops under his belt and I ask if this is intentional.
“I think so,” he responds. “You always want to write lyrics that are relatable and inspiring, and I think songs like the song I did with Steve [Aoki]‘Just Hold On’, it’s got the same kind of vibe of hope. I think it’s a pretty cool topic.”
He then talks me through my personal favourite, ‘We Made It.’
“It’s kind of about two things because we started out with just the title and what it meant to me in that moment was me picturing our first show of the tour and all the hard work it took me to get there and with the fans, it’s a collective, we made it here together, and that’s how the song started out,” he says.
“And then in the verse you have to add a bit more of a story so we’re talking about me going to visit my girlfriend at the university halls while I was on tour with the boys, so I was going off that dynamic.”
Directioners will be happy to know that Louis doesn’t shy away from name-dropping his bandmates and when I ask him to talk me through the best moments from the past decade, he literally lists three 1D-centric mems.
“When we first got put together as a band, that was a magical moment,” he says.
“We didn’t know each other that well and we went through that whole journey together, so that was pretty special.”
“When we played Madison Square Gardens in New York, that was a pretty memorable one. All of our families came down to watch.”
And finally, “We were lucky enough to play at the Olympics which was definitely one of the proudest moments I’ve ever had, definitely.”
Speaking of performing with 1D, Louis’ forthcoming trip to Australia will be his first without his bandmates and he is, as he put it, “proper excited to come back.”
“The gigs [in Oz] are always incredible and also for any Brit, it’s the ultimate dream to travel to Australia.”
But punters who have been lucky enough to see a One Direction show in their lifetime should expect a very, very different vibe from Tomlinson now that he’s flying solo (~obviously~).
“It’s not going to be a massive production with any gimmicks, it’s just going to be pretty straightforward. Just a good live show focusing on music and hopefully we’ll have a good night.”
Going from touring with his besties to being on the road by himself (and the backing band, of course) is bound to be a huge adjustment that Louis plans on easing into.
“I like creating normality [on the road], I just like to be sat with mates chatting, listening to music and then head out onto stage.”
He also gave me this lil tidbit about his travelling style, which should come as no surprise to the die-hards.
“I’m notoriously a really bad packer, I always leave with not enough clothes and not enough things that I need.”
But while he’s often short a pair of sneakers or a sweater or two, he always makes sure to pack the essentials.
“I like to take tea bags with me on tour. You can’t get a good cup of tea everywhere so it’s important to travel with your own.”
Which prompts me to ask about his thoughts on our tea Down Under.
“It’s good, yeah! It’s good,” he assures me.
So now that we’ve discussed what 2020 will look like for him (including starting his sophomore album in the second half of the year!), along with his highlights from the last decade, I’m eager to know what his plans are for the next decade.
Brace yourselves for the response…
“Fucking hell, I’m not that good at thinking far ahead,” he immediately quips. Legit, there’s nothing I love more than when celebs drop an F word in an interview. It shows that they’re not doing the super-polished, media-trained thing and they’re happy just being themselves.
Frankly, if Louis didn’t swear in the interview, I would’ve been convinced that he’d been abducted by aliens and replaced with a cyborg. But you’ll be happy to know that in our nine-minute convo, he swore a grand total of three times which is a great score, IMO.
But anyway, back to the question at hand.
“Hopefully still making music, still making albums. My intention is to get better as a songwriter with every album, so hopefully still making music and still touring.”
We wrap up our good old chinwag with a message to his fans, particularly the Aussies who he’ll finally be treating to his angel voice when he plays the Big Top in Sydney and the Palais Theatre in Melbourne in April.
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The doorbell rings, you walk towards the door, turning the handle and opening the entrance to your house.
“Hello! How much do I owe you?” You ask the man on the other side of the door who is holding three pizzas.
The pizza man from Homeslice Pizza Co looks down at the receipt and then tells you the amount. “£64.27.”
“Okay!” Grabbing your purse off the table by the door, you pull out your wallet to get the amount plus a tip out and hand it to delivery man.
“Thank you! Enjoy!” The man says as he hands you the three pizzas Harry ordered.
“Have a nice night!” You close the door behind you and take the pizza into the front room. You have no idea why Harry decided the family could eat three pizzas. Maybe he wanted choices. Setting the pizza down by the others snacks you had prepared, you walk into the kitchen to get plates.
Harry has been patiently waiting for The Green Bay Packers to start their season. Today is the first day of regular season and Harry is ready to celebrate.
“Smells tasty.” Harry pads into the kitchen wearing his personalized Packers jersey. “I ordered a Courgette & Artichoke pizza just for you!” Harry wrapped his arms around you from behind. He kisses your temple as you pull down plates from the cupboard.
“Thanks babe!” You say leaning into your husband. “All set for the game? Where’s Gracie?”
“She’s comin’ and it’s a good thing. The game starts in 10 minutes!” Harry claps his hands in excitement. Walking over to the fridge he pulls out a beer for himself and a juice box for Grace. “Want a water babe?” Harry asks.
“Yes! Thank you.” You say. Harry grabs a water bottle from the fridge.
“DADDY!” Grace calls. Her voice echoes through the house. “I all ready!” Taking a jump off the bottom stair, Grace lands on the wood floor with a thump.
Harry walks into the front room with the drinks and sees his daughter. Harry’s face explodes into a massive smile.
“Looking good Gracie girl!” He says.
“so fashion!” She says putting her hand on her hip and poking it out. ‘So fashion’ a phrase Grace uses when she thinks she is looking cute. She loves fashion as much as her father.
