Olivia Rodrigo

But I don't know.

I also feel really weird taking like credit being like, yeah, I'm so – like I always feel like I could be doing more and saying more and stuff like that.

So it's a – you know, I don't know.

Was it something like that sort of purity of purpose and desire to speak your truth in a variety of ways, whether it's emotional or social, political?

Is that something that comes from your household?

Is it something that comes from – you know, did something –

Were you around a bunch of people in your teenage years who really encouraged that in you?

Like where if you sort of trace it back to its origin, where do you think that it came from?

Because you've been doing it.

This isn't something you arrived at this year.

This is something you've been doing for basically the entire time that you've been very famous.

And usually that's exactly the stretch time that people don't do it.

So what do you think was happening to you in the years prior to that that gave you the sort of sense of self to be able to do that?

Yeah, really interesting question.

Honestly, it's gonna make me emotional, but my parents are awesome.

And my parents never made me feel like stupid for saying something or never made me feel like I was being too much or too emotional or oversharing.

And I think I grew up in a household where like me being outspoken and performing and saying what I believe in and like...

being ambitious was like just so supported.

And I think my parents, I have the most wonderful parents in the world.

I was a child actor, which is really crazy because my parents are like the least stage parenting parents you've ever met in your whole life.