David Archuleta

Yeah.

And she felt like she was doing it to keep her mom alive.

Right.

And so for me, I think the same thing of like, well, I'm singing and the better I sing, the more my dad will be happy and okay and feel fulfilled.

And so it makes you really gain this complicated relationship with your art and craft.

Because it's like, yeah, I love doing it.

And I get acknowledged and praised for what I'm doing.

But it's so attached to my parent that I really don't want to be associated with this.

It's like a bittersweet thing because like you're praising me so much, but I don't know.

how to see myself in this because my dad's so involved in this.

And he, I have to do it exactly the way he wants or else I am gonna get reprimanded for hours.

Like he wasn't like shouting in my face or anything, but it was like this literally would spend hours.

It's like, you need to improve it.

You need to correct what you did wrong.

Another podcast from some SNL late night comedy guy.

Not quite.

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