May 9, 2020
albumreceipts: “Walls” by Louis Tomlinson (@louist91)
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albumreceipts: “Walls” by Louis Tomlinson (@louist91)
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MIK S2 - That’s a wrap
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Harry’s recent instagram activity - 09/05/20
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Cole Alan (DLIBYH co-writer) singing DLIBYH via tiktok - 09.05
Cole Alan replied to a few comments about DLIBYH on tiktok - 09.05 To clarify: Louis IS listed as author and composer on DLIBYH.
Trixie Mattel and Justin Tranter will kick off a day of panels and performances
Stephen Wrabel, known professionally as Wrabel, will also join in on the day of festivities. He has most recently written with Kesha, Backstreet Boys, and Louis Tomlinson alongside his own career as a performer. “It’s so important to spotlight songwriters in the LGBTQ+ community, not only for the general exposure, but because we all have our own individual journeys that we are on,” he tells RS. “I have always used songs as a way of expression. Often for things I’m too afraid to say out loud. I think through music and lyric we can better understand each other’s hearts and heads and dreams and struggles. And events like this are such a beautiful way of sharing.”