#bs narrative

(or: Truth in Advertising)

Scrolling through Tumblr:

• Outlander gifset

• Shippery post full of receipts

• Outlander gif with SC undertones

• SC post that one day the truth will out

• this well-placed advert:

• *unmistakable screech of brakes in my head*

• 👀

• 🤭🤭🤭😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣

• Outlander gifset

• shippery post full of receipts

In case you aren't familiar with that expression (as I've just learned it might be regional):

Well done, Tumblr algorithm.

Can I please point out that people are taking the first tweet (bottom) as shade at Zayn’s Good Years (which is likely what 1DHQ intended), but then Louis’ twitter immediately:

Did the “anywayyy” thing which, yes, Louis has done before, but which 100% has shown up immediately after BS tweets on his account before too (*cough* BS 2.0 *cough*).

Tweeted promo for The X-Factor which most people assume is something Louis didn’t want to be part of, so the tweets referring to it are usually viewed with suspicion.

These three tweets happened within about 5 minutes of each other, so it’s most likely that whoever wrote the 2nd two wrote the first as well.  Ergo, whoever was writing X-Factor promo, assumed usually to be a PR person, was also writing the tweet that people are saying is about Zayn.

Jonas Blue: x

Liam: x

So basically the Sun is like:

And JB and Liam be like:

So one of my coworkers went to a rock festival in Hinkley Minnesota at the grand casino. I’m saying festival because she said there was more than one band there.

Anyway, she said a member from one of the bands in attendance brought up One Direction and how he thinks they need to stop complaining about having a fan base, and that in 30 years times they’ll look back and regret complaining.

I find this to be very interesting. This is a false perception clearly. But it serves part of 1DHQ’s narrative.

Funny that funny