The four members of One Direction temporarily depart from the music industry as each of them finally has earned a well-deserved break for themselves after a very taxing year. They now have time to go on vacation.
The band performed their singles "Infinity" and "History" from their album "Made in the A.M." at "X Factor UK" for their last schedule. Their fans Directioners can very well remember how the four singers started out as just any auditioning individuals aspiring to make it on the show.
It was also revealed that the boys did a pre-recording of "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve" which is hosted by Ryan Seacrest. Before they disappear for a while, the boys posted a video on Twitter thanking fans for their support.
"This is just a massive, massive thank you to all of our fans," Payne says in the video clip. "Obviously you guys made all this happen for us and we can't believe the way that you've supported us over the last five years.
Today's a very special day for us because this is like the last part of our first chapter. But a massive thank you, honestly. We cannot believe you guys. You're amazing, the most dedicated people I think we've ever seen in our lives, so thank you for enjoying us over the years. And I hope there's many more years to come."
The fans then responded by trending #ThisIsNotTheEndForOneDirection worldwide thanking the boys back and hoping they get enough rest before they come back. A little while later, Directioners must have missed the boys quickly as they trended #WeAreAllHarry reminiscing the quirks, odd and adorable behavior, fashion sense, and what they love about member Harry Styles.
On the other side, former member Zayn Malik revealed he left the band to create real music and Simon Cowell doesn't seem to be amused citing that Malik would have to reconsider his opinions eventually once he reflects on his actions.
"It is a bit rude to the people who wrote all the hits with them, and to the other band members. I mean they all wrote a lot of the stuff," comments Cowell in response to Malik's claims.
Malik disagrees with Cowell's words as he says, "There was never any room for me to experiment creatively in the band. If I would sing a hook or a verse slightly R&B, or slightly myself, it would always be recorded 50 times until there was a straight version that was pop, generic as f***, so they could use that version," recalls the 22-year old singer.
Zayn Malik is just starting as a soloist after he left One Direction last March of this year and even then, the fans are hoping for reconciliation with the other four members and eventually get back together to release a reunion album.
