Huge part he played within his huge head. lol

i never liked him, i thought he was an arrogant prick, which he admits to having been back then. never thought i would genuinely like him one day - but now i do. he's grown up and he's grown a lot of humility and it suits him well. good for him. i like that i can like him now.

you're*

​@philm7213 Your a tool

@@philm7213’*you’re’ 🤓

@@CloutMasterCam You what?

​@@philm7213🥳

Accent aside, he reminds me of Paul Mccartney big time

It's actually 'in the twist of separation, you excelled at being free', but I agree a phenomenal line :)

Even Noel Gallagher said that song spoke to him.Brilliant.

What does the lyric mean?

@@alwaysxhappiness anyway in which you wish to interpret. For me it's the celebration of being single after a break up, albeit briefly.

@@alwaysxhappiness I would think it meant that "twist" in the lyric was originally "midst" which makes complete sense but perhaps a mispronunciation added a surreal touch with the foresight of the advent of the internet that almost 30 years since the release of the tune would garner debate as to the meaning of said words .

This is a brilliant comment. so very true!

humble??

I’m pleased HMRC didn’t think the same

You mean autistic....

Humble??

Humble???? 😮😂

Yes, they were too young to know how to handle those feelings. It's good that everything is fine between them now.

I hope by now, your caps lock key problem has been solved.

Brain's but hands down when it comes the ace of the pack.. Robbie all the way

Com certeza

Twatt😂

@@MrMoralTurpitude Robbie is a pub singer

@@stevencarter87 you ok? Your face looks all messed up

There's a difference between confidence and arrogance..

But was he arrogant then? 🤷🏻‍♀️

@@skate_archive97 Yes, very much so

Well, I don’t blame him for that :) My previous comment was even more about his relationships with Robbie. Glad that it’s not complicated anymore.

Think you need to chat with those who really know him because you definitely don't. His attitude has been spoken about often. Very arrogant.

Same, but I have to say I respect Gary Barlow now and respect him as a talented songwriter/performer.

And anyone who has a reunion is a joke unless your 80!

I was in my 30's [loving many of the same bands as you] when Take That became very famous. I did really like some of their songs at the time but still, it took me many years to recognize what a bloody great pop group they were.

Take that was for teenage girl and sad women in their 30's

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Mark Owen’s solo back catalogue is BRILLIANT

One of the greatest bands of all time.. Period 👍

I haven't

What did he do bad? He drank and done light drugs for a few weeks? And then in rehab! He will always be a ballat dancer and fat!

thanks, cos the first 7min of Gary telling how awesome he is was hard to stomach

@@MichaelBoogerd Like that job interview cliché of "What would you say your flaws are?" "My only flaw is that I'm a perfectionist."

Outro é feio era lindo no grupo

Yes, well, I love Rob but he owes a big part of his musical success to Guy Chambers. He was the one who helped him do things differently.

For me, Mark’s solo stuff is the best. He’s my most listened to artist this year, it never gets old

There goes Gary barlow I must remember to thank him

@@neiljameson4275 Sounds like something I'd say. I don't mind influencing other comedians, you're not a comedian, but...

Humble fella too

There was probably a lot of pressure for him to go

No. I chose one day to walk out but thinking they would follow him and tell him to change his mind but they didn't and that was it

Rob wanted to leave after the tour, it was the manager who came up with the ultimatum to leave right then or agree to stay. They were expecting him to back down and agree to stay; instead he interpreted it as he was being sacked.

Oh dear lol

No. Robbie speaks about it in his documentary. It was a mixture of the group and the management didn't want him there because of his drug use and he didn't want to be there either.

Good call!! Now there’s a man that’s literally tasted death

Talk about having a dig…..cliff richard lol😢

Yeah a guy who writes his own music and still going strong…cliff could only dream of a miracle to be 1% of Gary’s talent

Hopefully he won’t go the way of some 70’s entertainers 😳

Cliff Richard???? Eek!

@@Davidculshaw70 yeah sure, I mean Cliff Richard has only sold 250 million records

In that group

​@@rouman7 better than you though? Ol' youTube commenter over there

@@rouman7 oh shut up, gary is an absolutley brilliant singer, anywhere!

