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One Direction singer-songwriter Liam Payne introduced himself as a self-saboteur in the latest episode of the controversial youtuber Logan Paul podcast, Impaulsive. Payne poured a decade-long tea on the five-member group and falsely claimed he was the most successful soloist after the 1D break in 2015, and fans of the band quickly dragged him to Twitter with some facts hard and cold. All he had to do was keep his mouth shut and count his millions of British pounds.
A quick Google search clarifies claims to being the most successful member of the band. His 2017 single with Quavo, “Strip That Down,” has been played on Spotify more than 800 million times, but has not “sold a billion records,” as Payne tells Paul. He also says that “he has sold more than all the band members”, although he has not yet sold at Wembley like Harry Styles or had a number 1 on the Billboard 200 like Zayn Malik and Niall Horan. What came closest to “selling more” or whatever was his 2019 album, LP1, which reached number 111 on the Billboard 200. Not to sound like a stan or anything, but as I recall, the his latest musical adventures have made zero noise. .
So what was the reason? We’ll never know why Payne decided to broadcast 1D dirty clothes on a podcast by someone who filmed tragedies in Japan for his own fun, or why the “Strip That Down” singer seems to live in a world without easily accessible list data. . But we do know that last week an Instagram account of Liam accidentally put him on the site when he posted photos of him with a woman other than his ex-girlfriend Maya Henry. “I love all the fans, but please stop sending me these photos of my fiancé wrapped around another woman,” Henry commented on Stan’s account post. “It simply came to our notice then. That’s enough. “Perhaps all this self-sabotage and nonsense is a public relations move to deviate from the reality of its trap. Or, more likely, Payne doesn’t know any better.” Watch this space. ” he said to Logan Paul “Love, the only thing left to look at is the mess.”