Best Song Ever? Vic Reeves, Johnny Vegas, Nick Helm, Patrick Kielty and Jack Dee bring No Direction to Comic Relief

One Direction couldn't appear at Red Nose Day's live telethon so they luckily they had No Direction to fill in.

The mature boyband was made up of comedians Jack Dee, Nick Helm, Patrick Kielty, Vic Reeves and Johnny Vegas who took the performance at the London Palladium very seriously.

Dressed up as each member of 1D the funnymen really tried to make their rendition of Best Song Ever, the best song ever.

No Direction: Johnny Vegas, Vic Reeves, Nick Helm, Jack Dee and Patrick Kielty are a One Direction tribute band for Comic Relief

Jack played Louis Tomlinson, Nick became Zayn Malik, Patrick was his fellow countryman Niall Horan, Vic took on Harry Styles and Johnny transformed into Liam Payne.

The gents donned wigs and a lot of denim for the performance broadcast live on BBC One. 

One Direction introduced the band via a pre-recorded video and soon enough one Johnny Vegas was trending on Twitter for his heartfelt vocals.

One Direction introduce HILARIOUS tribute band 'No Direction'

Out of town: Harry, Liam, Zayn, Louis and Niall introduced their tribute act while they continue on their world tour

Denim look: The band certainly got One Direction's fashion choices right

1D announced on Wednesday via Twitter who would be impersonating them in the tribute band for Comic Relief - Face the Funny. 

'I'm most looking forward to expressing myself through the medium of dance and music, and seeing the audience in a state of absolute astonishment at what we do,' said Dee. 

One Direction are currently on their On The Road Again World Tour having recently played in Singapore.

Trending: Johnny Vegas a top topic on Twitter after his heartfelt performance

Though Louis and Zayn reportedly may be drug-tested ahead of their upcoming appearances in the Phillipines.

One Direction singers Louis Tomlinson and Zayn Malik may be forced to undergo a drug test before they can perform in the Philippines.

Local organisation, Laban ng Pamilyang Pilipino, have begun a petition to urge the Philippine government’s Bureau of Immigration to test the band members.

Practice: The comedians have been rehearsing hard for their performance at the London Palladium