Timothée Chalamet
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Right, and so the more you learn in life, the more abilities you're going to have. Yeah, and the more trauma you go through, whatever. And I feel like as a musician, you can still do great shit, but it's really like a young man's game. Yeah, because you have to do all that touring and stuff as well. Yeah, and it beats you up.
Right, and so the more you learn in life, the more abilities you're going to have. Yeah, and the more trauma you go through, whatever. And I feel like as a musician, you can still do great shit, but it's really like a young man's game. Yeah, because you have to do all that touring and stuff as well. Yeah, and it beats you up.
exactly you know I love you know it's funny we do these Q&A's so I get the backstage experience my holy shit I'm coming out man like fuck they're gonna say my name out loud I'm all excited and I come out and then as opposed to a rock star I fucking sit in a chair oh yeah and I answer like watch this and I sit down and I try to give poised answers and just make sure your posture's okay the whole time dude it's humiliating posture rocking in the house tonight that shit is so hard to deal with cause I'll be backstage and you hear the crowd like Timothee Chalamet yeah
exactly you know I love you know it's funny we do these Q&A's so I get the backstage experience my holy shit I'm coming out man like fuck they're gonna say my name out loud I'm all excited and I come out and then as opposed to a rock star I fucking sit in a chair oh yeah and I answer like watch this and I sit down and I try to give poised answers and just make sure your posture's okay the whole time dude it's humiliating posture rocking in the house tonight that shit is so hard to deal with cause I'll be backstage and you hear the crowd like Timothee Chalamet yeah
exactly you know I love you know it's funny we do these Q&A's so I get the backstage experience my holy shit I'm coming out man like fuck they're gonna say my name out loud I'm all excited and I come out and then as opposed to a rock star I fucking sit in a chair oh yeah and I answer like watch this and I sit down and I try to give poised answers and just make sure your posture's okay the whole time dude it's humiliating posture rocking in the house tonight that shit is so hard to deal with cause I'll be backstage and you hear the crowd like Timothee Chalamet yeah
and then I fucking take my seat yeah yeah and then I'm poised yeah you're like let's go and you sit down and I sit down dude it's humiliating it's like it's very anti uh I don't know what the word is but somebody else probably knows it but yeah I don't know it but um
and then I fucking take my seat yeah yeah and then I'm poised yeah you're like let's go and you sit down and I sit down dude it's humiliating it's like it's very anti uh I don't know what the word is but somebody else probably knows it but yeah I don't know it but um
and then I fucking take my seat yeah yeah and then I'm poised yeah you're like let's go and you sit down and I sit down dude it's humiliating it's like it's very anti uh I don't know what the word is but somebody else probably knows it but yeah I don't know it but um
And sort of the first guy for me in American pop culture that said, I'm gonna do whatever the fuck I want.
And sort of the first guy for me in American pop culture that said, I'm gonna do whatever the fuck I want.
And sort of the first guy for me in American pop culture that said, I'm gonna do whatever the fuck I want.
Yeah, and that was like sort of blasphemous. Like every artist through the last 30, 40, 50 years that a lot of whom you can't shout out because they basically burned so many bridges. But Bob Dylan was the first. He just wouldn't take no for an answer. He just was fired up about his art. And his perception. No, I don't think it sounds like anything.
Yeah, and that was like sort of blasphemous. Like every artist through the last 30, 40, 50 years that a lot of whom you can't shout out because they basically burned so many bridges. But Bob Dylan was the first. He just wouldn't take no for an answer. He just was fired up about his art. And his perception. No, I don't think it sounds like anything.
Yeah, and that was like sort of blasphemous. Like every artist through the last 30, 40, 50 years that a lot of whom you can't shout out because they basically burned so many bridges. But Bob Dylan was the first. He just wouldn't take no for an answer. He just was fired up about his art. And his perception. No, I don't think it sounds like anything.
Yeah, but it didn't sound corny because he really didn't give a fuck. And that, to me, was really refreshing to work on. Now we live in a time where not only is it hard to be rebellious about your art, but it's as much about the Coliseum's reaction. You think about a clip you like online or something you like or don't like, the first thing you do is you go to the comments.
Yeah, but it didn't sound corny because he really didn't give a fuck. And that, to me, was really refreshing to work on. Now we live in a time where not only is it hard to be rebellious about your art, but it's as much about the Coliseum's reaction. You think about a clip you like online or something you like or don't like, the first thing you do is you go to the comments.
Yeah, but it didn't sound corny because he really didn't give a fuck. And that, to me, was really refreshing to work on. Now we live in a time where not only is it hard to be rebellious about your art, but it's as much about the Coliseum's reaction. You think about a clip you like online or something you like or don't like, the first thing you do is you go to the comments.
It's as much about how people are reacting, you know what I'm saying, as it is about the actual thing.
It's as much about how people are reacting, you know what I'm saying, as it is about the actual thing.
It's as much about how people are reacting, you know what I'm saying, as it is about the actual thing.