A biography for Spencer Pratthasn’t been written yet.
“We thought we were Robin Hood with not Robin Hood money.”
“I had goals of trying to be Kim K-level rich and famous, but then, thankfully, now being a dad, just the simple moments of being grounded as a parent are so powerful.”
“We had so much hate, we needed bodyguards.”
“I spent thousands of dollars having a wizard coach. Being a wizard, it's pretty heavy. Going around with a wand, and people start looking at you weird when you're wanding your coffee in the morning and whatever.”
“It's the most competitive industry in the world, I would say, the pop culture media game.”
“We were keeping up with the Joneses, but we were going against Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes. We should have stayed in our reality TV lane.”
“It's how the paparazzi worked in 2007; the crazier you looked and acted, the more attention you'd get, the more coverage, the more fame. It made you feel like you were doing the right thing even though you knew you were losing a bit of yourself.”
“I saw 'The Osbournes' on MTV. I saw that they were getting 60 million viewers to watch - with due respect to Ozzy - a British guy mumbling and his wife yelling, cleaning up dog poop. I was like, 'This is what reality television is? I could make one of these shows.'”
“I love truth, and I love honesty.”
“There's too much stuff on the Internet. Like, my buddy has kids and tells me all these things they're pulling up on their phones and it's just like... Oh my god.”
“Everyone's insecure. But it's different when you're young and on TV and everyone's talking about you.”
“I'm not coming in saying, 'Oh, I'm the truth, I'm the biggest lyricist ever to walk on the Earth.' I'm not trying to make music that changes history.”
“I didn't know how to be on-camera talent.”
“Eating some of those British people's food in 'Celebrity Big Brother' had me turning green and gave me some food poisoning.”
“People are always like, 'Why don't you get a real job?' It's like, what's a real job? A real job is making entertainment.”
“No celebrity does anything, really. Unless you're a famous athlete who actually physically does something, like, how much work is reading lines from a script?”
“I've given up my hip-hop aspiration. But I look at Macklemore and I'm like, 'I could have made it. I shouldn't given up so fast.'”
“If you give me a script, I'll do what you want.”
“I was giving people $15,000 checks, my friends that, like, we're struggling.”
“It's really easy to spend millions of dollars if you're not careful and you think it's easy to keep making millions of dollars.”