| Have you had any really crazy fan experiences? Anna: It's always fun when American fans dress up with Swedish shirts, and flags. They bring us Swedish CDs. Anais: It's really amazing to have fans. The other day there was this girl who had on a t-shirt that had paintbrushed my face on it. It was so special. It was really cool. I felt so special. I was like, "Wow! Thank you." Rosie: I think it feels great to be rolemodels for someone else. Anais: But you know, we gotta behave. Anna: BE-HAVE! So you guys being from Sweden, can you say something for us? Anais: Sure (Faye says something) Anais: That's hello we're Play. (Faye says something again) Faye: Feels good to be here. (Anna says something) Anais: That's buy our CD. (All Laugh) What's the difference, culturally from here and Sweden? Anais: Culturally I don't see much different. Not the culture. Rosie: Culturally? From Sweden? Yea! (Laughs) Rosie: It's really cool to see different places in the world. Like New York is different from Miami and L.A., and Sweden is like really small. Anna: Sweden is like this small (holds up her pinky finger) and America is, like, this big (spreads her arms) Anais: Yeah, but everything music wise, we have Swedish music in Sweden but we have a lot of things that happen in America are big over in Sweden too. So what's your favorite place to visit? Anna: France Faye: France is really nice. Anais: France is really beautiful. I like Miami, it's really beautiful. I really like Miami Faye: And New York, I like New York. Anais: We've been to the Bahamas. We like the Bahamas. Anna: Bahamas!! Rosie: I'm really looking forward to going to London. Anais: We're going to Australia too. That's gonna be really fun. Have you ever taken a trip and disliked it, and just been like, I never wanna go back there? Faye: You know, I'm not a big fan of Germany. When we went there it was rainy everyday. |
| Anais: I never saw the sun. We were so depressed. I guess its beautiful in the summer. Faye: Yeah, we've heard it's beautiful. We'll see about that, I've never seen it. Rosie: We're gonna give it a second chance. (Laughs) Have you seen differences in people, and how they treat you? As Americans, when we go to Europe some people aren't too nice, some are. Faye: Yeah, every country has different people. They all behave differently. Anais: You're very kind here in America. You guys are very polite. If you bump into someone they're like, "Ooo! Sorry! Sorry!" I'm from France and I'm not gonna say anything bad but if you bump into someone there, they're like (motions like she doesn't care) and they walk away. So what do you have planned for the future? Anna: We're going on the Aaron Carter tour. Anais: And this fall we're doing the Europe thing. We'll see what happens. Then a third album. Anna: You never know. Anais: Yeah, you never know what's going to happen. That's good that you guys still seem really enthusiastic about this. Do you ever get really sick and tired of it? Anais: Every morning we get up at five. We'll be like, "I'm not doing this any longer. I'm going home!" and two hours later, you'll be like, "Ok! I like this." Where do you see yourselves in the next few years. Faye: We never know Anais: You never know. We're kind of living in what's right now. We're focused about what's going on right now, because we haven't got the time to think about the future yet. There's so much happening now, with the album taking off and what we're doing in Europe and in America. So we really don't know. Any embarrassing moments you can share with us? Anna: Ooh yeah. Rosie: Of course. Anais: Embarrassing moments, we're number one. Rosie: I used to rip my pants on stage, and things like that. Last time it happened was like a year ago so I think it's getting better. Anais: Yea, you're getting better at that. (Laughs) I'm really short, well, yeah I'm short. I gotta deal with it. In the video for Whole Again we're standing there with these four mics, and we have these dresses on. So we started to shoot and everybody was really happy, we looked really pretty. Suddenly, they yell "Cut!" and everybody stops and they start whispering. The directors like, "Move away from your mic," and they put a box. I had to stand on the box while we were shooting. It was so embarrassing. Everyone was like, "Are you ok?" I'm the oldest, so it's like c'mon! Anna: And a week ago when I dropped my mic on stage. We had mic stands and we were supposed to do the last pose for Girls Mind and I dropped my mic. And I was like (Gasp) and everyone was laughing. Anais: And she got this little feedback, and it was the last song. We were like, "Ok! Great show!" So you guys still get nervous on stage? Anna: Yeah Anais: Sometimes Anais: She gets really nervous! She gets really nervous! (to Faye) Faye: Yeah, the last few shows Anais: (Interrupting) You mean the last few years? (Laughs) Faye: Yeah! (Laughs) When it's really a big crowd I'm not nervous. When it's a smaller crowd I get really nervous. Anais: Cos you don't get close when its three thousand people. It's like they're over there and you're just doing your thing and they can't see if you're doing anything wrong or whatever. When it's a small crowd watching real close, its like "Oook!" Rosie, I have to ask, how do you handle it when you rip your pants on stage? Anna: You didn't notice Anais: On the US Open you didn't know it. Rosie: Well I knew but they just cracked a little, like that. Anais: Yeah, I know! I was standing behind you. I saw! (Laughs) Rosie: It's fine though I just don't turn around. |