PETITION FOR THIS FETUS REMIX OF NEW 1D TRACK 'END OF THE DAY' TO BE ON NEW ALBUM MADE IN THE A.M. 

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​There\'s no doubt in our minds that brand new One Direction track \'End Of The Day\' is set to go down in history as one of their most iconic, not just from new album 

, but out of all their music that they\'ve ever released.

That said, if there\'s one thing that\'s going to make you take this epic ballad slightly less seriously, it\'s going to be this utterly hilarious fetus edit that someone genius has made using the track and some classic Harry Styles video clips.

Yep, it turns out that this song might just find its roots way back in the days when Louis still wore stripy t-shirts and Harold had a bit of an obsession with saying a particular phrase that might just find itself in the lyrics of the new song.

Basically, if you can watch this without smiling like you just had a peer through Niall\'s bathroom window while he was in the shower, we\'re not sure we can be friends any more.

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— One Direction Update (@the1Dscene) November 10, 2015

Whoever did this, we salute you for your sheer and utter heroics. 

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