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Agree Laura, but there would have been new music if the movie would have been successful the album would have been released in April, at least this is what I understood.

Thank you, Alex. South America seems to be a good market for BM. He should really tour there. He has not been there for a long time and they still hold the faith. Are there new streaming/DvD figures?

What I like about Guy Chambers is that he seems to be serene and happy and content with where he is in life.

Do you think that he will cancel the tour, Laura? It will be difficult but I cannot imagine him doing so. If I counted correct there will be around 1.7 million people seeing him even if not all concerts are sold out. This would be an insurance debacle and I cannot imagine after the movie he would risk that. At least the movie had great reviews something he could count on as positive. I assume the calculation has been: Successful movie, album, tour, lifestyle label, further tour in South America and maybe NA. Now everything has to be re-calculated to: tour, album, and let's see. Plus, I assume that he wanted to have new songs on this tour. For the general public it may not be a problem but his fans may not be happy to hear the same setup. Not everyone is on a Robbie fan page thinking about his struggles. And yes, I think that he tours because of the money. They have an expensive lifestyle, four kids to be educated in the best way affordable and some family I am sure his money takes care for. He seems to feel the disappointment professionally and the pressure personally. Like all of us only on a different level. I am not sure if it is more difficult to deal with this when you are an average earning human or a highly paid popstar. Aside of this when I am - rarely -at the VIP magazines Germany and the Netherlands offer there are really only very few stars left who are stars because of music or movie. Most are a mixture of influencer and social media personality. Plus the star of the day like yesterday Taylor Swift and today Sabrina Carpenter or Timthy Chalamet. The business is young people business (Aside you are legend like the Rolling Stones)

If I read these kind of posts I always wonder if the upbeat Rob we saw during the BM promo was real or if he had to play a role. I also wonder if it would have been like this and him feeling unwell if the movie would have been a success. It seems that success at least milders his depression mode. Hope he will be getting better soon. He has a huge tour ahead.

It sounds good

I read that Gary will release an album the end of the year. And I read that Rob is recording new music. If he continues like this, Gary's album is out later the year just as he seems to have said it and Rob's will be out whenever forever

I would love to come for this one.

thank you, Tess, I will.

Thank you. If hope the streaming will do the success a benefit. I also hope that Junno will have a push in his career despite the lack of box office success. He sounds very nice.

I liked the collaboration with Sander van Doorn however one of my favourite collabs until today is the one with Avicii. It was very successful either aside in the UK where it had only been released later. I also remember that Avicii and Rob had not been in the studio together for doing the collab. If they would have met they would have had possibly quite a talk about mental health in the music industry. I miss Avicii. It seemed that he had been a very decent man.

I have seen quite some positive reviews from South America. But how well does it do in the cinemas? Any ideas?

I like this one very much. Often there is a lot of truth in Rob's inklings and comments to them.

Thank you, Tess. This will be something to keep the eye on.

it seems to do well in the first week of streaming in the USA. Hope it stays like that.