INTERIVEW - Alice Cooper on judging on talent shows, being to nice, Simon Cowell, change the show, being family entertai

The transcript features a discussion about being invited to talent shows and the difficulty of being critical. It explores the idea of transforming shows like X-Factor to focus on creativity over perfection. Alice Cooper reflects on his evolution from a controversial figure to family entertainment while maintaining his edgy persona as a rock and roll villain.

What is the speaker's attitude towards judging participants on talent shows?

• They are indifferent to participants.

• They enjoy being critical.

• They prefer to be supportive and positive.

• They like to focus on appearance.

What change does the speaker suggest for talent shows like X-Factor?

• Increase the number of judges.

• Make it more competitive.

• Emphasize creativity and uniqueness.

• Focus on perfection.

How does the speaker describe their transformation over the years?

• From a rock hero to a villain.

• From a family entertainer to a controversial figure.

• From a controversial figure to family entertainment.

• From a supportive judge to a critical one.

What role does the speaker claim to play in the world of rock and roll?

• A hero among other heroes.

• A supportive mentor.

• A neutral observer.

• A villain among heroes.

Who does the speaker compare themselves to in the context of rock and roll?

• A rock hero.

• Sherlock Holmes.

• A supportive judge.

• Moriarty.