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One Direction — 'Drag Me Down'

  • August 21, 2015
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IN A NUTSHELL
Earth is in danger. A meteor con­tain­ing 10,000 of Zayn Malik's draft tweets — a tweeteor, if you will — is on a collision course with the planet we call home and the only people who can truly save us are Rixton, but they're busy shooting a shit product endorse­ment viral so the job falls to One Direction. As this video ends we see 1D zooming into space knowing that theirs is a one-way mission: in order to destroy the tweeteor they must destroy them­selves. It is sad, but this is no time for tears. Back at NASA headquar­ters Louis Tomlinson's son, Steven Tyler from Aerosmith, starts singing 'I Don't Wanna Miss A Thing', while the band's stylist continues to argue with NASA over the shade of orange in which the planet's biggest boyband will meet its demise. TO BE CONTINUED…

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    New Music Friday: There's a big one from Royal & The Serpent
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