Louis Tomlinson

But also creating this thing where anyone just feels like they could ask anything then.

So I remember going on to BBC, Breakfast News.

And it's one of those things.

It's fucking early morning slot.

Like not even the presenters want to be there.

Nevermind me at that time.

I'm not good with early mornings.

Anyway, so I'm going on to talk about two of us, the single.

Now we distinctly said, you know what it's like?

You know, these are, these are the things that are okay to mention and do not mention these things.

Now, if I was going to go on and talk about what the song was about, then fair enough, you know, that's one thing.

But I actually had a journalist at the time who asked me directly about those things and I'd known that we'd said don't.

Now, it's very different to be, like, sometimes on that list we might have don't speak about One Direction.

Like, this is not what I've got a problem with.

But when someone's had their own grief and you're still then going to ask those kind of questions, I think...

found that really, really troubling.

And I think what was interesting was I left the interview, and I used to be good at this when I was a bit younger, and I obviously took to Twitter.

I was like, I'm never fucking working with the BBC again, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And then he came back at me, this journalist.

He said, well, if you write a song about grief, expect to be asked about it.