5 Seconds Of Summer's Michael Clifford Left 'Shaken' After James Corden Talk Show Appearance (VIDEO)

5 Seconds Of Summer guitarist Michael Clifford is said to have been left “shaken” after an appearance on James Corden’s US talk show.

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Michael and his bandmates appeared alongside James in a sketch, during a guest spot on ‘The Late, Late Show’ earlier this month, where the TV personality played a long lost member of 5SOS.

However, the young musician claims that when they began to accidentally step on his lines, James’s remarks in the sketch took a more personal turn, and Michael bore the brunt of it, with "the meanest lines" eventually being cut from the sketch.

5SOS appeared on James Corden's show

Still supposedly in character, James was heard telling him: “I can find a dickhead with red hair seven days a week! You think you're the first guy to dye your hair and be in a band? You're like a cliché of every shit musician.”

A reporter for Rolling Stone magazine, who were with the group at the time, claims he was left “shaken” by the comedy sketch, with Michael later confessing: “That was really weird. That was the hardest promo I've ever done.”

5 Seconds Of Summer on the cover of Rolling Stone

5SOS appear completely naked on the cover of the new Rolling Stone, with their accompanying interview also incurring the wrath of Justin Bieber, when Michael criticised the ‘Love Yourself’ singer.

The magazine quote Michael as suggesting that The Biebs “hates” 5SOS, after claiming they attended a party of his where he played his own album for two to three albums.

Justin Bieber

In a string of tweets that have since been deleted, Justin wrote to Michael directly on Saturday, telling him: “Don’t hate you. Don’t even know u. Are u sure u came to our party because my album wasn’t on loop. Strange.

“Wish u the best. Don't use my name for headlines. U are already on the cover. U don't need it. Just be honest. Big hugs [sic]”

Michael has since responded, insisting that he never said the offending quote.

Read the band’s full interview in the new issue of Rolling Stone magazine.

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