Robbie Williams talks about Taylor Swift's inspiring 'sweet' fan movement

Robbie Williams grateful Taylor Swift He revived a trend that was popular in the 80s and 90s – because it became a symbol of connection with his fan base.

In an exclusive interview with Us Weekly To promote his new movie A better manWilliams, 50, is enjoying the favorite gifts he has received from fans. “Well, Taylor Swift started it with these beaded things,” the British pop star said. weReferring to friendship bracelets. “I absolutely love that people are bringing these bracelets.”

In the song “You're Alone Baby” from Swift's 2022 album, midnightthe Grammy winner, 35, sings, “So make friendship bracelets, seize the moment and savor it,” and during the Eras Tour, Swifties everywhere — including Selena Gomez, Jennifer Garner, Kyle Richards, Fluff flavour, Paula Abdul, Ashley green and Mindy Kaling – They took this lyric literally by creating their own friendship bracelets to share during concerts.

After spending his formative years at Take That and enjoying a hugely successful solo career, Williams is grateful to have been able to show his appreciation to the fans who have been with him every step of the way.

“It's very nice, and it represents something I'm very grateful for, that people are buying a ticket to come see me,” the “Angels” singer continued. “It's a representation of me and them, and it's an unusual relationship between us. It's unconventional.”

He noted that the only time he takes off accessories is when he attends award ceremonies, and added of rocking the jewelry on a daily basis: “It's a way for me to accept their gratitude — and I feel grateful to them by having it on my body.” “

Williams fans are also coming out in droves to watch A better mana musical fantasy film that explores the ups and downs of his decades-spanning career. Although music biographies are nothing new, what sets them apart is that they are not new A better man Except that Williams is portrayed by a CGI monkey – an inspired menace Michael GraceyChats with the singer, who refers to himself as an animal while talking about his career.

A better man It's the only film Williams will watch for the rest of his life — “I'm not just saying that to promote,” he said. we — and his favorite moment is the same one that fans can't stop talking about: “The rock choreography scene on Regent Street,” he said of the now-viral moment that shows his character dancing in London.

A better man In theaters now.