Whoever is in charge of the bears must be aware that the fandom was unable to figure out who was in the photo frame from the first Birmingham concert because the same photo was featured again today. While the fandom is still unable to find the exact picture that was used somewhere online, speculation has led to Laurie Williams. Laurie was "the godfather of the early gay scene in Birmingham" and started the Jug club. Jug, aka Just Us Guys and later Just Us Gays. This could possibly tie to Irving Azoff and his annual Just Us Guys "boys night". Williams advocated gay rights behind the scenes.

After the picture appeared for a third time at Newcastle 3 it was discovered that this is Steve Phillips (Stella Artois). See that page for an explanation of why this picture was so important to show us 3 times and why it was so important we got it right.

RBB is holding an advertisement for a Railcard promotion called Two Together Railcard, which gives a discount for buying tickets for a pair. Fandom speculation wonders if we might get a Lairport when the boys go to Dublin for their next concerts. Other speculation is that this refers to Harry appearing on Georgia Fowler’s snapchat at a Soho House being a stunt and the bears warning us. A week after the concert, National Railcards tweeted the bears (the wrong account, but same difference!) with an image of a railcard issued to the bears. The card referenced the date that the Up All Night album was released (18 Nov 2011) and the date that Made In The A.M. will be released (13 Nov 2015). It includes an image of both RBB and SBB from their twitter account, and calls them out by their fandom name, “RBB” and “SBB”.

Aside from that, we have both a green and blue happy sticker. The blue sticker has eyelashes drawn on. Hi, Chop Suey.