Conan O'Brien

The thing I like the most about the movie is something that happens all the time in any kind of entertainment endeavor, which is you are you.

You are a real person living in the world.

You have these experiences.

You are following your own North Star creatively, making your stuff.

Then you hit this mother load of insane success.

And you're right, credit card companies,

You know, Frappuccino companies, you know, sneaker companies, banks, presidential candidates.

Everybody moves in and then you have a team.

And as we talked about earlier, a lot of your work is flow state work.

But now people are saying, now, hold on a second.

It's not good for Arby's restaurant if you, you know, say fuck in the song.

Could you instead say, I enjoy Arby's?

And you're saying, what?

Why would Charlie XCX be saying I like Arby's?

It would really help.

And that is depicted so well in this movie.

And it is funny, but it's also, it's not just a funny movie.

It also felt like very much a snapshot of where we are right now.

And I think people are always trying to depict a lot of movies about famous people and people going through fame.

I thought this was the truest depiction I've seen in memory of what it's really like.