It was a big day for the Red Hot Chili Peppers. The iconic rock band was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame: 'Something happens when we come together, which is much greater than the individual parts,' said vocalist Anthony Kiedis.
"I love, love, love me some Red Hot Chili Peppers," said actor Woody Harrelson when he took the stage at Thursday's ceremony.
He was among the many who showed up to celebrate a band that has performed live to tens of millions of fans over the last several decades. "Something happens when we come together, which is much greater than the individual parts," said vocalist Anthony Kiedis."You know, the sum of our parts is that we were able to find something that we love doing and communicate with the entire world.""Just grateful for the whole journey, all the triumphs, all the failures, all the learning," he said."And a lot of it was done on this very street that is a fabric of who we are.
Over the years, the band has won six Grammys, sold 80 million albums and their music has been enjoyed more than five billion times on YouTube. Their hits include"Californication,""Under The Bridge" and"Can't Stop."It's pretty clear fans couldn't be happier. "I love the Chili Peppers. They've been my favorite band for 23 years and it's been my life's goal to meet them," said Megen Smith.
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