Bressie has warned new Voice of Ireland coaches Rachel Stevens and Una Foden: You will have to take s**t off me.
The ex-Blizzards signer feels the newbees should expect it from himself and Kian Egan, after being on the panel for four years.
“It’s our fourth year now, so me and Kian are like veterans at this stage. We know exactly what we’re doing and we’re playing that up a little bit,” he said.
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“Rachel and Una know they’re going to have to take a little s**t off me and Kian and give some back and it’s not us being mean, we’re having a bit of banter. We’re sitting in those chairs for ten hours a day – and we’d go mad otherwise.”
Meanwhile Bressie – who has a new show, Bressie’s Teenage Kicks – has warned he has no time for people who only want to get into the music industry for fame.
“The thing I feel with music… was that there are people going into it who want fame and status, and other people go into music because they love it,” he told TV Now.
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“And they know in the core of their body that this is what they want to do. If they’re only into it because they want to get free s**t and to get into the VIP area of clubs, then forget about it.
“I’m not interested. If you’re not into it you won’t work as hard as you should.”
