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   Music

Harry Styles Calls Bingo at a Retirement Home in a BBC Special

And the winner TURNED DOWN a copy of his album.

   Evelyn WangNov 3, 2017 3:05PM EDT
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   This is enough to turn anyone into a Harry Styles stan.

   On Thursday, Harry was sent by the BBC to a retirement home, where he
   sat down with the residents to play a game of bingo. The producers
   convinced him to put those MTV Award–winning vocals to good use as the
   bingo caller, and the results are absolutely heartwarming.

   In the video, Harry can be seen calling out the numbers (and repping
   his love for New York) while the residents play to win. After a short
   game, Harry gives his congrats to a woman named Mary, who was offered
   her pick of some shower gel, some chocolates, or a copy of Harry's new
   album. She chose the shower gel, which prompted Harry to gasp and pout
   in mock outrage.

   When it was time to leave, the producers asked the bingo players to
   assess Harry's skills as a caller. The verdict? He's pretty good. "I
   liked Harry's bingo calling, yeah, I did!" said one woman. "Well, I
   thought he was rather dishy," said another. But one man was just glad
   they got to hang out. "That lad and the one over there made a huge
   difference to me today," he said.

     https://twitter.com/bbcmusic/status/926183386946813952

   This is the second time in less than a week that Harry's shown how much
   he cares about his fans, no matter their age. Over the weekend, a fan
   at one of his performances started having a panic attack, and he
   stopped the show to make sure she was OK. He paused halfway through a
   rendition of Ariana Grande's "Just a Little Bit of Your Heart" when he
   noticed the fan had collapsed and security had been summoned. "Is
   everyone OK? You still with me? Do you want to help her up? If everyone
   could give her some space. If everyone could chill for one second,
   we'll get some people," he said, before making sure she was escorted to
   safety. He only started the show back up when he'd made sure everyone
   else was fine, too.

   Afterward, the fan wrote, "Harry is so f*cking pure I can't believe
   it." Following that incident and the bingo calling, we're bound to
   agree.

   Related: This Model Finally Commented on the Rumor that Harry Styles's
   "Kiwi" Is About Her
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