INTERVIEW - Sam Smith on winning Critics' Choice award at the BRIT Awards 2014 nominations in London, England.

The transcript covers a discussion about the significance of winning an award, the design and placement of the award, the heritage of past winners, and the personal feelings of the recipient. The recipient expresses no pressure due to their belief in their music and appreciates the platform the award provides. The conversation concludes with gratitude and anticipation for the award night.

What was the speaker's reaction upon seeing others win the award in previous years?

• They were discouraged from trying.

• They felt indifferent.

• They were inspired to win it themselves.

• They decided to pursue a different award.

Where does the speaker plan to keep the award?

• In their room.

• In the office.

• In the kitchen.

• In the living room.

How does the speaker feel about being included in the list of past winners?

• They feel pressured.

• They feel overwhelmed but confident.

• They feel indifferent.

• They feel unworthy.

What is the speaker's main focus despite winning the award?

• The design of the award.

• The platform the award provides for their music.

• The fame that comes with the award.

• The monetary value of the award.

What does the speaker believe is the most important aspect of their career?

• The awards they win.

• The belief in their music.

• The number of fans they have.

• The amount of money they earn.