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Think Before You Speak, Russell

“All children should be made to listen to music by people who wrote it on acid while staring wistfully at water," said Brand in an interview with Rolling Stone magazine.
“You"re just not allowed into the studio until you first have had drug- addiction issues. It separates the men from the boys. A lot of people in their journey to rehab overdose. And then, perhaps, we would be spared their awful music. It"s Darwinian. It"s the law of natural selection," he added.
Meanwhile, Brand has been slammed by parents of Nina Williams, who has been in a coma, in Yeovil, Somerset, for 12 years after taking a heroin overdose when she was 19.
Nina Williams' mother said, "I get the impression Russell Brand is clearly the sort of person who engages his mouth before his brain."
Anyone in the public eye, as he is, should not be making comments like this. He is in a position to influence younger people and therefore should have been careful before making a comment. “I think if he came here and saw Nina"s condition he might not be so quick with his comments," she added.



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