Jimmy Fallon

I don't know. I don't have an exact recipe. I will tell you that I go in before the show to their dressing room to say hello before the show.

Just to say hi. How's it going? And then I'll just talk to them. Sometimes I talk to them longer than the interview because we'll get talking about something or life or some bit or, you know. you know, their parents or something, you know, just get into real life talk. And by the time they come out, they feel like we've already talked. So it's less pressure.

Just to say hi. How's it going? And then I'll just talk to them. Sometimes I talk to them longer than the interview because we'll get talking about something or life or some bit or, you know. you know, their parents or something, you know, just get into real life talk. And by the time they come out, they feel like we've already talked. So it's less pressure.

I think also after 16 years of talking to, I've seen everyone at their highest. I've seen everyone at their lowest. I've seen people date people they shouldn't date. I've seen people get married and have babies. And it's just really fun to watch. And it's fun to go back. And now, even if I see these people once a year, twice a year, I feel like I know them a little bit. And you're like, oh, yeah.

I think also after 16 years of talking to, I've seen everyone at their highest. I've seen everyone at their lowest. I've seen people date people they shouldn't date. I've seen people get married and have babies. And it's just really fun to watch. And it's fun to go back. And now, even if I see these people once a year, twice a year, I feel like I know them a little bit. And you're like, oh, yeah.

Floyd, good to see you. What's up? Or Mick, how's it going? How's your kids? We can just talk. And we're caught up. And you're like, oh, yeah. And it kind of feels like maybe it doesn't to them. But to me, it feels like I just saw them yesterday and that we're Even though it's probably I haven't seen them in a year, it feels like I just saw you. You go, oh, yeah.

Floyd, good to see you. What's up? Or Mick, how's it going? How's your kids? We can just talk. And we're caught up. And you're like, oh, yeah. And it kind of feels like maybe it doesn't to them. But to me, it feels like I just saw them yesterday and that we're Even though it's probably I haven't seen them in a year, it feels like I just saw you. You go, oh, yeah.

I don't think you ever will. There's just so many interesting people.

I don't think you ever will. There's just so many interesting people.

There's so many people in this world. And it doesn't end. I mean, four years, I'm trying to think of where that was. That was around the end of late night for me. I mean, you're just doing all the things. You're just expanding. I mean, but you're working hard. I mean, you're trying. I think just keep trying. If you stop trying, you get boring tomorrow. But here you are in New York with 10 cameras.

There's so many people in this world. And it doesn't end. I mean, four years, I'm trying to think of where that was. That was around the end of late night for me. I mean, you're just doing all the things. You're just expanding. I mean, but you're working hard. I mean, you're trying. I think just keep trying. If you stop trying, you get boring tomorrow. But here you are in New York with 10 cameras.

Yeah. I mean, you're not in London. You're not in your kitchen. This is fake. Don't break the illusion. This is fake. This wall's not real. This is not... There's a light here. This is all fake. This is all a fake thing.

Yeah. I mean, you're not in London. You're not in your kitchen. This is fake. Don't break the illusion. This is fake. This wall's not real. This is not... There's a light here. This is all fake. This is all a fake thing.

This is all a studio. But that's how you make it not get old. But this is, I think how you make it exciting is you got to put the work in. Don't get tired. You got to show up. And you always got to show up. You got to be there. And you got to be there for your audience. And you do that. You show up. You do all the stuff. I mean, you have to.

This is all a studio. But that's how you make it not get old. But this is, I think how you make it exciting is you got to put the work in. Don't get tired. You got to show up. And you always got to show up. You got to be there. And you got to be there for your audience. And you do that. You show up. You do all the stuff. I mean, you have to.

And that's, like you said, it's kind of a seven days a week thing, but it's every day you go, what can I do? What can I do? What can I do? It just becomes part of your life. It's brushing your teeth. It's like, oh, yeah, I guess brushing your teeth. Someone at one point told me I had to do that. But now I do it every day, so I don't think about it. I brush them three times, four times a day now.

And that's, like you said, it's kind of a seven days a week thing, but it's every day you go, what can I do? What can I do? What can I do? It just becomes part of your life. It's brushing your teeth. It's like, oh, yeah, I guess brushing your teeth. Someone at one point told me I had to do that. But now I do it every day, so I don't think about it. I brush them three times, four times a day now.

Start putting more pressure on yourself for any little challenges or trying something. You go like, I've always wanted to put out a Christmas album, you know, and just come out with and write original songs, you know. Trying to write songs is hard enough. Trying to write 20 original Christmas songs? It's insane. And what hasn't been said?

Start putting more pressure on yourself for any little challenges or trying something. You go like, I've always wanted to put out a Christmas album, you know, and just come out with and write original songs, you know. Trying to write songs is hard enough. Trying to write 20 original Christmas songs? It's insane. And what hasn't been said?

I have an idea for a kid's book that I think could be funny. Yeah, Dada was the first one that was a big deal. It's really the same word on every page. It's just getting your kid to say Dada. I thought that no one's done this. So I go, basically, if you get to the end of the book, it's you saying the word dada so many times that I think your baby has to eventually just go dada. So it'll work.