Ronny Chieng

Well, this is in Los Angeles.

Yeah, no, that is amazing.

So, again, I mean, not to hop on it, but, like, what does it say about this moment where I think it's fair to say America a little...

a little isolationist right now, a little jingoistic, but yet, you know, BTS can still penetrate.

So it's just weird, you know, how do you reconcile these two as someone who has thought about this a lot?

I can't speak for like all the fans and everyone's perspective, but again, I just think like the music, people are like looking for something that's like inspirational, that makes you want to dance.

Yeah, like our president.

So you can be MAGA and a BTS fan, I guess.

There's a large section of BTS fans around the world.

Well, MAGA, yeah.

You can say it.

Say it in the camera.

M-A-G-A-B-T-S.

Yeah, so do you want to talk a little bit about the technical aspects of filming this?

Because I guess you had to be embedded with these guys for a while.

Did you approach it as like, were you in contact with them?

Or were you like Animal Planet, like just looking at penguins?

You know, like when penguins die and you can't interfere?

You know when the baby penguins die and you can't stop it?

Were you like that?