One Direction performed a cover of 'Teenage Dirtbag' by Wheatus in their 2013 concert movie, 'One Direction: This Is Us'
There are a few moments in pop culture history that can never be forgotten, and One Direction covering 'Teenage Dirtbag' is one of them.
Let Us set the scene: Horan and bass player Sandy Beales strumming the instantly recognizable 2000 pop punk tune, bobbing their heads perfectly in sync. The crowd screams as Styles — looking very demure in a black T-shirt and skinny jeans, a far cry from his Love on Tour fashion — sings the opening verse.
The band went on to release their fourth album, aptly titled Four, before tragedy struck the One Direction fandom. In March 2015, Malik announced his departure from the group. Later that year, the remaining members of One Direction released Made in the A.M. In January 2016, the band announced their indefinite hiatus, and all five members have gone on to pursue solo careers. While it's unclear whether the OG group will ever reunite, some of the singers have given Us hope.
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