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He kind of looks like he's about to ask us... He looks like he's about to ask us to leave the restaurant.

Adam, you can stay. But no, Billy. Oh, my God, that's hilarious. My question was going to be, you're always sort of pushing the envelope, and every time you have a look, it goes in a new direction, and it sort of stakes out new ground. Do you feel sort of pressure every time you have a new event? Like, what is it like for you to sit with a designer and think, what are we going to do next?

Adam, you can stay. But no, Billy. Oh, my God, that's hilarious. My question was going to be, you're always sort of pushing the envelope, and every time you have a look, it goes in a new direction, and it sort of stakes out new ground. Do you feel sort of pressure every time you have a new event? Like, what is it like for you to sit with a designer and think, what are we going to do next?

Adam, you can stay. But no, Billy. Oh, my God, that's hilarious. My question was going to be, you're always sort of pushing the envelope, and every time you have a look, it goes in a new direction, and it sort of stakes out new ground. Do you feel sort of pressure every time you have a new event? Like, what is it like for you to sit with a designer and think, what are we going to do next?

How am I going to top my last thing? Or do you even feel that?

How am I going to top my last thing? Or do you even feel that?

How am I going to top my last thing? Or do you even feel that?

yeah what options to give you yeah can i ask a question whenever i see people on the red carpet there's always someone skulking behind them like tugging at a hem or something or you know what i mean like positioning the gap who is that person and what is the name of that and how did they get into that job i just really want to tug at things for a living that's really that's really funny

yeah what options to give you yeah can i ask a question whenever i see people on the red carpet there's always someone skulking behind them like tugging at a hem or something or you know what i mean like positioning the gap who is that person and what is the name of that and how did they get into that job i just really want to tug at things for a living that's really that's really funny

yeah what options to give you yeah can i ask a question whenever i see people on the red carpet there's always someone skulking behind them like tugging at a hem or something or you know what i mean like positioning the gap who is that person and what is the name of that and how did they get into that job i just really want to tug at things for a living that's really that's really funny

Oh, I know. Since COVID, you don't have a whole lot of people.

Oh, I know. Since COVID, you don't have a whole lot of people.

Oh, I know. Since COVID, you don't have a whole lot of people.

Well, also... Billy, many of your outfits are very large. They take up a lot of space. You're a perfect person for the COVID era because if you're wearing, you know. Totally.

Well, also... Billy, many of your outfits are very large. They take up a lot of space. You're a perfect person for the COVID era because if you're wearing, you know. Totally.

Well, also... Billy, many of your outfits are very large. They take up a lot of space. You're a perfect person for the COVID era because if you're wearing, you know. Totally.

Are there any things that you've worn on the red carpet that's like extremely fashionable and extremely stylish but also extremely uncomfortable that then like during the award ceremony or the event that you're in, you're just like, I'm going to change into some sweatpants because I'm going to sit here for three hours. I can't be sitting in this like birdcage looking cape thing or whatever.

Are there any things that you've worn on the red carpet that's like extremely fashionable and extremely stylish but also extremely uncomfortable that then like during the award ceremony or the event that you're in, you're just like, I'm going to change into some sweatpants because I'm going to sit here for three hours. I can't be sitting in this like birdcage looking cape thing or whatever.

Are there any things that you've worn on the red carpet that's like extremely fashionable and extremely stylish but also extremely uncomfortable that then like during the award ceremony or the event that you're in, you're just like, I'm going to change into some sweatpants because I'm going to sit here for three hours. I can't be sitting in this like birdcage looking cape thing or whatever.

The hat that I wore to the Grammys that opened and closed. For people who don't know, it was this hat that sort of had this, it was like a 180 degree sort of curtain that was motorized, and he's saying it was very heavy, and it motorized and it just opened up like a curtain in front of his face.