Boy band One Direction has released their first single after the ouster of Zayn Malik.
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Further details about the “Drag Me Down” music video remain totally under wraps, but that doesn’t mean Directioners aren’t incredibly excited about the arrival of the clip.
It’s had 17.7 million streams to date globally.
Along with the extreme popularity of “Drag Me Down“, they are releasing a video of them being unable to be dragged down (perhaps) – with the help of NASA.
According to The U.K.’s Mail Online, Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne were allowed to use NASA’s airfields, training equipment and facilities during the secret filming on Thursday, August 6.
A snapshot of the four boys was also taken of them listening to direction while surrounded by spaceships. The host asked the Brit hottie about it, to which he responded, “Obviously it’s a very exciting time”. I’ve been writing a lot on the road at the moment, not for me, just for other people.
Malik has been busy pursuing a new start, on his own, in the music business. His fans from his days with One Direction will likely look forward to his debut as a solo musical artist.
One Direction is apparently readying a space-themed music video for their newest hit “Drag Me Down“.
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The record-breaker is the group’s fourth Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart, following What Makes You attractive (2011), Little Things (2012) and One Way Or Another (2013).
