Charlie Puth

Brayon Isaac, Shy Carter, and DJ Frankie, who I wrote See You Again with, were all sitting around the campfire, the fireplace, and they wrote this.

Wow.

That's me playing the piano, but it's like... So you did write?

All I did on that song was write that one.

I didn't write any of the chorus.

Well, they wrote the chords.

I just replayed the chords that they wrote.

They wrote... One call away, I'll be there to save the day.

I ended up... They played it on guitar for me, and then I ended up playing it on piano.

Wow.

writing that one little part and I was like, you know what, let's up from C major, let's make it D flat major.

Makes it a little bit less kumbaya-y.

Just being in the music industry.

What I considered a success to be was just being in the music industry, being...

invited to come into people's houses or studio sessions in Los Angeles, California, and sit around and write a song that could potentially change our lives.

That's what a success felt to me.

And that's still what it feels to me, feels like to me this day.

That hasn't changed.

Success, I don't define my success on a chart position, and maybe that's easy for me to say because I've had success.

But