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Laban ng Pamilyang Pilipino, a Philippine anti-drug group is asking the country's Bureau of Immigration to force the boys of One Direction to take drug tests before they're allowed to enter the country, Gossip Cop reports. Tied to the welfare of the country's Directioners, Laban ng Pamilyang Pilipino cites the controversial drug-fueled video as its reason for thinking that One Direction is not suitable entertainment for the country's teens and young children.
Fans of One Direction are not in support of the drug tests or the assumption that their favorite boys are adamant users. Directioners have the topic #StopTheDRUGTESTfor1DPH trending on Twitter. Citing past charitable efforts for the Philippines and the fact that the country hasn't made other controversial stars submit to testing, fans are calling for the country to halt the tests.
They're also saying that, well, partying with Malik may help calm the government down...
One Direction is set to perform back-to-back concerts at the Mall of Asia Concert Ground in Manila on March 21 and 22. The March 21 date is sold out, but the shows may now be in jeopardy. One Direction's camp has not yet responded as to whether or not the drug tests will even happen or if they will force the band to cancel the concerts.
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