Ronald Molendijk thinks it is a good thing if media makers take their responsibility and no longer invite the mentally unstable Gordon. “Put a bow on that man!”
According to Ronald Molendijk, it is commendable that Wilfred Genee has chosen not to admit Gordon to Today Inside. “Those are the wisest words I have heard in the past half hour. Leave that man alone. At some point we can tie a bow around the Gordon phenomenon, right? It’s done, right?”
Go, go, go
Presenter Dyantha Brooks, who is favorable to Gordon, throws him in Show news to: “He is a very colorful person.”
Ronald: “It’s all presented with a lot of fanfare and then after a day you pull the plug on your theater tour because people think something of it. Then you are shortchanging a lot of people. People who buy tickets, but also the theater halls and the ticket sellers. It all happens like this: go, go, go. Then I really think: man! It all has consequences.”
Crazy
Colleague Anouk Smulders agrees with Ronald. “You’re not going to say, ‘Cut it out’ one week, and then come back the next week, are you?”
Gordon has always been fickle, hasn’t he? Ronald: “He always got away with the fact that he could sing like crazy or that he was crazy quick. Then you were like, well, that’s the base and the rest of it is just crazy around it, but that’s fine, that’s fun. But now it’s just crazy and the basics are no longer good.”
Only riots
Colleague Guido den Aantrekker agrees with this. “There are only riots.”
Ronald: “If you really listen to this album objectively – and I think he will agree with this – then it was simply made with lightweight materials. He should have just gotten a real producer.”