Charli XCX

So that's big.

That's how I'm going to do press for this film.

It's going to be really good.

Oh, thanks, Josh.

yeah yeah absolutely I mean it's yeah I think it's like I have to take everything with a pinch of salt but then at the same time I'm also like an emotional wreck and it's kind of like balancing the two things and I think it's like I try and approach like everything I do with kind of acknowledgement of both sides of my personality whether that be you know making music or doing press or you know even the film itself and I think that's

an important part about the film, you know, it's like

And to go back to your point about it being what you feel is an accurate depiction of fame or success or whatever the phrasing was that you use.

It's like, it's so ridiculous, really, isn't it?

Like the world that we live in or encounter, it's like amazing and exciting, but it's also like pointless and ridiculous and then also so rewarding sometimes.

Yeah.

Sometimes I am the complete total villain, you know?

And I think... And I don't just mean, like, in the film.

I mean, like, actually, like, in my life, in my world.

Like, I can be a fucking nightmare sometimes.

You know what I mean?

What's here about that?

But it's, you know, it's like... And I think, for me, it was really important that, like...

I wasn't landing in this morally perfect place at the end of the film because that has not been my experience with working in the music industry.

It hasn't been my experience.

with fame it's like it's complex like you don't always like land in this place where you're like and now I've like tied up all the loose ends I was a great person everybody loves me and that's the end of the book like no it's like you hurt people you burn people you you like are really rude to your sweet manager on text one day and they're having probably the worst day ever but they're professional so they don't like say anything back you know and and you you