and threw it up.

Hey guys it's time for part two of my Robbie Williams interview with Sean

Atwood and Jen Hopkins. I think it's a great interview because Robbie is nice,

relaxed and charitable with his time.

He sat with us for two and a half hours.

That's a lot of time to sit with me, Sean Atwood and Jen Hopkins of all people.

We are, no, we're good fun, we're good. If you're new to this or don't

know much about Robbie Williams, go back a couple of episodes for part one. He's one of the

most successful and famous singers or musical acts in the world. Today we talk about his fights with Liam Gallagher of Oasis, his disdain

for the paparazzi, his thoughts on David Ike and conspiracy theorists, how not gigging

and doing tours in America helped him become Bruce Wayne over there,

so he can live a normal life and not be Batman.

And also what happened when he bumped into Robin Williams, his almost namesake.

He also discusses addiction what it's like to have such extreme wealth and how he deals with

enormous fame.

Hope you enjoy this.

There are some big guests coming up soon, but now you're on as

I hope you enjoy this. There were some big guests coming up soon, but now you're on the edge a second time

with Robbie Williams. You said that you and your bandmates you thought they were going to be a, you know, a gang tight and it wasn't that way even that it's become that now.

Did you guys fall out at some point then and what was that over?

We never fell in, you know, we were of this thing that was happening to us and there was a love there, but we were strangers, you know, we were strangers foisted into this happening and you know I didn't like how we were treated

when we were in the band and it felt like there was only one person being managed and that was Gary Barlow. It's like Gary Barlow and the four backing dancers. And I had ambitions and hopes and dreams, you know, what happened within that setup was very much felt like we were second-class citizens.

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