Harry Styles' Twitter response to accusations that he's 'unambitious'

The One Directioner gets philosophical after the accusation from author Alain De Botton. We're team Harry, obvs.

It's nice to know Harry Styles is keeping an eye on all the stories written about him (are you reading this right now Harry? Hi!). This morning the One Direction singer responded to a story in the Metro which quoted writer and philosopher Alain De Botton saying the floppy-haired one should be more high-brow and tweet more about Greek philosophy.

Alain, who met Harry recently at a party, told the newspaper: "The problem we've got is that most famous people in the country tend to believe in things that aren't particularly ambitious. In an ideal world Harry Styles would be teaching his 10 million Twitter followers a little more about Greek philosophy."

And so he did. "Socrates, born in Athens in the 5th century BCE, marks a watershed in Ancient Greek philosophy," wrote Harry. So what if he's just copy and pasted that from Wikipedia? That showed Alain who he's dealing with. We bet bald Alain's just jealous of 19-year-old Harry's lovely hair anyway