There are lots of cool comments from Ferry Corsten, Sander van Doorn, Fedde le Grande, and the legendary Ben Liebrand, as they all provide additional input from the DJ perspective. Tiesto used to care about others’ opinions about him, and now he does not. The bottom line is money does change people, and everyone has their own ways of adjusting to the fame and popularity. I also found it interesting (although a little neurotic) how he says Tijs is insecure as a person, but Tiesto is not. While it may sound pretty douchey when he states he can now do whatever he pleases and can buy anything he wants, it’s hard to blame a guy for revelling himself when he started off with nothing. He isn’t afraid to admit that he has changed, especially following his commercial success. What I enjoyed the most are the truthful answers that Tijs provides when asked about his pilgrimage through the DJ world. It focuses mainly on Tijs’ life throughout his career, starting from his teens all the way up to his current position. Here is a nice interview with DJ Tiesto, put together by Dutch TV station KRO.
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