Same Difference Interview (page 2)

28 November 2008

Sarah: It was great but still nerve-wracking and we were absolutely petrified but we absolutely loved being there and when we got back up on the stage we still felt like we were being judged and it was really strange but being back there was great.

Simon was really nice to us and Louis took back all the nasty comments he gave us last year. So victory was sweet!

So what has been the highlight of the past 12 months?

Sean: I think it would be our X Factor performance because we’d worried about it for so long and we knew we had to do a great show. Once it was over we were almost like; “Thank God it’s over.” and Simon was really pleased which was great and of course hearing Louis take back what he said about us.

What is the hardest part of living the dream?

Sarah: I think the hardest part is the early morning starts because most day’s we’re up at five or six and we’re going to be at like two in the morning because of all the gig’s we’re doing. And people think that this is the most easy job in the whole world just prancing around and being a popstar for a day but you are on tour all the time and you never get to see your family and you’re absolutely shattered too.

When did you last feel inspired?

Sarah: I think the last time for me was when we went to the Pride Of Britain Awards and seeing those people there who weren’t famous but had done such incredible things really hit home to us. There are some amazing people out there and I felt so humble and lucky to be there.

We ask everyone we interview to come up with a question for the next person we interview and Simon Gavin from A & M Records wants to know; "If you we could only listen to one song for the rest of your life; what would it be?"

Sarah: Same Difference - Pop

Sean:That’s so cliché! I think you would get sick of hearing yourself! Mine would be Bon Jovi’s Crossroads. It’s amazing album and they are all classics on there.