'One Direction's' Sunday Times Shoot [PHOTOS & VIDEO]

The boys of One Direction are definitely on the road to success. From their break-out album to becoming the world's most sought out boy band, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Zayn Malik, Louis Tomlinson and Harry Styles don't appear to be stopping their success anytime soon. As of late, the boys even managed to make a hilarious interview and shoot with The Sunday Times.

Camilla Long of The Sunday Times gets to sit down with the boys and have one heck of a hilarious afternoon with them. Niall as described by Camilla is caught half-naked half of the time. At one point, all five of the boys are half-naked as if their clothes despise them.

Like puppies, the publicist attracts their attention with sweets. Still, the food isn't enough to catch the attention of the British boys whose attention is veered towards debates about who's who. It's Liam Payne who starts talking about Katy Perry's film and how he cried at the end of it.

Horan, who has been rumored to be boyfriends with "X-Factor" judge Demi Lovato, talks about how "young" he is to have a girlfriend.

"I don't want a girlfriend, man, not yet," says Niall. However, the One Direction cutie does share his say on what his ideal date would be. Like the ever typical male, Horan decides that a "theme park" sets the mood.

"Like, if you have dinner it's awkward, and if you go to the cinema it's been done a hundred times, so a theme park is a good way of not making it awkward," explains Niall.

Harry Styles, on the other hand, talks about flirting of which he doesn't mean to do half the time. Ironically, for someone who constantly flirts with women twice his age.

"Sometimes I do it even when I'm not meaning to," says Harry, adding, "Perhaps it's just how I was meant to be."

Funny how the boys still managed to stay humble even with their huge success. With their music video "What Makes You Beautiful" winning the MTV Video Music Awards, it'll be a matter of time before the boys nab another one. Head on to the official site of The Sunday Times to read more on the boys' interview.