The 20-year-old singer says sometimes he can't resist going on the social networking website when he's intoxicated and accepts on occasions his comments cause him regret, reported Contactmusic.
"I have a few drunken rants sometimes on Twitter... Yeah they are quite deep, sometimes I go in hard, it's not good. Then I wake the next morning and it's like old news," Payne said.
Besides Payne, the British boyband also comprises of Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson.
They have a love/hate relationship with social network sites which helped them to gain global stardom and at the same time they feel connected to their fans through the medium.
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