Can Niall Horan Remember The Lyrics To One Direction's 'Worst Song'?

Following in Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato's footsteps, Niall Horan is the latest pop star to test his memory with BBC Radio 1's "Remember the Lyrics" game. And just like those women, he struggled just a bit.


While appearing on Radio 1's Breakfast Show, the 24-year-old gamely played a round of "Remember the Lyrics," in which he was tasked with finishing the words to some of his oldest tunes. Host Nick Grimshaw began with a softball, testing Horan on his memory of "Seeing Blind," his dreamy Flicker collab with Maren Morris. The singer needless to say) aced that one, yet Grimshaw had a curveball on deck, throwing it all of the way back to One Direction's 2011 album, Up All Night.


"There were some [songs] on the initial album that were dodgy enough," Horan admitted, as Grimshaw played the non-single "Taken." The song was once ranked because the worst 1D track ever by Seventeen, and Horan self-deprecatingly admitted, "I can't mention I'm going to disagree with them."


Luckily, Horan finished the game on a high however slightly more embarrassing) note, any time whenever he managed to recall the lyrics to Ne-Yo's "So Sick." Diehard Directioners will remember the R&B tune as his X Factor audition song back in 2010, any time as a bright-eyed, 16-year-old Horan was introduced to the world. Horan, also, has fond memories of that day, even if he was — in his own words — "dressed as a tablecloth."


Check out the fun game in the video above.