Halloween special: What is The Reverend scared of?
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The Reverend has explained that he is scared of “dogs” – although he has never been bitten by one.
The star told NME.COM that his fear came about after meeting a big dog when he was younger.
“I’m shit scared of big dogs, me," he explained. "I’ve never been bitten by one, but when I was a younger, me and my dad saw this doberman in the middle of the street in Sheffield."
He added: “It was fucking massive - snarling, with foam coming out of its mouth. I was absolutely terrified. My dad told me, through gritted teeth, to walk back. We literally walked backwards until we were off the road. Every time I see a dog I think of that and feel a bit frightened.”
To find out what the likes of Kasabian, Motley Crue, John Lydon and The Pigeon Detectives are scared of, see the new Halloween issue of NME, out today.
The star told NME.COM that his fear came about after meeting a big dog when he was younger.
“I’m shit scared of big dogs, me," he explained. "I’ve never been bitten by one, but when I was a younger, me and my dad saw this doberman in the middle of the street in Sheffield."
He added: “It was fucking massive - snarling, with foam coming out of its mouth. I was absolutely terrified. My dad told me, through gritted teeth, to walk back. We literally walked backwards until we were off the road. Every time I see a dog I think of that and feel a bit frightened.”
To find out what the likes of Kasabian, Motley Crue, John Lydon and The Pigeon Detectives are scared of, see the new Halloween issue of NME, out today.
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