Harry had custom jerseys made for the family. They were the exact same as the uniforms for the team except these were special. Each jersey had 'STYLES’ on the back and corresponding numbers depending on the order they came into the family. (Harry 1, you 2, Grace 3, Bob 4, and Poppy 5). Grace is wearing her jersey with gold leggings. Green and gold bows are placed in her curls, and Bob is in her arms, in the same jersey. Harry found out they made jerseys for pets, so he had to buy one for Poppy and one for Bob. “Everyone in the family needs a jersey love, Poppy and Bob are part of our family.” He had used this as an excuse when he was buying the jerseys online.
“We love fashion!” Harry gave his daughter a high-five. “Ready for the game bug?”
“Yeah! Bob too!” Grace walks over and climbs up on the couch. Her green and gold toes almost to the edge of the couch. Setting Bob next to her on the couch, she positions him so he can see the telly.
You walk into the front room, Poppy following behind as you bring in three plates for the pizza. After handing one to Grace, and one to Harry, you sit down next to your husband as Poppy lays down at your feet.
“Pizza?” You ask. Both Harry and Grace nod their head. You give them eat a slice as well as yourself. The family digs into their pizza as the game starts.
The Packers are playing the Seahawks for their first game of regular season a game Harry is very excited about. This is the first game since 2012 that the Packers have opened their season at home, so this game is a big deal. Harry and Grace are focused on the Telly determined not to miss a second.
“Come on boys! Let’s do this!” Harry shouts at the screen, clapping his hands a few times.
“Go Bay!” Grace throws her hands up in the air in a cheer.
“Green Bay love.” Harry corrects with a giggle.
Grace looks up at her daddy with a curious facial expression. “Go gold Bay!” She yells at the screen.
Harry looks at you and shakes his head. “It’s the thought that counts right?” You chuckle at your daughter and her attempt to cheer for a sport she doesn’t understand.  
“I like gold Bay! Goes well with your gold boots!” You scrunch up your face in a smile. Harry rolls his eyes and continues to concentrate on the screen.
“Get 'em get 'em’” Harry stands up shouting at his team to tackle the Seahawk player.
“Get 'em!” Grace looks up at her daddy as she yells and giggles, feeling a little bit silly.
“What the bloody hell are ya thinkin’?” Harry throws his hands on his head in frustration when Aaron Rogers, the quarterback, throw a pass that is intercepted by the opposing team.
“Harry!! Language love!” You say remembering Grace is sitting right next to him.
“Deep breaf daddy! Deep breaf.” Grace tries to calm her dad down. Harry takes a deep breath and lets out as sigh as the first quarter comes to a close. “Stay calm.”
Green Bay starts the second quarter with the ball in their possession.
“See number one, two?” Harry shows Grace, pointing at the Telly. “That’s Rogers. He is the main man. He’s called the quarterback.”
“Court-a-back? Wha’ that daddy?” Grace looks up at Harry confused.
“He throws the ball. Watch him and he will throw the ball.” Aaron Rogers throws the ball as part of the play.
“We get points?” Grace asks arms up ready to cheer.
“Not yet love. But we will!” Harry says.
A time out is called and the Telly goes to an advertisement.
“Bloody 'ell!” Grace pouts.
“Gracie love, don’t say that. Let’s find better words to say!” You say. Harry looks over at you and shrugs. He whispers sorry and leans in to give you a kiss. You kiss him back, because even though he swears at the Telly during sports and in front of your daughter, you still love him.
The second quarter comes to an end with a grumbling Harry as the Seahawks score their first set of points with a field goal. The score is 0-3 with the Seahawks in the lead.
Harry finishes off his beer and decides to recharge with food during half time.
Grace and Harry had spent the morning preparing for the game. He helped Grace make football shaped brownies.
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“This a good treat daddy. We a team. Like Gold Bay!” Grace states.
“A very good team indeed!” Harry giggles.
The Packers have the ball at the beginning of the third quarter. Harry is very on edge watching each play. Jumping up from his seat Harry begins to shout.
“Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!!!”
“Go go go!” Grace shouts along with her father.
“Touchdown!!!!!” Harry picks Grace up, and throws her over his shoulder as he runs around the front room. Poppy chases Harry around the room. Setting Gracie down he begins to dance. “We scored Grace! Happy dance!” Grace and Poppy join into the happy dance as you watch them with a smile. Giggling at Poppy who is just as excited as your favorite people who are shaking their little bums back and forth.
Cuddling on the couch as a family, Harry has relaxed a little now that his team is ahead. It is starting to get late as Grace yawns big. Her face scrunches up as her mouth opens wide in the universal sign of exhaustion. Harry pulls her in close and throws a blanket over the top of them.
As the Packers score another touchdown, Harry is aware Grace has fallen asleep.
“Touchdown Packers!” He whisper yells hot in your ear.
The game ends with a score 9-17. The Packers winning the game and getting a good start to their season. Harry kisses your temple a couple times until your eyes slowly open.
“Gonna take bug upstairs. Then I’ll come back to get you!” You nod as Harry adjusts his position so he can pick up the sleeping toddler. Slowly walking up the stairs, Harry reaches Grace’s room. Pulling back her covers, Harry sets his sleeping girl in her bed.
“We win?” Grace says half asleep.
“We won Gracie bug!” Harry kisses her forehead. “Love you!”
Harry leaves his princess asleep in her bed knowing that he will always be a winner with his two favorite girls by his side.
A/N: As always, Thank you @whoopsharrystyles you are amazing and I love you lots! Go check out my wattpad page for more the previous parts to this adventure! PLEASE SEND FEEDBACK I LOVE IT!!!! love you all!!! 
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