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President Donald Trump is apparently not a One Direction fan. 
  
 Liam Payne, a member of the wildly popular British boy group, told Rollacoaster magazine that Mr. Trump once kicked him and his band mates out of Trump Tower in New York City. The incident, Payne said, stemmed from One Direction’s refusal to meet with one of Mr. Trump’s daughters. 
  
 “Trump actually kicked us out of his hotel once,” Payne said. “You wouldn’t believe it. It was about [meeting] his daughter. He phoned up our manager and we were asleep. He said ‘well, wake them up’ and I was like ‘no’ and then he wouldn’t let us use the underground garage. Obviously in New York we can’t really go outside. New York is ruthless for us.” 
  
 Mr. Trump then gave Payne and company the boot. “So he was like, ‘OK, then I don’t want you in my hotel,’” Payne recalled. “So we had to leave.” 
  
 The president has had a series of colorful blow-ups with pop culture figures throughout his career – a habit that he hasn’t ditched since entering the White House. 
  
 On Wednesday, for example, Mr. Trump responded to a music video in which the rapper Snoop Dogg points a pistol at a clown, who bears a resemblance to the president, named Ronald Klump. 
  
 “Can you imagine what the outcry would be if @SnoopDogg, failing career and all, had aimed and fired the gun at President Obama?” Mr. Trump tweeted. “Jail time!” 
  
 Can you imagine what the outcry would be if @SnoopDogg, failing career and all, had aimed and fired the gun at President Obama? Jail time! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 15, 2017 
  
 Mr. Trump’s online missive then prompted criticism from friends of Snoop Dogg. A profanity-laced Wednesday Instagram post from the rapper Tip “T.I.” Harris, for example, called Snoop Dogg a “F***** Legend” and accused Mr. Trump of wearing a “Lacefront Possum fur Wig.” 
  
 It is unclear if Mr. Trump listens to One Direction, Snoop Dogg, or Harris. He has, however, praised other artists, such as Canadian rocker Neil Young. 
  
 “He’s got something very special,” Mr. Trump said of Young in a 2006 interview with Rolling Stone. “I’ve listened to his music for years... His voice is perfect and haunting.” ||||| Image via Getty. 
  
 In an interview with U.K. magazine Rollacoasta, a member of One Direction who is not Zayn or Harry shared a story about the time Donald Trump demanded the band to vacate one of his New York hotels after they declined to meet his daughter. (Based on age, presumably Tiffany and not Ivanka.) 
  
 “Trump actually kicked us out of his hotel once,” 1D-er Liam Payne told the mag, continuing: 
  
 You wouldn’t believe it. It was about [meeting] his daughter. He phoned up our manager and we were asleep. He said ‘well, wake them up’ and I was like ‘no’ and then he wouldn’t let us use the underground garage. Obviously in New York we can’t really go outside. New York is ruthless for us...So he was like, ‘OK, then I don’t want you in my hotel.’ So we had to leave. 
  
 As Vanity Fair’s Richard Lawson reminds us, 1D fans—even after the group called it quits—are not a crew you wish to anger, even when you’re commander-in-chief: 
  
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 ...God Almighty, you do not want to run afoul of those people. Trust me. You don’t. I don’t mean the band specifically. But its fans? Hooftie. I’ve mixed it up with them and it is not pleasant. They are tireless and unwavering. Which I can respect. They’re fighting for a good cause. But yikes. An American war with 1D fans would drain us of much blood and treasure, an endless conflict of such murky moral justification that it would only serve to further divide this nation. This could be a catastrophe. And it could happen. 
  
 Hm, I concur with Lawson that Trump has picked a fight that he’s not prepared for, but—counter point—maybe that’s a good thing? Hell hath no fury like a One Direction fan scorned and if they can overwhelm the voting booths during the midterm elections and the 2020 elections—much like they have with, say, the People’s Choice Awards—to avenge 1D’s honor, they just might save us. 
  
 Like hyenas, terrifying in their own right, taking down a hairless, spray-tanned lion—both brutal and mesmerizing. |||||
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A member of One Direction claims President Trump once kicked the British boy band out of Trump Tower in New York after they refused to meet with one of his daughters, CBS News reports. "He phoned up our manager, and we were asleep," Liam Payne tells a UK magazine. "He said, ‘Well, wake them up,’ and I was like, ‘No.'" Payne continues: “So he was like, ‘OK, then I don’t want you in my hotel.'" Jezebel—which believes the daughter in question is likely Tiffany, not Ivanka—notes that this may have been a major strategic blunder on Trump's part. One Direction's fans are notoriously virulent in defense of the group's honor and could turn out to the polls to exact their revenge in 2020.