David Archuleta

We didn't think we were going to hurt the duck.

I'm like, I don't know if we were killing the baby chicks inside the eggs.

And then, like, when we moved to Utah, we just loved to go outside and play in the snow and rollerblade.

We were really into rollerblading.

You rollerbladed?

Wow.

Very talented.

Very talented.

Loved rollerblading.

Is it weird to have so much like, you know,

is it weird for you that like so much of like your life day to day, like you've lived so much life and like, you know, that was when you were a kid and you're an adult now, is it weird that so much of your life and like the topics that people ask you about are from your childhood?

Like, is that, or is it, is it like, I mean, it's so normal now, but is it kind of weird sometimes to think like, oh, like, you know, compared to like what other people talk about, we're not usually talking about,

their childhood, but everyone wants like so much of your childhood was public and publicized and there for everyone to see, like, like to say like, yeah, my headshots from like when I was rollerblading as a kid, like, and it's like, and every, and people saw that.

And so like people still come to you and ask and talk to you about your childhood and your child self.

You're so self-aware.

You're such a self-aware kid.

Like that's so interesting.

It's freaky.

It's freaky because I'm like, I'm not used to thinking for myself.

And you feel so like I'm going to fail.