Billy Corgan

No, but because I don't want people to twist what I'm saying.

You know, we met, Green Day and I met during the Lollapalooza Tour 94, which you were also on with us for a hot minute.

And, you know, I'd be out there playing basketball with the monks and all that.

And they were this snotty little young band.

Don't you remember we took you on tour with us?

Oh, God, I don't remember.

But the reason we took you on tour, or the reason I asked the band, and the band, to their credit, was totally cool with it.

I said, I didn't like the way you were being framed in public as like, you know, this kind of Yoko Ono character.

Yeah.

That the story was overwhelming your musical opportunity.

And I said, and I think I suggested, that's my memory of it, that the best thing for you to do is just get out in front of people and play.

So we would stop our show.

So we would stop our show somewhere in the middle and you would come out and play one or two songs.

Yeah.

But back to Billy Joe at first.

So, you know, you know, it's typical.

Like he was saying, everybody was talking.

I mean, look, we've all proven our mettle.

Yeah.

So I have no issue with it.