Harry Styles looks like he's about to fall asleep in One Direction's TCA video 

Harry Styles looks like he's about to fall asleep in One Direction's Teen Choice Awards acceptance video

WATCH the boy band heartthrob struggle to keep his eyes open during their Teen Awards acceptance speech.

One Direction scooped a staggering eight awards at the Teen Choice bash in Los Angeles on Sunday night, but sadly couldn\'t make it due to their touring commitments.

They did manage to rustle up a short acceptance video, however.

Niall assumes the role of chief spokesperson in the short clip as he thanks "everyone who voted" for the Choice Music Group Award and apologises for not being there, while Liam, Louis and Zayn have the job of holding onto their coveted and rather awkward surf board prize.

The curly-haired one wasn\'t assigned an acceptance speech role, and probably for the best as he looked like he was seconds away from nodding off.

Poor Haz, who was rocking a plaid shirt and trilby, could barely keep his eyes open as he looked back and forth between Niall and the camera in the clip.

He did manage a few words though, as he told the audience to "have a good night" right at the end.

On the night, the teen pin-ups\' awards included Choice Music Group, Choice Single Group for Story of My Life, Choice Break-Up Song for the same track, and Choice Male Hottie, which was shared between all five members.

Additionally, Harry Styles was recognised in the Smile category.

The Fault in Our Stars was the big movie winner of the night, picking up six prizes, includingChoice Movie Actor and Actress, Drama, for its stars Ansel Elgort and Shailene Woodley.

And the pair also saw their other movie \'Divergent\' win Choice Movie, Action/Adventure, with Shailene also honoured for her performance in that film, as was their co-star Theo James.

Kylie Jenner celebrated her 17th birthday at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, picking up the Reality Show prize with her siblings Kendall Jenner and Kim Kardashian.

She said: "This has been the most awesome birthday present ever so thank you."

Other big winners at the ceremony - which was hosted by Sarah Hyland and Tyler Posey - included TV show \'Pretty Little Liars\', which was honoured in five categories and \'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire\', which took home four prizes.

Musical performers included Demi Lovato and Cher Lloyd, Jason Derulo, and Magic!.

One Direction star Harry Styles salutes Scottish fans who've helped turned band into world's biggest pop sensation

THE boys, who will open the main stage at Radio 1\'s Big Weekend in Glasgow on Saturday, admit they take nothing for granted and are grateful for the support of their fans.

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