8 tracks what makes you beautiful

The song is about a girl who is attractive, yet she doesn't believe it herself, and, as a result, feels insecure when complimented.

Critics have questioned whether the song's lyrical content is more harmful to female self esteem than encouraging. Great dating advice. Remember girls, low self esteem — very attractive to men.

It goes deeper! You got it wrong. To prove I'm right I put it in a so-o-ng. It held on to its spot for four weeks. It was the highest first-week UK sales for any song in at the time. On the New Zealand Singles Chart, the single entered at number sixteen, then jumped to number three the following week. It peaked at number two in its fourth and fifth weeks, and spent eleven consecutive weeks in the New Zealand Singles Chart top ten.

The single debuted on the Canadian Hot at number nine, while debuting at number two on the digital songs chart with 19, downloads sold, the biggest debut for a first time charted artist since the Stereos's "Summer Girl" entered at number two in June The single has been certified gold by Music Canada MC for 40, sales. The single debuted on the Billboard Hot at number twenty-eight, and at number twelve on the Hot Digital Songs Chart, selling , downloads in its first week.

It currently peaked at number four in Hot According to Urbano, the video is about " Louis further described the premise by saying, "It's like a group of girls who are friends, but there's one in particular that's really hot, but she actually doesn't know it.

That's the whole point of the song, like she's so hot, but she doesn't realize it It was a little bit obscure, a little bit cooler. And that will always have some appeal. But we tried all kinds of things to turn the ship around: trying to sell the company in , a crowdfunding round in , some informal sales attempts in The classic mixtape that you share, not just with your friends, but with the world, was a conduit to something greater.

Tavi Gevinson, actor and founder of the trailblazing Rookie magazine, looks back on 8tracks fondly. I moved on from 8tracks when I started spending less time in the computer room of my childhood home, giving in to the pull of real-world experiences — long trips going anywhere, idle time spent with friends — which demanded I start listening to my music on an iPod.

But the tracks that played on my iPod were ones I discovered on 8tracks. An perfectly satisfactory Eighties style power-rock number taking cues from the likes of Bruce Springsteen.

A surprising touch of baroque pop with some Queen guitar references for good measure in the vein of Panic!

This bonus track from Take Me Home emulates Journey in its big, euphoric chorus — perfect for driving with the top down. This rousing track from Four was a great choice to close the standard edition of Four with. Another song where the band struggle to pull off some clumsy metaphors, albeit with some lovely vocals from Styles. Another, possibly controversial ranking. A spookily prescient song that in hindsight appears to have predicted Malik would be the first one to walk away.

This Randy Newman-inspired number is cheesy and trite as hell, but you'll probably find yourself singing along to the chorus. Not a Michael Jackson cover, but a driving Eighties-inspired song that makes you want to move. This song is literally just the titles of other songs.

Zero marks for originality, full marks for cheek. Kudos for actually managing to make this list of physical flaws sound like it was written by an actual serial killer, though. Folk influences redolent of The Lumineers give this track from Midnight Memories a spirited, uplifting feel. Robbie Williams, is that you? Another one that seems to find little favour in 1D song rankings, but is a complete bop. A similar sound crops up on his latest solo album, Heartbreak Weather.

Extra points for Styles and his Willy Wonka references. Is that a influence I hear? A defiant song that has 1D paying proper tribute to all the great boybands who came before them.