“Drag Me Down” dropped in July 2015 as One Direction’s first release as a four-

piece, giving hope to fans banking on them staying together. Weeks later, it was
announced that the group would be slowing down for the first time in five years
by taking an 18-month hiatus -- currently in its 55th month -- after the November
release of its fifth album Made in the A.M. “I remember listening and thinking it
was a mix of what they would want to sound like alone, not as a group,” Hayden
Boudreau, 26, says of the album.

In January 2016, One Direction released the music video for “History,” which

featured a whirlwind of flashbacks to the group’s X Factor formation and the
world dominating success that followed. The video ends with a clip of the boys
hugging on stage during their final performance as a group and then going their
separate ways. The more you listen to them chant “This is not the end” during the
bridge, the less you find yourself believing it. 

“Drag Me Down” dropped in July 2015 as One Direction’s first release as a four-
piece, giving hope to fans banking on them staying together. Weeks later, it was
announced that the group would be slowing down for the first time in five years
by taking an 18-month hiatus -- currently in its 55th month -- after the November
release of its fifth album Made in the A.M. “I remember listening and thinking it
was a mix of what they would want to sound like alone, not as a group,” Hayden
Boudreau, 26, says of the album.

In January 2016, One Direction released the music video for “History,” which

featured a whirlwind of flashbacks to the group’s X Factor formation and the
world dominating success that followed. The video ends with a clip of the boys
hugging on stage during their final performance as a group and then going their
separate ways. The more you listen to them chant “This is not the end” during the
bridge, the less you find yourself believing it. 

“Drag Me Down” dropped in July 2015 as One Direction’s first release as a four-
piece, giving hope to fans banking on them staying together. Weeks later, it was
announced that the group would be slowing down for the first time in five years
by taking an 18-month hiatus -- currently in its 55th month -- after the November
release of its fifth album Made in the A.M. “I remember listening and thinking it
was a mix of what they would want to sound like alone, not as a group,” Hayden
Boudreau, 26, says of the album.

In January 2016, One Direction released the music video for “History,” which

featured a whirlwind of flashbacks to the group’s X Factor formation and the
world dominating success that followed. The video ends with a clip of the boys
hugging on stage during their final performance as a group and then going their
separate ways. The more you listen to them chant “This is not the end” during the
bridge, the less you find yourself believing it. 

“Drag Me Down” dropped in July 2015 as One Direction’s first release as a four-
piece, giving hope to fans banking on them staying together. Weeks later, it was
announced that the group would be slowing down for the first time in five years
by taking an 18-month hiatus -- currently in its 55th month -- after the November
release of its fifth album Made in the A.M. “I remember listening and thinking it
was a mix of what they would want to sound like alone, not as a group,” Hayden
Boudreau, 26, says of the album.

In January 2016, One Direction released the music video for “History,” which

featured a whirlwind of flashbacks to the group’s X Factor formation and the
world dominating success that followed. The video ends with a clip of the boys
hugging on stage during their final performance as a group and then going their
separate ways. The more you listen to them chant “This is not the end” during the
bridge, the less you find yourself believing it. 

“Drag Me Down” dropped in July 2015 as One Direction’s first release as a four-
piece, giving hope to fans banking on them staying together. Weeks later, it was
announced that the group would be slowing down for the first time in five years
by taking an 18-month hiatus -- currently in its 55th month -- after the November
release of its fifth album Made in the A.M. “I remember listening and thinking it
was a mix of what they would want to sound like alone, not as a group,” Hayden
Boudreau, 26, says of the album.

In January 2016, One Direction released the music video for “History,” which

featured a whirlwind of flashbacks to the group’s X Factor formation and the
world dominating success that followed. The video ends with a clip of the boys
hugging on stage during their final performance as a group and then going their
separate ways. The more you listen to them chant “This is not the end” during the
bridge, the less you find yourself believing it. 

“Drag Me Down” dropped in July 2015 as One Direction’s first release as a four-
piece, giving hope to fans banking on them staying together. Weeks later, it was
announced that the group would be slowing down for the first time in five years
by taking an 18-month hiatus -- currently in its 55th month -- after the November
release of its fifth album Made in the A.M. “I remember listening and thinking it
was a mix of what they would want to sound like alone, not as a group,” Hayden
Boudreau, 26, says of the album.

In January 2016, One Direction released the music video for “History,” which

featured a whirlwind of flashbacks to the group’s X Factor formation and the
world dominating success that followed. The video ends with a clip of the boys
hugging on stage during their final performance as a group and then going their
separate ways. The more you listen to them chant “This is not the end” during the
bridge, the less you find yourself believing it. 

“Drag Me Down” dropped in July 2015 as One Direction’s first release as a four-
piece, giving hope to fans banking on them staying together. Weeks later, it was
announced that the group would be slowing down for the first time in five years
by taking an 18-month hiatus -- currently in its 55th month -- after the November
release of its fifth album Made in the A.M. “I remember listening and thinking it
was a mix of what they would want to sound like alone, not as a group,” Hayden
Boudreau, 26, says of the album.

In January 2016, One Direction released the music video for “History,” which

featured a whirlwind of flashbacks to the group’s X Factor formation and the
world dominating success that followed. The video ends with a clip of the boys
hugging on stage during their final performance as a group and then going their
separate ways. The more you listen to them chant “This is not the end” during the
bridge, the less you find yourself believing it. 

“Drag Me Down” dropped in July 2015 as One Direction’s first release as a four-
piece, giving hope to fans banking on them staying together. Weeks later, it was
announced that the group would be slowing down for the first time in five years
by taking an 18-month hiatus -- currently in its 55th month -- after the November
release of its fifth album Made in the A.M. “I remember listening and thinking it
was a mix of what they would want to sound like alone, not as a group,” Hayden
Boudreau, 26, says of the album.

In January 2016, One Direction released the music video for “History,” which

featured a whirlwind of flashbacks to the group’s X Factor formation and the
world dominating success that followed. The video ends with a clip of the boys
hugging on stage during their final performance as a group and then going their
separate ways. The more you listen to them chant “This is not the end” during the
bridge, the less you find yourself believing it. 
“Drag Me Down” dropped in July 2015 as One Direction’s first release as a four-
piece, giving hope to fans banking on them staying together. Weeks later, it was
announced that the group would be slowing down for the first time in five years
by taking an 18-month hiatus -- currently in its 55th month -- after the November
release of its fifth album Made in the A.M. “I remember listening and thinking it
was a mix of what they would want to sound like alone, not as a group,” Hayden
Boudreau, 26, says of the album.

In January 2016, One Direction released the music video for “History,” which

featured a whirlwind of flashbacks to the group’s X Factor formation and the
world dominating success that followed. The video ends with a clip of the boys
hugging on stage during their final performance as a group and then going their
separate ways. The more you listen to them chant “This is not the end” during the
bridge, the less you find yourself believing it.