Charlie Puth

It was a little, it was comfortably messy.

No, we had, who was the first person to cut it?

It was Jason Derulo.

No, Jason Derulo introduced me to Cash.

Oh, that's cool, that's cool.

And I gotta give it to Jason Derulo.

He was really, from a songwriting perspective, like he, I feel like he'll own a record label one day.

He has such a good ear.

He would go around the entire second floor of the Atlantic building at the time on Cahuenga Boulevard and be like, everybody in this building needs to write.

And he had this massive hit out at the time.

It meant so much to me.

He was like, everybody has to write with this kid.

And I had a stupid beanie on.

I had to go to New Jersey the next day and he was cutting See You Again.

I couldn't believe that a famous artist was singing my song.

Of course, it didn't end up working out because, you know, politically they had to like the movie company needed this and this requirement, whatever.

But he was the first person to cut that record.

Um, and then Chris Brown sang it and it got really close to the original demo.

No, sorry.

Skylar Gray.