Louis Tomlinson

One thing I really have struggled with is being on my own.

And the more I've thought about that as I've got a bit older, it's because I just never had an opportunity to be when I was young.

When you live in a house that, you know, it's three bedroom, there's seven people living in it.

You're literally all living on top of each other.

And I loved that.

Like it was like one of the best things that ever happened to me being an older brother.

Like I just, it's just, it's like one of the definitions of my purpose, I would say.

I just like to look after people, man.

So like being an older brother is like a role I feel like I was always supposed to do.

And then I think even, you know, as we move through life and a couple of things got more challenging, that role has become more prevalent, definitely.

I was fortunate enough to speak to quite a few people that have known you over the years.

I heard.

That was cool.

That was cool.

Yeah.

And I was just listening to some of the recordings of those conversations.

Like Nizam.

Yeah.

He's your childhood best friend.

Yeah.