"Now, like I was saying in many ways, I meant
that we’ve all spoken to the press about it so obviously everyone’s saying
‘yeah we’re going to come back’ then we’re not all just going to sit there and
go ‘well, we’re gonna come back’ and then just not do anything about it. But
they thought that we’d all spoken. And then funnily enough, the day after, I
did speak to Louis [Tomlinson]. So, like, it was like I actually had spoken to
him about it a little bit. But my idea is this: One Direction got to a certain
peak, and me and Louis were saying yesterday that we didn’t realise how big the
band actually was until we left it and we were looking back like ‘woah, that
was a pretty big deal, what actually happened there?’ Because we just had so
much fun with it, it didn’t even seem like it was a… I mean it was a lot of
hard work, don’t get me wrong, but at the same time it was like we just used to
do things and it just used to happen, it was amazing. For me the only way One
Direction could better themselves from going to playing stadiums – like where
else to you play? – is to manage to be, you know, like The Avengers, like we’re
successful on our own. Like if Iron Man wants to go and deal with someone, he
just deals with them. He doesn’t call up Hulk and be like ‘oh, whatever’ unless
he really needs him. So my thing is, why aren’t we like that? Like, we should
go and boss it on our own and then when we do the show it can be like ‘yeah,
yeah, just sit down there boys, I’ll sing a bit of ‘Slow Hands’’, you know what
I mean? Imagine that? Like five concerts in one would be the most amazing
thing. It’s the only way it can get better. I’ll sing ‘Sign of the Times’,
flying through the air! Great song though, I like singing along.”
