Niall Horan finally responds to backlash over Dustin sketch on The Den

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Niall Horan fans vented their outrage about a clip of the singer on The Den during RTE Does Comic Relief.The Mullinger man was on the receiving end of a joke from Dustin the Turkey in which the puppet interrupted his performance to jibe that they wanted Harry Styles on the show instead.This perceived slight to the star led his diehard fans all over the world to get ‘Respect Niall Horan’ trending as they posted comments slating Dustin the Turkey and Ray D’Arcy.While the furore fizzed on social

Twitter that support the Mullingar man showed Dustin the Turkey interrupting Niall while he was singing and jokingly saying, ‘We wanted Harry Styles.’‘This was so disrespectful,’ one fan who retweeted the clip wrote before adding, that Niall ‘deserves so much better’.Another fan tweeted, ‘What they did to Niall was extremely disrespectful and rude. He didn’t have to sing for them either and interrupting him saying they wanted Harry instead is so uncalled for.