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ukkah, UK, Cooke, E, R. Today's hour is 15 questions to Kaiser Chief's frontman, Rookie Wilson, as well as a front man, Ricky Ricky is also a TV presenter. He's also an artist,

and he was a coach on the voice. In fact, the two seasons, he did it. He won both. Let's have a chat

with him. Here's Ricky Wilson. Hi, Ricky. How are you? I am very well indeed. Yeah. You're not supposed to say that at the moment.

You're supposed to be a bit down about things, but I'm having an all right time. It's not bad for me,

this. What, you quite like the pandemic, or you don't like the pandemic, but you like the results.

Taking into account account if everything now

if i'm going to look at silver linens then actually it's been good for me not doing anything

not doing the band doing things that i've been putting off for years it's really good so yeah i'm just

but i don't want people at home to think that you know hundreds hundreds of thousands of people are dying. Why am I saying that?

Because, you know, you've got sometimes to think about just in the moment,

what's going on and, you know, put aside everything else and just go,

is this good for you? And it's been all right.

I've spoken a lot about this to a lot of my guests that when you enter the entertainment industry as we are

you're scared to turn work down and you're scared to take your foot off the gas in case it all goes

away um is that how you feel well when it goes away for everyone it's pretty good so um it's it's

you know i mean it's like you don't fail that you're in a race anymore.

You know, and it's actually been nice because it's made me realize that I wasn't even,

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