Came here after watching the movie. I wasn't expecting much out of it but have now ended up watching it twice, it's a beautiful film. Everyone involved should be immensely proud.
I've loved Robbie since he went solo. I saw him at The Academy in Manchester and it only cost 13 Earth pounds! My Mum loved him too and used to do the Millenium mic spin with a hairbrush. I've bopped to him at home, during a failed Uni degree and during multiple breakdowns. I've always loved him and identified somewhat with some of his issues. Always original. Iconic and witty. Now in a really good place with a fantastic partner and what sound like beautiful children. Inspirational and can't wait to see the film. ❤🎉
@@purefoldnz3070 I don't think so, it was just a funny bit and I think it would have been different if he was down Oxford St. Point being, yes he's an old pop star and not the chart topper he once was, but he clearly as a fan base otherwise they wouldn't be making a full scale studio movie about him. I'm not really a Robbie fan, but "washed up" is a stretch. I think that's better used for perhaps some of the East 17 lads or some of those X-Factor lot 😁
Came here after watching the movie. I wasn't expecting much out of it but have now ended up watching it twice, it's a beautiful film. Everyone involved should be immensely proud.
My heart broke when rob got emotional, if you see the film it hits even harder , glad he got to the other side the whole team should be proud
oh and amazed again at how self aware and introspective RW is, people need more of that
he should be aware then that his fifteen minutes of fame was up 20 years ago
@@purefoldnz3070 do you make a habit of leaving comments under obscure videos of celebrities whose 'fifteen minutes of fame was up 20 years ago'?
@@pacificoh yes, its called schadenfreude
@@Cady__Fox schadenfreude is its own reward.
I've loved Robbie since he went solo.
I saw him at The Academy in Manchester and it only cost 13 Earth pounds!
My Mum loved him too and used to do the Millenium mic spin with a hairbrush.
I've bopped to him at home, during a failed Uni degree and during multiple breakdowns.
I've always loved him and identified somewhat with some of his issues.
Always original. Iconic and witty. Now in a really good place with a fantastic partner and what sound like beautiful children.
Inspirational and can't wait to see the film. ❤🎉
Thanks for uploading this, can’t wait to watch the film!
Robbie I miss you when I don’t see you ❌♥️🫶💘🫶
Only room audio? Nothing from the mic?
Robbie will always been know as the man who offered to fight Liam Gallagher, then succeeded in making a complete twat of himself !
how thery never had the fight?
Lmao okay lyla 😏
Can't imagine Oasis fans to still be hung up on that years after.
Robbie Williams is washed up, no one cares about him or his music anymore.
I think he may not be your/everyones thing, but a person who can still fill stadiums likely has some relevance
@@guksack there was a funny video of him recently walking through a park and no one even recognized him, old Robbie didnt like that at all.
@@purefoldnz3070 I did see that, haha! No but I think the fact that he played up to it and even uploaded it as a funny bit made him come across well
@@guksack which sums up his current popularity quite well.
@@purefoldnz3070 I don't think so, it was just a funny bit and I think it would have been different if he was down Oxford St.
Point being, yes he's an old pop star and not the chart topper he once was, but he clearly as a fan base otherwise they wouldn't be making a full scale studio movie about him.
I'm not really a Robbie fan, but "washed up" is a stretch. I think that's better used for perhaps some of the East 17 lads or some of those X-Factor lot 😁