Dave Grohl says “hate” from Nirvana fans inspired Foo Fighters success
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nme.com"You really think that's gonna stop me? It only makes me wanna fucking do it more." Dave Grohl has said he was spurred on to make Foo Fighters a success after receiving hate from Nirvana fans.
The Foos frontman formed the rock group in 1995, after Nirvana disbanded in the wake of Kurt Cobain’s death in 1994. Grohl – who played drums in Nirvana – says he was never concerned about the negative backlash he received from the group’s fans and instead channeled their frustrations for motivation. “They were like, ‘How dare you be in a band again?
Your music is fucking shit and that was a real band and you’re not’,” Grohl explained. “It’s like, ‘You really think that’s gonna stop me?
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