LET ME EDUCATE YOU: Robbie Williams goes viral for taking on the world with 'based' opinions
A video of Robbie Williams talking about a "post-truth" world has gone viral, with social media users pointing out that he has "based" opinions. The word "based" is used on social media to mean "I agree" or "that's cool."
"We're in a post-truth world where you can't believe the media, you can't believe Big Pharma, you can't believe politicians, you can't believe what you're eating, you can't believe yourself," Williams said in the video. "Since we've existed, (if) there is a time where this whole empire could fall, it's now," he added.
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"Of course these things are going to arise because we can't trust anybody or anything. And I personally just believe and invest in my wife and my kids and my family. And yeah, I believe in them," he said.
'Wise words from Robbie'
Williams' video received mixed reactions from social media users. "He's not wrong," one user said, while another wrote, "Wise words from Robbie". "Robbies right," one user said. One wrote, "Didn't know Robbie is based".
"Where was he 2-3 years ago? Staying quiet? Why would that be?" one user wrote, while another said, ""“Let me educate you”." "Someone better keep the Democratic party & @HillaryClinton away from him," one user said. Another wrote, "Not sure what he knows as he said nothing".
Someone better keep the Democratic party & @HillaryClinton away from him.
— An Nguyen (@Liftingnreading) May 22, 2023
Robbie Williams recorded a secret song with Mareva Galanter
Meanwhile, it was recently revealed that Williams has recorded a secret song with former Miss France Mareva Galanter. The pair, who met 14 years ago at the Miss France final in 2009, worked on the duet titled 'Une Tahitienne à Paris' ('A Tahitian in Paris').
Williams has a lot of ideas for new releases in the future. He wishes to make a follow-up to his 2006 dance LP 'Rudebox', among other desires, according to The Independent News.
"I want to do more 'Under the Radar' gigs as there is Robbie the public entity but there are the guys at the front who want more. But there are 17,000 others who know 'Feel' and 'She’s The One'. It is f****** annoying I can’t do 'Andy Warhol' or 'Just Want People To Like Me'. That is what I would rather be doing but I am there to provide a service," Williams said on the 'Robbie Williams Rewind' podcast.
Williams also said he wants to tune in with James Blunt. "I want to write with James. We have bumped into each other a lot this year. We keep saying we will get into a room but we are seldom in one place," he said.
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