Harry Styles teases fans as he ditches shirt to show off tattoos in new music video

Harry Styles teased his followers as he went shirtless in his new music video.

The previous One Path star launched the long-awaited video for his newest single Golden on Monday and it has already attracted the eye of his superfans.

The dreamy video was filmed within the Amalfi Coast and noticed loads of scenes of topless Harry working wild.

His followers have been swooning over the heartthrob as he confirmed off his unimaginable sense of favor all through the lighthearted video.

He wore an open linen shirt and matching shorts with canvas-style trainers, ensuring his wonderful vary of tattoos have been on full show.

Later within the clip, Harry was seen sitting within the water sporting only a pair of patterned shorts and showcasing his washboard abs.

He wore a easy beaded necklace to indicate off his distinctive vogue sense and sang within the water earlier than disappearing beneath.

Shut-up pictures targeted in on his chiselled abs as he sang the lyrics of his model new music.

Inside 5 minutes of its launch, Harry racked up half 1,000,000 YouTube views and has gone on to obtain constructive feedback about his look.

One wrote: “We’re about to get blessed with among the best masterpieces this world will ever witness.”

One other shared: “I was a fan, however after listening to this masterpiece, I am an entire air conditioner.”

“Generally I think about how fortunate his Soulmate can be..” a 3rd fan gushed.

Forward of the video’s launch, the pop star shared a seductive snap of himself biting on a glove, with the sentence: “GOLDEN. OUT NOW,” written subsequent to it.

Harry’s single is already licensed by the Recording Trade Affiliation of America (RIAA) and it is his follow-up single to Watermelon Sugar and Adore You.

It is already a profitable hit for the star after Watermelon Sugar topped the Billboard Sizzling 100, marking the singer’s first ever #1 on the chart.

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