
The Great Hip Hop Hoax Page #10
What would I do?
If every time you met somebody
you assumed they were lying,
you'd go around in circles.
I sat down on this big couch
and Gavin was there,
and he said, "I'm Scottish,"
in a Scottish accent.
And it's weird, because right up
until that point, I had no idea.
And then I remember looking at him,
hearing his words,
it looks like Gavin,
but it doesn't sound like Gavin.
I kind of almost expect them
still to talk in an American way,
because they still look the same.
It's not like they were wearing
a mask or had prosthetics on.
Want to sort of come on
the biggest tour
with the best band in the world?
I got a call on my mobile
from a number I didn't recognise,
and it was Billy.
And then to hear him
talking in a Scottish accent as well
was really quite weird.
I had so much contact with them
over that time and the accent never
broke once, at any point, did they
let on that they weren't American.
At all. You know. Greatest actors
I've ever come across.
To all intents and purposes,
they destroyed themselves.
They misguidedly thought
that pretending to be American,
not Scottish, would get them
a record deal.
But I think they got a record deal
because they had great songs
and were captivating personalities.
I thought it was funny.
I also thought, good luck to them.
It sort of made the whole journey
more amusing.
They came from really boring,
horrible lives,
and the way you escape from that
really boring, horrible life
is become something you're not.
They could sit in their small house
in the corner of Scotland
and see America in their bedrooms,
and then created this dream.
But all dreams come to an end.
You wake up.
I honestly feel I've learned more
about myself in the last five years.
Figured out what I'm truly
capable of, how far I'll go,
how high I'll get and how low I'll
stoop to to get what I want.
I know who I am now, you know?
I've got no regrets about London.
Your perception of
"living the dream" changes.
To this day, I still believe
that I'm living the dream.
I've done the whole dream chasing,
and it's more like, I'd say,
the dream is kind of chasing me.
# It's all there
# Shining up for the season
# It's not why
# It's all there... #
They could have sold
millions of CDs.
I thought they'd have number ones.
I thought they'd sell out arenas
for concerts.
People can say, "But what if you done
that, what if you done this?
"Where would you have been now?"
I could have been anyone.
This interview could have been done
in Beverly Hills, you never know.
I wouldn't take them back.
It was a long time ago.
Be too old now anyway.
31 and ugly, they are now.
I miss him as a person.
At the end of the day,
there's two people in the world
who have went through this,
you know what I mean?
There's only one person
I can talk to
this was like, and that's Bill.
Would you do it again?
Hmm. Tough question.
What did Bill say?
# Sitting up by the Eyre
# Sitting up by the Eyre
I'm takin' a break
from the path I'm on
Sh*t creek, paddle, gone
Feel like my past's been blasted on
with a massive atom bomb
I'll be the freshest next best yes
This is effortless
Rappers that wanna challenge
can hand me the damn death wishes
Cos I been livin' in
Bitterly killin'
every single little bit of me
Could've been the epitome
of every kid with a dream
But life is higgledy-piggledy
Nothin' is what it seems
To question my pedigree
You just best to test and see
I'm so nuts
and nuts are allergic to me
I know these swag rappers
are just testing my sanity
Sh*t, Sili had swag when it was
just called personality.
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