It’s funny cause yall will say im a liar but then make posts about my TWEETS. Like dude I see it. You saw mine . I see yours. You guys are too scared to directly say something to me. Pretty hilarious actually…
October 16th is going to fuck me up. 💔
I'm seeing Niall that day, in the exact same venue where I saw One Direction for the first time on May 3rd, 2013. The same place where I heard Liam's voice live for the very first time.
And now, 13 years later, I'll be standing in that exact same venue on the 2-year anniversary of losing him.
After Niall sings End of an Era, the song he wrote about Liam, Liam's voice will play through that venue again.
And knowing that will probably be the last time I'll hear his voice in that room honestly breaks my heart.
It's not a goodbye. It could never be. I'll never say goodbye to Liam. He's part of me, part of my life, and always will be.
But hearing his voice there again, on the day we lost him, after Niall sings a song written about him... I don't think there's any way I'm getting through that without completely falling apart.
That place holds one of the happiest memories of my life, because it's where I first got to hear Liam live.
And somehow, it'll now hold another memory of him too.
Liam, I wish you were there. I wish I could hear you live one more time. But I'll be standing there, listening to your voice, loving you and missing you like I always do. 🤍💔
@TMZ TMZ is obsessed with Liam because they gained so much from his passing. They showed it for a week smh you guys are terrible people leave the boys alone
En el audio Liam decía:
"Pensábamos que podría pasar algo, pero nunca algo así. Siempre intento recordarme de dónde vengo y hasta dónde he logrado llegar en la vida. Es realmente increíble..."
I've got _ _ _ _ _ on my mind.
Less than 24 hours until you can listen to #StackItUp. Tomorrow at 00:01 EST / 05:00 BST. Can’t wait for you to hear it!
Hey, @ticketmaster, since you offered refunds to all the crybabies who were “traumatized” by Macklemore saying “free Palestine“, are you also offering refunds for people who don’t want to go to a concert where an artist was kicked off a tour for speaking their mind?
Because it’s only fair. But my guess is that you’re not gonna do that, huh?
Can somebody tell me how the same stars over my head are the same stars from that night that you left?
Tell me, how do I exist in a world that's you're not in? As I lay in the dark, still looking at the same stars, they'll never be the same stars ✨️🪽
#JusticeForLiam
At this point, the whole thing is fucking shameless. 5 TikToks about Liam in ONE day, 3 conveniently over a minute, 5 Instagram posts including a trial reel, and 15+ Snapchat pictures/videos. 25+ pieces of content centred around a man who died almost two years ago, all on HIS birthday. That isn't “remembering him.” That's turning his birthday into a full-blown content rollout.
And the people screaming “UNSEEN FOOTAGE” are honestly embarrassing themselves. A lot of this isn't unseen at all. You just weren't paying attention when Liam was alive. That's the most insulting part. Some of you apparently couldn't be bothered to know or support Liam while he was here, but the second he died, suddenly you discovered him, became experts on his life and started blindly defending anyone who posts his face. You didn't suddenly become Liam fans. You just discovered that his name comes with engagement.
And Kate, don't hide behind “it was his birthday” as if that automatically makes everything above criticism. Nobody said you can't remember him. The issue is turning his name, face, memories and death into an endless stream of content across every platform you have. Three TikToks conveniently passing the one-minute threshold associated with Creator Rewards only make the whole thing look even more calculated. You can call it grief, love or remembrance, but people are perfectly entitled to question the financial and engagement incentives when Liam is repeatedly being used as the subject.
Because let's stop pretending we can't see what is happening: Liam is your content. Liam is your engagement. Liam is the story people actually care about. Take his name, face, music, memories and story away and what exactly is left? Apparently not enough to fill 25+ posts in a day.
And the constant effort to sell the world this perfect, fairytale version of your relationship is getting ridiculous too. If you genuinely loved each other, why are you still trying this hard to convince strangers that it was perfect? Real love doesn't need a fucking PR campaign. It doesn't need an endless supply of carefully selected clips and photos designed to create a particular narrative. You don't prove love by flooding social media with someone after they're dead. Especially when that person can no longer correct the story, defend themselves or tell their side.
What makes this even more disgusting is watching people who barely acknowledged Liam when he was alive now defend every single thing because it involves his face. You don't get to rewrite his life simply because you discovered him after his death. And Kate, you don't get to turn his memory into your personal content bank and then act shocked when people notice.
His birthday should have been about Liam, the person, the artist, the son, the brother, the friend, the man behind the headlines. Instead, it became another opportunity to put his face everywhere, drive engagement and keep his name attached to your own relevance.
That's not honouring someone's memory. That's exploiting the fact that they can no longer speak for themselves. And the fact that people are finally calling it out doesn't make them “haters” — it means they're not fucking stupid.