Zayn Malik‘s just livin’ life.
After five incredible years as a member of One Direction member, Zayn Malik decided to leave the group in March this year due to stress and also because he wanted to spend more time with his fiancée Perrie Edwards. His decision to do so broke millions of heart around the world but recently, his biography was seen on the One Direction website and that sent the 1D fandom into a tailspin leading fans to believe that he has changed his mind. Hopeful and excited, they created a worldwide trending hashtag #ZaynIsComingBack.
Pretty insane, isn’t it? Unfortunately, Zayn’s not rejoining the group.
In more recent news, a cover of Rae Sremmurd’s “No Type” was leaked on Monday (15th June) and according to Gossip Cop, a source close to Zayn revealed that “it is 100 percent him”. The track has been taken down but a second version featuring the voice of British rapper Mic Righteous was later uploaded.
According to HollywoodLife, Mic’s rep revealed and confirmed that it is Zayn who was singing on the cover. To make it even more evident, Mic posted a tweeted after he mispelled Zayn’s name as “Zayne” when he first released the cover.
His tweet reads: “Its funny cos i see the same people begging with the next best thing.. Then the next best thing.. Then the next.. the next . Then @zaynmalik.”
Its funny cos i see the same people begging with the next best thing.. Then the next best thing.. Then the next.. the next . Then @zaynmalik
— MIC Righteous (@MicRighteous) June 15, 2015
Anyway, back to the song. Much like the original, the cover establishes itself with a deep melody, leaving a kind of mystery feeling before Zayn joins in to sing and puts on a good show with his fine vocals. Personally, we think Zayn is going to be doing just fine without One Direction.
Listen to Zayn Malik’s cover of “No Type” here:
This track is so addictive it demands repeats!
What do you think of this cover featuring Zayn’s soulful and sexy voice? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
Sources: Hollywood Life , Fox FM
