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How to be a Louie

A guide by Harry Styles

1- roll up your jeans

2- switch to vans

3- wear tracksuits

4-begin your tweets with oioiii

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Louis about his Superbowl experience - 03.04

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Definitely not him spelling ALL with 7 L's

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The Observer : Phase Two

Now that we have entered a new phase of The Observer, I am moving this information to it's own post. But if you are just now joining in, please check out my original post that covers everything from March 9 - 28th (the dartboard saga). You can find it here. (Please note: most of this information was being uncovered in real time. Some dates skip around because connections were not formed until later or new information was uncovered. I'm doing the best I can to keep it together guys!) A HUGE THANK YOU TO @fookinhellcurlyyy and @tonix3!! Check out their write-ups on The Observer as well because they're often faster to respond than I am!

On March 29th, 2025:

At 1:00 PM, we get this tweet:

The profile picture stays the same — dart in the bullseye.

The Observer’s Twitter header updated. And while the image still centers on the same massive lavender-blue iris, the figure is missing.

The original header showed a tiny person on a ladder, peering through a telescope. Now? The new header shows only the eye. No ladder. No telescope. No figure.

The Observer remains the eye. But An Observer has stepped into a new space.

For the first time in this saga, we are pulled off Twitter and into a new space. The Instagram account is called @fromanobserver. The display name is “An Observer.” The bio is: “Through the looking glass an observer watches, craving what is just beyond reach.”

(This is the original bio from the Twitter account.)

There is one post only.

Let’s Talk About the Image

A large central circle, like the rim of a lens or an old mirror, a sun, or a planet. It’s empty. Or waiting. It’s surrounded by orbit-like rings.

A small dark circle sits on the outer edge of the ring — as if it’s in orbit around the center. A satellite?

A telescope rests in the bottom-left corner. No ladder. No figure. Just the instrument — aimed upward (in retrospect its telling us to examine the large circle which will change daily), but unused.

A dartboard sits in the bottom right. Fully detailed. But it doesn't quite look like the real-life dartboard of the previous saga. This has changed. It's got less rings. It's more stylized. More like - a compass.

This dartboard isn’t really a dart board— it mirrors the shape and

12 Stars and a crescent moon float in the background.

March 30th, 2025

2:00 PM — An Observer posts on Instagram

The zoomed-in image is from a paparazzi photo of Louis Tomlinson and Zayn Malik, dated March 3, 2015, just days before Zayn left the band.

This post reignites Zouis speculation, especially considering Louis’ attendance at Zayn’s LA show on January 29, 2025 — their first public overlap in a decade.

2:20 PM — The Observer tweets:

This appears to confirm the Zouis context — referencing the years of silence between the two. “The noise” could be 1D fame, the fandom, the press, or even internal band tension. Now, years later, there’s space to reconnect — and that seems to be what’s happening.

March 31st, 2025

1:00 PM — An Observer posts on Instagram

It doesn't happen for a few days but EVENTUALLY fans trace the triangle to The Observer’s Book of Pond Life by John Clegg — a field guide to organisms both visible and invisible.

Harry was photographed with this exact book (with this exact cover) in his 2022 Rolling Stone cover shoot.

That same article revealed Harry’s love for Love Island. Louis, historically, has said he hates the show — but once admitted he was “sucked into” watching a season. Louis is reportedly dating Zara, a former Love Island contestant. And Harry was spotted at a Sabrina Carpenter concert in March - with Zara's friends in the box beside him.

1:20 PM — The Observer tweets:

The triangle was printed on a blue knit — literally: “something in the blue.”

11:12 PM — The Observer tweets:

This is a quote from It Ain’t Half Hot Mum, spoken by a character played by John Clegg — same name as the Pond Life author.

But the timing is key: That morning, The Sun published a tabloid piece about Louis’ son and Briana — their first mention in the press in years. It reads like a planted PR piece, detailing their lifestyle, location, and routine.

The Observer quote feels like a message to the fandom:

APRIL 1ST, 2025

2:00 PM – An Observer posts on Instagram

The photo showed a black-necked guitar with circular fret markers. The wording appears to be a clue to what happened later on Instagram Stories.

2:40 PM – The Observer tweets:

This was a direct reference to Louis’ Instagram Story from Nov 29, 2024, where he used a yellow pen and charging cable as a makeshift capo.

The implication? Someone is home bringing the real capo back with them.

5:09 PM — Louis posts on IG Stories He's listening to “Favourite” by Fontaines D.C. at 1:14.

~40 seconds later — The Observer tweets:

The lyric at 1:14:

This is not a love song for a new flame. It’s about:

Later lyrics:

This parallels:

9:15 PM – Louis posts on Instagram Stories

Note: The location is not Ibiza, where Zara McDermott is currently posting from.

The picture of the guitar shows a pool that has clean, modern lines, a concrete barrier, and overlooks the Pacific — consistent with Louis’ known LA rental.

Please keep in mind: this could all be coincidence. I'm not here to convince you one way or another. There are a thousand ways to debunk or explain this away. That's the point of plausible deniablity.

The Observer: A Debunk — and a Thank You

I promised that if I were able to debunk anything I had posted, or if this account became toxic, I would put that information here — just like I put everything else.

So, unfortunately… here it is.

On April 2, 2025:

Everything changed with a single image.

At 12:40 PM An Observer posted a photo of Runyon Canyon, a well-known hiking trail in Los Angeles, with the caption:

At face value, it seemed like a continuation of the saga — another location breadcrumb, another hazy metaphor. But something felt off. The tone. The caption. The vibe.

And then we looked closer.

The Image Search

When you run the image through Google Reverse Image Search, the very first result (as of April 2nd) is a photo posted on Instagram — by an OT5 fan account.

While I won’t be posting the username here, it’s publicly available if you know where to look.

That Instagram account had posted the exact same photo of Runyon Canyon — same angle, same sky, same clouds, same trees.

Heres the overlay to see the exact match:

That account is now wiped clean of the original post. Deleted or archived.

But Google? Google remembers. Once an image has been indexed, it doesn't leave Google after you archive it.

Connecting the Threads

That OT5 Instagram user shares a name with a Larrie Twitter account.

That Twitter account:

Then came the clincher: a motorcycle photo posted on both accounts — confirming they’re the same person. I will not share this here because I am not trying to dox this person.

This means:

That’s not speculation. That’s fact.

So What Does That Mean?

It means — at least as of April 2nd — we know who’s behind The Observer account. Or at the very least, we know who’s posting the content.

And it’s not Louis. It’s not Harry. It’s not someone with insider access or a secret pipeline.

It’s a fan. A smart one. A dedicated one. But a fan.

But What About Everything Else?

This is where it gets complicated. Because some things still don’t make sense:

These things happened. They were real. And they were uncannily timed.

So, we’re left with a few options:

We may never know for sure.

Transparency, Safety, and Moving Forward

If nothing else, let this be a reminder to stay safe online:

But also — let’s not shame people for being hopeful. Or curious. Or observant.

The Observer may have been fiction. But the feelings? The conversations? The connections?

Those were real.

Final Thoughts

This has been one of the most creative, layered, emotionally intelligent fandom projects we’ve seen in a really long time. Whoever was behind it clearly cared about the story — even if it wasn’t what we hoped it would be.

So yes — The Observer has been debunked.

Even if that constant is just us — watching. Wondering. And holding on to the idea that there’s still something worth observing.

Eyes wide open, always.