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Niall Horan is sharing his One Direction "hot take."
In a new interview with NME published Friday (March 27), the "Slow Hands" singer was tasked with looking back at his time making music with the popular boy band and choose which songs from their extensive discography were the most "underrated," per People.
"I think 'Steal My Girl' is, just got to say it, it's underrated. Hot take, hot take," he said, adding, "I think it was robbed of its day in the sun."
The song served as the lead single to One Direction's 2014 fourth studio album Four; however, it wasn't the only track from the record that the Irish musician wishes could have gained more traction, explaining that "Fool's Gold" was also an "underrated" tune that should have received more love.
Horan's 1D bandmate Louis Tomlinson recently shared his own hot takes on the group's music, revealing both the song that was "always, always, always" his least favorite to perform and the one beloved track that he loved the most.
Horan is preparing to release his fourth solo studio album Dinner Party this summer and has already given fans a hint of what to expect with the lead single and title track, a song inspired by his girlfriend Amelia Woolley.
"this song is about a really happy and big moment in my life. an evening at a simple dinner party that changed the course of my life," he said when announcing the song earlier this month. "after writing the song, the words 'dinner party' became the nucleus for the rest of the record. that once in a lifetime moment that i am grateful for and for everything that came after that night."
Dinner Party drops June 5.