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In his new column, award-winning goofball Shea Serrano, whose recent exploits include Bun B's Rapper Coloring and Activity Book, writes about his life and times.
Song: One Direction's "Story Of My Life"
History: A long time ago, there were barber shop quartets, and then after that, the New Kids On The Block, and more recently five UK dudes were like, "We're One Direction" and they were a hit.
Atmospherics: Like the boys are suddenly really into Mumford & Sons. Or like they're starting their own nondenominational church.
See also: Why Katy Perry's "Roar" sucks
