London
(ANI):
Musician
Paul
McCartney
has
likened
reality
television
to
a
car
accident
as
both
invoke
compulsive
viewing.
The
'Hey
Jude'
hitmaker
admitted
that
he
himself
watches
it.
"I'm
not
very
keen
on
it.
I
watch
it
like
everybody.
It's
compulsive
viewing
but
so
is
a
traffic
accident," The
Telegraph
quoted
McCartney,
as
saying.
The
ex-Beatle
said
shows
like
the
x
factor
don't
actually
'encourage'
musical
creativity.
"I
think
there
is
too
much
of
it.
You
can't
turn
on
the
telly
without
somebody
being
judged
by
four
people,
whether
they
are
on
ice,
or
on
the
stage
or
in
the
jungle,"
he
added.
The
66-year-old
musician
was
not
reluctant
to
reveal
that
reality
shows
emphasize
more
on
the
drama
than
actually
producing
great
talent.
"I
don't
think
you
are
going
to
get
a
Bob
Dylan
emerging
from
those
shows,
but
then
not
everyone
goes
on
those
shows.
I
think
it's
just
a
phase
we
are
going
through,"
McCartney
said.