Sun, 07 January 2007 12:00:00 ET
Kaiser Chiefs' lead singer hit out the Arctic Monkeys about them complaining about fame despite of every bands' dream of selling millions of albums.
Kaiser Chiefs lead singer Ricky Wilson has hit out at the Arctic Monkeys for
complaining about fame.
The 'I Predict A Riot' singer thinks the Arctic Monkeys - who once said they
would quit music if they were ever compared to the Kaiser Chiefs - should
never have signed a record deal if they wanted to continue making music in
peace.
Ricky said: "If you just what to do it for yourself, then don't sign a
record deal.
"Play in a coffee shop on the corner - for coffee. And then f**k off.
"Don't slag us off for selling millions of records when it's exactly what
you want to be doing. And if you think you're going to get there by saying
you don't want to do it, it's a joke. You've got to really want it."
Ricky's bandmate Nick Hodgson agrees.
The drummer said: "Ambition's a dirty word, but everyone's got it. I think
the stupid thing is people pretend they don't have any ambitions because
they think that's cooler. As soon as they sell a few records, they soon
change their tune."
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