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One Direction claim ‘Live While We’re Young’ is a suitable anthem for boy band

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FILE - This is a Sunday, April 15, 2012 file photo of British boy-band One Direction arrive for the Logies, an Australian television industry awards night, in Melbourne, Australia. One Direction\'s latest single sums it up. "Live While We\'re Young" is the first track off their second album, and the boys are happy to have it as a motto. The members of the British pop group admit they\'re making the most of being young, successful and extremely popular. (AP Photo/Paul Jeffers, File)

LONDON – One Direction’s latest single sums it up.

“Live While We’re Young” is the first track off their second album, and the guys are happy to have it as a motto.

The five-member British pop group has been in the limelight since its debut album, “Up All Night,” became a No. 1 worldwide smash earlier this year.

Where they go and with whom is heavily reported on, but they don’t take anything too seriously.

Louis Tomlinson says: “If we go out on a night out and we’re a little bit drunk, it’s not obviously going to be a great picture, but it’s not too bad. The fact is we’re young; everyone who is our age is going out anyway.”

“Live While We’re Young” is out in the U.K. on Sept. 30.

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