“When it came out, I had TMZ to call me, even people from England and from France, because they wanted some kind of statement about the theme,” said Tapia de Veer. “People are furious about the change of the theme, and I thought it was interesting. I texted the producer and I told him it would be good to, sometime, give them the longer version with Ooh-Loo-Loos, for people will explode if they realize it would go there anyway. He thought it was a good idea. “
The composer added, “I mean, at that time, we already had our last fight forever, I think. So he just said no to anything.”
On Howard Stern Show April 8, white called it a “b-ch” move “ For Tapia de Veer to send their complaints like that.
“I honestly do not know what happened,” said White, “except now I read his interviews because he decides to do a PR campaign that he is leaving the show. I just don’t think he respected me.”
They never really fought, “the producer continued. “He says we fought … It was basically that I gave him notes.”
Their collaboration “worked” during the first two seasons, said White, because they shared ideas. At season three, Tapia de Veer “didn’t want to go through the process with me, he didn’t want to get notes from me, he didn’t want to go to sessions.”
And, the white, “he definitely makes a big thing of just a creative difference.”
