During a performance in Liverpool on February 6, Robbie Williams addressed the recent Netflix documentary about his former band, Take That, revealing his feelings on how he was portrayed. The concert, part of his Long 90s tour, featured an intimate setting with fewer than 2,000 attendees, a stark contrast to his usual arena shows. He used the opportunity to discuss his past actions, admitting to being 'mean' during his time with the band, highlighting a moment of introspection connected to the documentary's release.

In addition to discussing the documentary, Williams showcased his latest album, Britpop, which has recently earned him the record for the most official UK number one albums, surpassing notable acts like The Beatles. He performed the album in its entirety alongside his iconic debut solo album, Life Thru a Lens, which includes hit songs such as 'Angels' and 'Let Me Entertain You.' This performance style was different from his typical large-scale shows, emphasizing a more personal connection with the audience.

Williams' remarks and performance reflect both a nostalgia for his past with Take That and a recognition of his personal growth since then. As he continues to achieve commercial success, his reflections on the past bring a layer of depth to his current artistic expression, suggesting a reconciliation with his history and a desire to delight fans both old and new with his music.