"One Direction" member Liam Payne is planning a collaboration with Nathan Sykes of "The Wanted?"
Apart from the hiatus that the boys of "One Direction" are planning after their last stint, Inquisitr hints that Liam Payne maybe planning to work out his music genius with Nathan Sykes of "The Wanted."
The guys from both bands, Payne and Sykes were reported to have met up in San Francisco in the last Jingle Ball event and the "Glad You Came" singer opened up to Payne for a possible plan of working on a music together.
"I spoke to Liam about writing together, which is going to be cool. I'm looking forward to that when we can get it in our schedules," said Sykes according to the article.
Apart from the exciting collaboration, the "feud" over both bands was also quipped in the article. In the recent years, both "One Direction" and "The Wanted" were always rumored as rivals. But just as the bands grew, the boys also matured over time and this "rivalry" rumors were already set aside.
"That was a few years ago, everyone has grown up. I hate confrontation so it was nice to see them on a friendly level. I sat down with a few of them and we kind of laughed about it. It was nice to see them and be like, 'Oh my god, we can be friendly with each other,'" Sykes shared from the article based from The Sun.
Apart from Payne and Sykes' plan to collaborate, another addition is speculated to helped out the two boys and that is "Mmm Yeah" singer Austin Mahone.
"Liam Payne and Nathan Sykes may not be the only heartthrobs collaborating in the near future. Rumors are also swirling that Payne may also collaborate with up-and-coming singer Austin Mahone," according to the publication. "The two singers drove fans wild when they posed for a picture together over the weekend."
The collaboration will not only explore the musicality of Payne and Sykes as it can also open new doors of possible projects for "One Direction" and "The Wanted." Definitely, fans won't argue over this idea.
What do you guys think about future collaboration of Payne, Sykes, and Mahone?
