One Direction Accused Of Plagiarism By Paramore’s Hayley Williams! (DRAMA) 

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One Direction Accused Of Plagiarism By Paramore’s Hayley Williams! (DRAMA)

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You guys, get this! Haley Williams of Paramore totally called out One Direction for plagiarism! Yikes and stripes. So this debacle started when Haley tweeted out that 1D’s new single ‘Steal My Girl’ sounded eerily similar to New Found Glory’s ...

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