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Johnny Rotten interviewed by Finnish Broadcasting Company in 1987.

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  • Wow. So I was talking about the Sex Pistols with my mother. She just told me she worked at a restaurant in Eindhoven, while The Sex Pistols came there to have breakfast. She even served them! I was like... wow, and you didn't even talk to them, or ask an autograph? She said, no... So I asked, what do you remember of them? "Well, they ordered very weird food for breakfast". Haha.

  • Somehow people never seem to like him.. I don't understand why.

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  • Witty bastard is Johnny

  • @punkrocker6791

    well, he completely copied richard hell's look 

  • Ed Sheeran at 1:25 

  • They were just asking for it, putting delicate roses out when you're going to interview Johnny Rotten.

  • maybe because he is arrogant?

  • Johnny Rotten = Biggest Sellout In Music History

  • my mind is blank ©

  • @eddiemperor I know who he is. I still think he is a moron.

  • @kren2012 People like him because He IS Johnny Rotten...Look him up :)

  • John comes off as arrogant because he speaks his mind and is completely honest, unlike every other rock star or celebrity out there. He refuses to brown-nose or butter up any band or person, and is unafraid to be hated for his views. On Deep Purple: I thought we buried that lot years ago. Brilliant!

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