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INTERVIEW: Huffington Post Teen - Big Time Rush: The Show Is Definitely Over And We’re Taking A Break From The Band
We had one important question for the boys of Big Time Rush when they visited the Huffington Post office on Thursday: Is their Nickelodeon show really ending? We’d been hearing rumors both ways all summer, and now Carlos, Kendall, James and Logan have finally revealed the truth.
Read their surprisingly candid thoughts on the future of the band, below, and check HuffPost Teen tomorrow to read the rest of the interview. (Spoiler: We’ve got all the details on Carlos’ engagement and two very special fans they met this week!)
HuffPost Teen: So, is the show ending?
All: Yes.
Kendall: They’ll never give a press release, but it’s done.
James: Look, it’s one of the biggest hits — between the music and the show — that Nickelodeon’s ever had. We’re proud of it and they’re proud of it, and I think it’s difficult for them to let it go. We do have opportunities to continue with them and continue with music we haven’t made decisions about yet.
Carlos: And quite honestly, we’ve all known for five years that we’re ready for our individual careers.
Kendall: Let’s put it this way: The episodic 28-minute “Big Time Rush” episodes are done.
Carlos: I think it’ll just help the band if we give people time to miss us — it’s kind of like a relationship. Someone leaves…
Logan: You love ‘em, and you leave ‘em, you know what I mean?
Carlos: [Laughs] You start to miss them a lot. My fiancee [Alexa Vega] travels and I appreciate all the time I have with her. I think that we’ve been around for five years is great. Now, we’re leaving for a little bit.
Kendall: Or won’t come back at all.
But in terms of new content, it might be a while, but might not be ever. We don’t know at this point and we’ve all kind of been saying, “We’re all really excited and really antsy to be our own individual artists outside the band — and support each other.”
—James Maslow about the future of Big Time Rush (via nickelodeonkids)
