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Red Hot Chili Peppers‘ frontman Anthony Keidis has opened up about his views on being a musician, sharing that he doesn’t consider himself one.During an episode of RHCP bassist Flea‘s podcast This Little Light, Keidis voiced his lack of confidence with the role of ‘musician’. While speaking to the Los Angeles Times, Flea revealed that the conversation with Keidis brought both of them to tears.Speaking about his favourite interview from his series with the publication, Flea shared: “A really good one was with Anthony. We were both kind of in tears because I’d never talked to him about stuff like that.

Red Hot Chili Peppers‘ Flea has revealed why he doesn’t like taking photos with fans, saying that the encounter often feels like a “transaction” instead of something more meaningful.On Friday (August 5), Luke Vesely shared footage of them meeting Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Anthony Keidis before a show on Twitter, before writing: “Flea and (Anthony), thank you for being so kind and genuine while meeting us, you both are such rays of sunshine. You didn’t have to stop and chat but you did and I hope you know that you really impacted our lives.”@flea333 thank you (and AK) for being so kind and genuine while meeting us, you both are such rays of sunshine, you didn’t have to stop and chat but you did and i hope you know that you really impacted our lives.

Sharon Osbourne has called on fans to donate towards a cause near to her heart for what she calls the "most rock'n'roll campaign ever".WOW: Sharon Osbourne's $12m mansion is a funhouse for her 11 pets Sharon, husband Ozzy, Red Hot Chilli Pepper star Anthony Keidis and Matt Lucas are among those who starred in the "Let a Bear [expletive] in the Woods" video from 2015. However, Sharon shared the campaign again on Wednesday as she revealed the sanctuary in Northern Vietnam is now nearly full.WATCH: Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne star in Animal Asia campaign"Since [filming] we signed an exclusive memorandum of understanding with the Vietnam government in 2017, we've rescued hundreds of bears," Sharon wrote."But our sanctuary in Northern Vietnam is now nearly full and we need to build another sanctuary in Bach Ma National Park to make sure the last bears trapped on bile farms can [expletive] in the woods."READ: Sharon Osbourne's future on TV revealed after shock Covid diagnosisMORE: Jack Osbourne shares touching video of dad Ozzy amid new health updateDuff McKagan, Moby and Steve O also starred in the video.Animal Asia, the charity Sharon is working with, added: "We are now about to end bear bile farming in Vietnam forever.

pic.twitter.com/2vpZ3wrYRN— Red Hot ChiliPeppers (@ChiliPeppers) August 22, 2020Sherman was asked to leave the group in 1985 amid clashes with frontman Anthony Keidis, reportedly, over musical style and lifestyle habits.When the group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame seven years ago Sherman was not listed as a band member, something which left a bad taste in his mouth.At the time he said that he felt ‘dishonoured’ by the snub reports The Independent.‘It’s really painful to see all this celebrating going on and be excluded,’ he explained.‘I’m not claiming that I’ve brought anything other to the band… but to have soldiered on under arduous conditions to try to make the thing work, and I think that’s what you do in a job,