Harry Styles left tourists in Scotland annoyed by taking over a harbor for his music video shoot.
The 25-year-old singer travelled to the remote fishing village of St Abbs, on the southeastern coast of Scotland, to work on the video for his upcoming single this week but tourists were unimpressed as they couldn’t access the harbor and were unable to enjoy any fresh crab rolls.
German artist and coder Mario Klingemann wrote on his verified Twitter account: "I didn’t know who Harry Styles was until today when I learned that he’s the guy who blocked off the entire St. Abbs harbour and prevented us to enjoy our fresh crab rolls."
When Harry’s fans questioned him on not knowing who Harry was, he answered: "[I’ve been living] in old-people lala-land it appears. Yeah, the name rings a bell, but my heydays of being a music fan happened more in the mid-80s to mid-90s, so I hope that explains my ignorance for anything post-2000."
However, Mario insisted his day hadn’t been entirely ruined, tweeting later: "I had a marvelous day at the beach and if it wasn’t for Twitter constantly reminding me about it I would probably already have forgotten about my missed date with that crab roll."
Last week, Harry tried to keep his music video shoot in Mexico a secret by pretending it was a mayonnaise advert.
The ‘Kiwi’ hitmaker’s team tried their hardest to keep the major filming for the promo under wraps, but the sheer capacity of Harry’s crew and security and the fact he was spotted by fans in Lombardo Toledano in Cancun, Mexico, as they filmed scenes at 20 buildings, including a yellow property, gave it away.
A source said: "The area was swarming with people.
"People in the neighborhood knew filming couldn’t just be for a mayo advert, as there would never be so much security or such a large crew.
"His team had bought hundreds of bouquets of violet and purple flowers for the video. Harry spent most of time filming inside a yellow house."
There is no word on what song will accompany the music video.
The One Direction star’s 2017 self-titled debut – which includes the hit single ‘Sign Of The Times’ – went gold in six countries, including the UK and US.
And the star previously admitted he had no idea what he was doing the first time round, and wrote a lot of "sh** songs" before arriving at his final track-listing.
He spilled: "I’m making my second album right now, so I’m going to do that [making the right choices], read a lot and see what happens."
On finding his feet as a solo artist, he added: "I tried to write as much as possible, with as many different people as possible and try and learn as much as I could.
"I guarantee I wrote a lot of really, really bad sh*t before I wrote anything good."
Harry Styles’ video shoot annoys tourists
