If you listen hard enough you can hear millions of teenagers furiously typing angry tweets after a controversial documentary made them look a little…er, keen.
A film-maker studied (as if they are some kind of endangered species but with a larger population than most European countries) the fans for an hour-long special Crazy About One Direction.
It’s fair to say the show, which showed some quite dramatic clips of young fans who spoke about self-harming and, er, getting braces like their idol Niall Horan, didn't go down well with the boyband fandom.
Shortly after the show the quite imaginative hashtag #ThisIsNOTUs, a funny twist on their upcoming movie This Is Us, was trending worldwide.
One fan – who probably dislocated a finger or at least broke a nail in a tweet of rage – wrote: “This is ridiculous, the fans aren’t actually like this. The boys [1D] hate us. Their families hate us. Obama hates us. Oprah hates us. My parents hate us. Everyone.”
Another added: “Extremely embarrassing that people make us out to be total bitches.”
While one user said: “Really offended by The channel 4 interview. They made us out like were psycho's And all we care about is stalking them.”
And in fairytale fashion One Direction hero Liam Payne reassured his tens of millions of fans saying: “Not really sure what's going on right now I just hope everyone's ok.
“Hearing some horrible things... Really hope this isn't true.
“Just so all of you know we love you guys and we know how dedicated you are and tbh we can't believe it that you guys spend all you time on us.
“We couldn't give a f**k what any documentary says there dramatised for entertainment and full of bulls**t anyway we all know how hard you work for us and see it everyday at our shows.
“Let's all take a step back and think about what we/you have all achieved. You should be proud.”
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