Ricky Gervais

Because it amplifies it. You know, Twitter is like reading every toilet wall in the world, okay? And when you look at it like that, you shouldn't ever be offended by anything on Twitter.

Because it amplifies it. You know, Twitter is like reading every toilet wall in the world, okay? And when you look at it like that, you shouldn't ever be offended by anything on Twitter.

Well, that's the other thing as well. It's like I'm offended when a comedian says sorry. Right. Because it usually means they've got a film coming out or something.

Well, that's the other thing as well. It's like I'm offended when a comedian says sorry. Right. Because it usually means they've got a film coming out or something.

Well, that's the other thing as well. It's like I'm offended when a comedian says sorry. Right. Because it usually means they've got a film coming out or something.

Yeah, all in. But in retrospect, did it all wrong. I was in a band- Because I loved those songs, by the way. Thank you. It was very fast. It came and went very, very quickly. And I think you only know about it now because I'm famous for something else and those pictures and videos pop up on Jimmy Fallon.

Yeah, all in. But in retrospect, did it all wrong. I was in a band- Because I loved those songs, by the way. Thank you. It was very fast. It came and went very, very quickly. And I think you only know about it now because I'm famous for something else and those pictures and videos pop up on Jimmy Fallon.

Yeah, all in. But in retrospect, did it all wrong. I was in a band- Because I loved those songs, by the way. Thank you. It was very fast. It came and went very, very quickly. And I think you only know about it now because I'm famous for something else and those pictures and videos pop up on Jimmy Fallon.

So like anyone else in every generation, I think it was- Yeah, I found it fascinating because I was pursuing the same thing and I also then went into comedy. Well, OK, so it started at college and we did a demo tape and we got signed and we did two singles and then we were dropped. And it was like it started and finished within a year. And that was it. Wow.

So like anyone else in every generation, I think it was- Yeah, I found it fascinating because I was pursuing the same thing and I also then went into comedy. Well, OK, so it started at college and we did a demo tape and we got signed and we did two singles and then we were dropped. And it was like it started and finished within a year. And that was it. Wow.

So like anyone else in every generation, I think it was- Yeah, I found it fascinating because I was pursuing the same thing and I also then went into comedy. Well, OK, so it started at college and we did a demo tape and we got signed and we did two singles and then we were dropped. And it was like it started and finished within a year. And that was it. Wow.

You know, I think even if it had been a success then in 1984, whatever it was, it would still have been over quickly.

You know, I think even if it had been a success then in 1984, whatever it was, it would still have been over quickly.

You know, I think even if it had been a success then in 1984, whatever it was, it would still have been over quickly.

It would have certainly been, you know, we started with the sort of the hair and makeup and synth pop. But this is the mistake I made. The mistake I made was I wanted to be a pop star and I should have wanted to be a musician. And when I started doing this, I realised that, you know, I consciously and militantly called myself a writer-director.

It would have certainly been, you know, we started with the sort of the hair and makeup and synth pop. But this is the mistake I made. The mistake I made was I wanted to be a pop star and I should have wanted to be a musician. And when I started doing this, I realised that, you know, I consciously and militantly called myself a writer-director.

It would have certainly been, you know, we started with the sort of the hair and makeup and synth pop. But this is the mistake I made. The mistake I made was I wanted to be a pop star and I should have wanted to be a musician. And when I started doing this, I realised that, you know, I consciously and militantly called myself a writer-director.

So people didn't think that I just wanted to be on telly, because I didn't. And I came to it very wary. I came to this very, very wary. Not because of the music thing, but because of, I think, the press in England. And I never revere fame. I've never asked for an autograph. I've never been impressed by seeing a famous... And I thought that of myself.

So people didn't think that I just wanted to be on telly, because I didn't. And I came to it very wary. I came to this very, very wary. Not because of the music thing, but because of, I think, the press in England. And I never revere fame. I've never asked for an autograph. I've never been impressed by seeing a famous... And I thought that of myself.

So people didn't think that I just wanted to be on telly, because I didn't. And I came to it very wary. I came to this very, very wary. Not because of the music thing, but because of, I think, the press in England. And I never revere fame. I've never asked for an autograph. I've never been impressed by seeing a famous... And I thought that of myself.