@@sarahholland2600 i dont understand what you mean, can you elaborate sarah

No, because RW was saying the things other people were thinking. That’s why they stung - they were true. Gary, at the time, was producing his weakest work because he was burnt out. He was producing dated stuff because after 6 years of constant work he had lost touch with popular culture - he was too busy working to go to clubs or gigs himself. And he was selfish and egoistic and entitled because he had been indulged for so long. And he was tight! There’s interviews from that period where he is boasting about it. He just was not self-aware about how he was coming across.

At the end of the day if Gary and Clive Davis had clicked, if they’d found a hit song together and Gary had broken the States, then absolutely nothing that Rob was saying about him in the press here would have made the slightest bit of difference. Because no-one in the US then cared one iota about that stuff.

@@KathyD-24601 Well, the truth is, I didn't know all that, it was just that I read some articles where they talked about "shine" and about their distancing apart from the fact that RW had said that his songs were much better than Mr. Barlow, but now I don't know who to agree with. Maybe the ones that they are fans of years can tell me.

@@marcolopez354 people tend not to dwell on it because they feel bad about the bullying now - which did go way too far, there is no doubt about that. And Rob did end up participating when he was well beyond being justified - but that happened *after* Gary was dropped by his label. It was being kicked when he was down and Rob was hugely successful that really hurt. But in that period in 1996 when Rob was originally nasty about Gaz, he’d had No 1 singles and a No 1 album, he had an American record deal with the legendary Clive Davis, it looked like he was going to be a big success. Rob being mean about him didn’t affect him initially, it was once people started to see that what he said rang true that other people picked it up. And Gary did dismiss Rob’s talent at the time(it’s why he hesitates when he is asked about it), he did criticise him a lot for his drink and drug problems in an unpleasantly hypocritical way, and he did sit in interviews and boast about writing off his expenses against his taxes. It was Gary’s second album that flopped hard - musically it was totally out of step with what was happening in 1999. And by then he has just completely lost his confidence. Gary is very open about this now.

@@marcolopez354 I don't think you need pick side at this point. Robbie definitely didn't need to be such an asshole and shame him publically, which he apologized for several times. And Gary admitted that Robbie was basically a child when they started and all the adults, Gary included, should've paid more attention to him, especially when he started spiraling and doing alcohol and drugs later. They made up years ago, both of them admitting and apologizing for their part in the whole thing. Robbie rejoined the band for a while and they worked together several times after that. They are friends now and it's very obvious that it's not fake, because to this day they both only have nice things to say about each other

For good?

Rob finished his story with TT beautifully; with a phenomenal album and record-breaking tour.

Robbie had the closure he needed when they made Progress.

@@jeniestra.I think he might have gone on and done more if Jason didn't leave. They all knew Jason was going to go almost a year before they announced it. And Rob didn't think it was worth doing anymore if it wasn't the five of them. This is all in Gary's book 'A Better Me'.

@@RolandDeschain1 probably, but Robbie is too mentally unstable. He would have left again at some point, but without any drama since they're all mature now. I have never missed Robbie in the group once they became a foursome, I do miss Jason.

Pretty sure he said Rob

Robbie really does not care for the name "Robbie", as it was forced upon him by their manager to make him more appealing to teen girls. Also, he was only 16 when he joined the band. Rob said that "all my friends call me Rob", but he's ok with "Robbie" when he's performing. It's like an alter ego that distinguishes him from when he's performing.

He speaks about him like an adult. Two man in the 50 so yeah, than Robert it is ❤

Robbie is so boring. His songs are boring. Take that's song especially the shine album is miles better than anything Robbie has done. Robbie has no talent. Lucky to get what he got.

Progress isn't better than Beautiful World or The Circus, and Back for Good isn't their best song, just the most popular.

Não pega drogas

@@carlasilva8202 Sim. Estou a referir-me aos ensaios que todos os jovens passam por esse tipo de negócios, especialmente quando são muito jovens e não têm muita experiência de vida.

And? Robbie didn't either. Not many British artists break the US market.

Big deal???? Not