Ollie Sutherland
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A lot of it's been perceived in a certain way, but I think that's down to A, editing and B, people's speculation and projections. There's nothing I'm really that like,
Yeah. I think a lot of it comes down to, I could go into, I don't want to go into it too much, but like.
Yeah. I think a lot of it comes down to, I could go into, I don't want to go into it too much, but like.
Yeah. I think a lot of it comes down to, I could go into, I don't want to go into it too much, but like.
Because, yeah, I think a lot of it came, I don't know.
Because, yeah, I think a lot of it came, I don't know.
Because, yeah, I think a lot of it came, I don't know.
There's no way of talking about, yeah. My thing is, is like a lot of it came down to,
There's no way of talking about, yeah. My thing is, is like a lot of it came down to,
There's no way of talking about, yeah. My thing is, is like a lot of it came down to,
a lot of it was lost in culture I think and like even down to almost like difference in dialect for example the American audience seemed to perceive me a lot worse than the English because English banter and English humour is very specific and if you don't know it very well it's easy to like think that I'm being serious when I'm actually I've got quite like a dry humour like for example there was a moment when I said to Demi next time we're around people
a lot of it was lost in culture I think and like even down to almost like difference in dialect for example the American audience seemed to perceive me a lot worse than the English because English banter and English humour is very specific and if you don't know it very well it's easy to like think that I'm being serious when I'm actually I've got quite like a dry humour like for example there was a moment when I said to Demi next time we're around people
a lot of it was lost in culture I think and like even down to almost like difference in dialect for example the American audience seemed to perceive me a lot worse than the English because English banter and English humour is very specific and if you don't know it very well it's easy to like think that I'm being serious when I'm actually I've got quite like a dry humour like for example there was a moment when I said to Demi next time we're around people
and you're having a good time let your face know about it in other words like smile and I didn't mean it I wasn't being nasty I wasn't being serious that's just and that's the kind of humor that we had and anyone who knows me and even Demi was like oh he's just joking that's just his humor but there were some people like oh my god he's so manipulative he's telling her to fix her face when we're in public and I was like no that's not what I meant at all and even down to like
and you're having a good time let your face know about it in other words like smile and I didn't mean it I wasn't being nasty I wasn't being serious that's just and that's the kind of humor that we had and anyone who knows me and even Demi was like oh he's just joking that's just his humor but there were some people like oh my god he's so manipulative he's telling her to fix her face when we're in public and I was like no that's not what I meant at all and even down to like
and you're having a good time let your face know about it in other words like smile and I didn't mean it I wasn't being nasty I wasn't being serious that's just and that's the kind of humor that we had and anyone who knows me and even Demi was like oh he's just joking that's just his humor but there were some people like oh my god he's so manipulative he's telling her to fix her face when we're in public and I was like no that's not what I meant at all and even down to like
There was a moment when she wanted to have a serious conversation. I was like, oh, it's late. Let's go to bed. Again, it was a joke. She knew it was a joke. Maybe it wasn't the right time to make a joke, but it wasn't actually me being avoidant of the conversation. But a lot of people ran with that and were like, oh my God, he's an avoidant, poor communicator. He doesn't want it.
There was a moment when she wanted to have a serious conversation. I was like, oh, it's late. Let's go to bed. Again, it was a joke. She knew it was a joke. Maybe it wasn't the right time to make a joke, but it wasn't actually me being avoidant of the conversation. But a lot of people ran with that and were like, oh my God, he's an avoidant, poor communicator. He doesn't want it.
There was a moment when she wanted to have a serious conversation. I was like, oh, it's late. Let's go to bed. Again, it was a joke. She knew it was a joke. Maybe it wasn't the right time to make a joke, but it wasn't actually me being avoidant of the conversation. But a lot of people ran with that and were like, oh my God, he's an avoidant, poor communicator. He doesn't want it.
Like, I was like, no, relax. It's just humour. But it's that and... I don't know, one of the most profound comments that I saw when there was like a back and forth going about me on some video or whatnot, someone said, can someone tell me what Oli actually did wrong without projection and without speculation? And there was no response to that.