The Three Lions forward has been scrutinized for his less than impressive displays as yet.
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However, Kane believes that his team being in the semi-finals, where they will take on Netherlands on Wednesday, is all that matters.
“If you had spoken to me before the tournament and (said) I’d have a couple of goals and be in a semi-final, I’d have bitten your hand off,” said Kane to reporters.
“So, there is a lot of perspective. Hopefully, I score a couple of goals (against Holland) and you are looking at it in a totally different way.
“You are top goalscorer and you are through to a final and it’s a totally different perspective.
“I can only do my talking on the pitch and hopefully I can do that (against Netherlands).”