"Can you imagine Simon as a kid? His imaginary friends probably never wanted to play with him"
- Paula Abdul
About this Quote
This quote by Paula Abdul is likely referring to the vocalist Simon Cowell, who is understood for his blunt and often harsh reviews of participants on various skill shows. The quote indicates that Cowell was not a really social kid, and that his imaginary good friends did not wish to have fun with him. This might be analyzed as a joke, as it is not likely that Cowell had imaginary good friends as a child. It might also be interpreted as a comment on Cowell's personality, recommending that he was not extremely likable as a kid. It could likewise be translated as a talk about Cowell's current character, recommending that he is still not extremely likable. Whatever the interpretation, this quote is a humorous method of suggesting that Cowell was not an extremely social child.
This quote is written / told by Paula Abdul somewhere between June 19, 1962 and today. He/she was a famous Musician from USA.
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