It does not matter to Kasabian if they fail to become popular in America, the band has claimed.
Kasabian have claimed that they have no interest in breaking the US.
In an interview with the Sun, Kasabian frontman Tom Meighan said that the band is not too concerned that their recent single Fire sold just 10,000 copies over the pond.
"I'm not a**ed about it. The record went straight to number 98, which is s***. No one but Coldplay and U2 are breaking America," Meighan explained.
The singer also claimed that to break the US, groups have to invest a lot of time in touring, with the newspaper pointing out that Coldplay were not afraid to make the effort to win over the country's music lovers.
Last month, Meighan lent his support to popstar Robbie Williams, when he told the Sun that he is a fan of his new single.
The Kasabian man said Williams' Bodies is a "monster of a record" which is destined to reach the number one spot in the charts.
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