UK based boyband One Direction have achieved international fame, but have revealed that their rider probably only costs a couple of pounds because they're not extravagant lads. 

Speaking to heat magazine backstage at tonight's (December 11) BBC Music Awards, heartthrob Liam Payne explained that they prefer to keep their demands incredibly low-key as they want for nothing. 

The superstar admitted that there are a few things they ask for, but they're inexpensive and basic: "We're too lazy to make a rider - it's like being back at school, you look at your lunchbox so we're looking at lunchables, dairylee dunkers, pot noodles - it's only £2 our rider."

Niall Horan also told the publication that their new album will be available on vinyl, which he is particulary excited about because he used to collect records when he was younger: "I had a lot of vinyl records when I was younger. So to have our stuff on vinyl is so exciting."

Earlier today, there was an 'X Factor' press conference and music mogul Simon Cowell admitted that the One Direction boys are making big plans for their performance at the upcoming live final: "@SimonCowell: I was talking to the @onedirection guys and they've planned something special...but I don't want to give anything away."

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Watch the boys' interview with Jimmy Fallon below: