The biggest pop band in the world One Direction announce their brand new single ‘Perfect’.  The second single to be lifted from their eagerly anticipated fifth album ‘Made In The A.M.’ will be released globally on Friday 16th October 2015.

‘Perfect’ is an emotionally charged ironic love song featuring passionate drumming, rousing guitars, shimmering synths and an immense chorus. The song is produced by Julia Bunetta, Jesse Shatkin and AFTERHRS and written by Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson alongside Bunetta, Shatkin, Jacob Kasher, John Ryan and Maureen Anne McDonald.

With sales of over 65 million worldwide and performances to over 7.5 million fans, One Direction truly are a pop phenomenon. In May this year the band won two Billboard Awards for Top Group and Top Touring Artist. The first single from ‘Made In The A.M’, ‘Drag Me Down’ was released in July and went to #1 on 90 iTunes charts and broke streaming records globally.

The band recently headlined at the Apple Music Festival at London’s famous Roundhouse venue and are currently performing to sold out arenas across the UK and EIRE for their ‘On The Road Again Tour’. Their fifth album ‘Made In The A.M.’ is due for release worldwide on Friday 13th November 2015.

http://www.hjpr.co.uk/one-direction-announce-brand-new-single-perfect/

I would just like to update and say that I just showed a personal friend of mine whose getting her doctorate degree in psychology @haveyouquitefinishedlouis’s mirroring video. She texted me and said, “How long have they been together?” (By the way, I just asked her to take a look and tell me what she thought). I said “five years, give or take” and she said, “My goodness. It certainly looks like longer than that from this.”

I asked her to elaborate, and she said, “Mirroring is the human brain trying to build connection. You say they’re closeted? Well they probably mirror all of the time, but they’ll do it more when they’re separated. You see it a lot with friends, siblings, especially twins, who are separated for awhile and come back to each other. There will be an uptick in the amount they mirror one another because their brain is trying to reconnect itself with the other individual to rebuild that empathy and bridge the gap of space and time.”

Science says Larry is real. Goodbye.