Thank You so much! 👍👍👍 One question - You have a subtitles or the printed version? I would like to translate into my language, but not all clear at the hearing... In advance - thanks for the reply.
You're welcome! No I haven't, I'm sorry! My English isn't very good as well, I don't understand éverything too, but the most of it. Which part of don't you understand?
Different I just aurally badly perceive as I don't speak in English fluently (the speech moves very quickly, I don't catch communication). Therefore very much wanted to read an interview to translate. It is a pity that there is no such opportunity. 😩😩😩 Nevertheless, thank you very much for your answer!🙋💐✌
It's just the way how he moves, some moments that you think it isn't possible to be not. But if he isn't, it doesn't matter and if he is, it doesn't matter too, right?
@Different I'm assuming you come from a culture that has the school of thought: if a man is in any way artistic or creative, then he must be gay. Which is pure ignorance. Remember he is a performer as well as a musician/artist. I've watched countless interviews as well as live performances of him and I can tell you that he tailor's his act depending on his audience. For example he is much more extroverted and expressive in concerts and interviews in countries like Russia and India where the fans are more 'interactive'. Whereas in his native Finland, he is generally more subdued. Nothing gay about his gestures, performances at all, I repeat he is an artist. Not that there is anything wrong with being gay, just your judgement is ridiculous.
@Different I'm assuming you come from a culture that has the school of thought: if a man is in any way artistic or creative, then he must be gay. Which is pure ignorance. Remember he is a performer as well as a musician/artist. I've watched countless interviews as well as live performances of him and I can tell you that he tailor's his act depending on his audience. For example he is much more extroverted and expressive in concerts and interviews in countries like Russia and India where the fans are more 'interactive'. Whereas in his native Finland, he is generally more subdued. Nothing gay about his gestures, performances at all, I repeat he is an artist. Not that there is anything wrong with being gay, just your judgement is ridiculous.
Holy shit, he does put on a British accent here. Knowing he's lived in Ireland for a while
Marko's aural sponginess is always entertaining
I wish that interview had lasted longer 😅
Did Marko really put on a British accent there? 😂 X)
Nandita zz I think he's one of those people who just naturally soak up whatever sound he's around. I don't think he means it in anyway to be insulting
Thank You so much! 👍👍👍 One question - You have a subtitles or the printed version? I would like to translate into my language, but not all clear at the hearing... In advance - thanks for the reply.
You're welcome! No I haven't, I'm sorry! My English isn't very good as well, I don't understand éverything too, but the most of it. Which part of don't you understand?
Different I just aurally badly perceive as I don't speak in English fluently (the speech moves very quickly, I don't catch communication). Therefore very much wanted to read an interview to translate. It is a pity that there is no such opportunity. 😩😩😩
Nevertheless, thank you very much for your answer!🙋💐✌
Here you go! storm-on-my-skin.tumblr.com/post/155997644767/interview-with-marko-saaresto-manchester-2017
That moment when she asks what he's going to tell his future grandchildren when I suppose that he is clearly gay.
I think he is, but he never told it to the outside world, but yeah, it doesn't matter.
Regisseur95 it is all pure speculation on your part that he is gay. There is no evidence that he is.
It's just the way how he moves, some moments that you think it isn't possible to be not. But if he isn't, it doesn't matter and if he is, it doesn't matter too, right?
@Different I'm assuming you come from a culture that has the school of thought: if a man is in any way artistic or creative, then he must be gay. Which is pure ignorance. Remember he is a performer as well as a musician/artist. I've watched countless interviews as well as live performances of him and I can tell you that he tailor's his act depending on his audience. For example he is much more extroverted and expressive in concerts and interviews in countries like Russia and India where the fans are more 'interactive'. Whereas in his native Finland, he is generally more subdued. Nothing gay about his gestures, performances at all, I repeat he is an artist. Not that there is anything wrong with being gay, just your judgement is ridiculous.
@Different I'm assuming you come from a culture that has the school of thought: if a man is in any way artistic or creative, then he must be gay. Which is pure ignorance. Remember he is a performer as well as a musician/artist. I've watched countless interviews as well as live performances of him and I can tell you that he tailor's his act depending on his audience. For example he is much more extroverted and expressive in concerts and interviews in countries like Russia and India where the fans are more 'interactive'. Whereas in his native Finland, he is generally more subdued. Nothing gay about his gestures, performances at all, I repeat he is an artist. Not that there is anything wrong with being gay, just your judgement is ridiculous.