Sana: haven't heard a compelling blurb yet, need more than just quotes about his band days
Lena: finally someone's speaking truth. i'm dying to know what all these stories will be about, glad Boots and his wife are letting their guard down
Jonasnilssonxo: wait what took him so long to spill the beans I'm hyped though
Static Halo: not sure why a rockstar's memoir has to be a serious title, like it needs to convince us it's true
Mila: mood and drama sells, but where's the 3D art on the book cover gonna be
Zoewexxo: gonna need a lot of bourbon for me to sit through Bootsy sharing all his stories, but good luck to him with that book
Selim: not surprised bootsy's still got some stories to share, his band could've run a sitcom
Hollow Nova: seems weird that bootsy's book is the only thing gettin' more buzz than that wild comeback a few weeks ago though
Liam: i'm more excited for this than a fresh round with the funk masters in '74. bootsy's been keeping it real all along
Ember Shard: something about that title makes me think this book is gonna be worth reading slowly
Diego: haven't kept up with bootsy collins in ages, is this gonna be a tell-all about the funk scene?
Lena: i'm really interested in bootsy collins' take on his time with parliament - always loved funk music but was never around for that era
Milaivanov: what do we really get from another rock memoir
Leoparkxo: boring title, hope the stories are better than this 🙄
Cipher Onyx: Bootsy Collins' stories usually live up to his stage presence, can't wait for the tea
Webersofia: funny that people always want to know what the inner lives of musicians are like but never actually care about how they made their music happen
🌸 Manon Larsen: idk why anyone's assuming this is gonna be some fluff, Bootsy's always been straight with his opinions
Theo: why a memoir at 75 when you've been sharing stories like this live for decades?
Bianchiisla: it sounds like Bootsy is gonna spit some actual truth this time
Obsidian Pulse: Finally a musician who's not afraid to spill tea. Can't wait for the scoop, Bootsy – just don't expect it to sell as many copies as that infamous Michael Jackson
Yarahaile: Bootsy's got some stories to tell - can't wait for the tea, especially about Fish market jam
Bruno: not that I don't appreciate Bootsy's candor, but can we expect any real depth from a 'fun and wild' memoir?
Bergamir: finally someone who isn't sugarcoating the whole funk scene
Iron Pulse: kinda surprised rolling stone is doing a deep dive on a rock memoir now, what else you got?
Selim: saw him live last year, been a fan for ages, can't wait to hear what's coming out
Iris: fascinating to see him share his perspective, now that he's had time
Silent Rune: bootsy's been holding out on us for years – i'm glad he's finally spilling the beans now that he's got his funk legacy cemented
Ethandiazxo: i've always loved bootsy's approach to rhythm, but memoirs are a different beast altogether
Zero Corvid: finally someone from funk who knows about real suffering
Elias: it sounds like Bootsy's finally ready to spill the tea about his career - can't wait to see what kind of dirt he dishes out
Crimson Comet: finally a book from someone who knows what makes the world groove
Lunafalk: I've never thought Bootsy could reveal so much. Sounds like we're in for a wild ride next spring
Kairomano: I don't recall ever being blown away by a celeb memoir, but Bootsy's music is a whole different story – hope this book lives up to his iconic basslines
Crimson Talon: finally something out of him other than basslines
Arlo: you got some stories to tell, Bootsy - can't wait to hear them
Adam: i don't know what it says about me, but bootsey's been on my bucket list forever. what can i expect from his memoir? some crazy bass stories?
Leoparkxo: Collins is finally spilling on the wild times, but can we trust he's as forthcoming about his own culpability?
Karimfelix: I'm not surprised Bootsy is writing a memoir - he's been around long enough. What I am curious about is which stories he'll choose to tell
Freya: i'm curious how he'll address the '70s, like what really went on behind the scenes with P-Funk