Ronny Chieng

How do you say that in Korean?

Tell them that in Korean.

So you were just in the thing, and you were in the... So there are scenes in it which are very intimate.

I mean, one of the moments that strikes me, honestly, is the moment when you captured one of the members in the apartment building eating ramen and watching YouTube over their keyboard.

It was such a like, oh, these guys are just normal people.

And you were in the apartment with him?

Yeah, that's like one of my favorite scenes of the film is we were with Jimin and he's just ordering, you know, takeout and watching science videos on YouTube, which I think we all sort of relate to in many ways.

And it just shows like the connectedness of like just being human and normal.

Like even though, you know, they go out and perform to like 100,000 people a night, they're human beings with sort of the same sort of anxieties and fears that we all have.

Well, yeah, you did a great job capturing it.

It's a really cool film, man.

Congratulations on it.

Good luck to you.

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