For up-and-coming singer/songwriter Charli XCX, one day owning something like Simon Cowell's Syco Entertainment Company seems like the perfect goal to aspire to, the only problem is the 22-year-old Iggy Azalea collaborator hates everything the X Factor mogul has ever actually produced. According to the latest gossip news updates, Chuck referred to the hits that Si's produced for the likes of One Direction and Susan Boyle as "sh-t". The ludicrously successful Britain's Got Talent showrunner hasn't even bothered to comment on XCX's silly remarks, of course, he's been too busy introducing the world to the newest addition to his little family with Lauren Silverman and baby, Eric, on Twitter -- his new dog Freddy.
Apparently being too young to fully understand how complimenting works, English pop star Charli XCX went after Simon Cowell's production record after noting that she wished she could be more like him.
During an interview with Q Magazine, the girl best known for singing a song entitled, "Boom Clap", insists that Cowell has wasted his time at Syco putting out awful music for the masses (via Daily Mail):
"I think Simon Cowell's cool, I'd love to be in that position, but from the point of view of making music that's not sh-t.
"I couldn't make any pop music because I hated pop music. I just didn't want to think about it I wanted to be free."
Meanwhile, while Charli has been doing her best to prove to the world that she is too cool for school, Cowell has been busy getting everything he ever wanted.
In addition to welcoming baby, Eric, the family last year, Cowell and girlfriend Lauren Silverman has also adopted a new dog.
Simon introduced the newest pup to his fans on Twitter, although determining which of the three dogs the newcomer is is still anybody's guess.
Squiddly and Diddly have a new friend. Meet Freddy. pic.twitter.com/182sPwPh8y
— Simon Cowell (@SimonCowell) January 29, 2015
Charli XCX probably admires Simon's love of animals, but thinks he should adopt man-eating aardvarks instead of falling into the old cliché of adopting a cute and adorable little puppy.
