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The challenge was to "invent a new One Direction product" for the boys or for the fans. Upload your videos to YouTube and share them with the band using the hashtag #OneBigInvention or email them to challenge was released on the same day as the 1D Day itself, Octo. Create a prototype or a picture of your idea, then film a one minute YouTube video telling us all about it. If you could make anything for the guys – what would it be? An item they could use on stage? Something to improve their time on the tour bus? Or how about a product just for the One Direction fans? Whatever your idea – we want to hear it! AND see it. "We want you to get creative and invent a new One Direction product. Most of the challenges were the same worldwide, but some special challenges were held in certain countries such as Ireland, India and Turkey. From October 2, 2013, there would be 7 weeks where fans could participate such as "suggesting show ideas, to creating your own videos – you can be sure we’ll give you plenty of opportunity to make your mark on 1D Day". One Direction's official website announced "wherever you are – there will be something you can do to take part". It was also revealed the show would be officially hosted on Google+ and YouTube. The live stream would also feature "exclusive behind the scenes footage" of the band, "brand new album tracks" would be heard, "world record attempts" would be made, and many more special guests would appear. It was confirmed the show would be "seven hours long, live and "just us". It was filmed live from the Global Live Stream studio in the United States.Ī video was posted on November 20 on One Direction's YouTube channel explaining the show and announcing special guests such as Robbie Williams, the Muppets (Mrs Piggy and Kermit), Celine Dion, Kelly Rowland and Simon Cowell. Niall explained they would be hosting a seven hour livestream, which would include celebrity guests, special features and fans had the chance to suggest ideas for the show. A YouTube video from the band explained they wanted to "give back to the fans". A week later, it was revealed via Niall's official Twitter account that the band would broadcast a livestream called 1D Day. On September 30, 2013, the One Direction Twitter account tweeted that the band had "big news" to announce on Octo.