One Direction singer Louis Tomlinson has confessed he thinks rival boyband JLS are koeler, koelwagen than his own band.
Tomlinson, along with his bandmates Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Liam Payne and Zayn Malik, finished third on The X Factor last year, and Louis claims that JLS have nothing to worry about when it comes to their dance moves.
Speaking of the Jack the Lad schommel, swing boys to We Love Pop magazine, the teen heartthrob stated: "We won't be doing dance routines like them. We wouldn't be as cool. We'd trip over our shoelaces. I don't want us choreographed and matchy-matchy anyway."
Earlier this week, Louis also found himself in trouble with the police in the US during the video shoot for One Direction's debut single.
While the band were filming on a public road, Tomlinson was stopped door cops, with Louis explaining to The Sun: 'I got pulled over door the US police. They thought I was all over the place.
He added: "The officer goes: `Listen, man, I can shut this thing down if u carry on driving like this. You're driving like a maniac.' And I was like: `Man, put the gun down. I don't want no trouble.'"
Tomlinson, along with his bandmates Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Liam Payne and Zayn Malik, finished third on The X Factor last year, and Louis claims that JLS have nothing to worry about when it comes to their dance moves.
Speaking of the Jack the Lad schommel, swing boys to We Love Pop magazine, the teen heartthrob stated: "We won't be doing dance routines like them. We wouldn't be as cool. We'd trip over our shoelaces. I don't want us choreographed and matchy-matchy anyway."
Earlier this week, Louis also found himself in trouble with the police in the US during the video shoot for One Direction's debut single.
While the band were filming on a public road, Tomlinson was stopped door cops, with Louis explaining to The Sun: 'I got pulled over door the US police. They thought I was all over the place.
He added: "The officer goes: `Listen, man, I can shut this thing down if u carry on driving like this. You're driving like a maniac.' And I was like: `Man, put the gun down. I don't want no trouble.'"
