May 11, 2007 • 1 min read

Kasabian like their foreign fans

Kasabian's Serge Pizzorno says foreign fans, especially in France, understand the band better than British fans, who he says bring unwanted baggage.

Kasabian's Serge Pizzorno has implied that his band like their foreign fans better than their British fans. Splitters. He's quoted as saying: "I think the fans get us more abroad than in the UK because we don't get any of that crap where we're 'whaaay' lads and we 'ave it and all that. The foreign fans listen to the music more and don't call us The Stone Roses or anything. I think they get us for who we are, especially in France and places like that. There's no baggage like in the UK. We're just musicians at the end of the day who happen to like wearing good clothes".

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