Wilfred Allen

This is the, the, the, the entertainment world without talent.

So it's just, I am my own brand.

This is my character.

I'm me.

And it's like, okay.

well it's arguable if there's a talent right i mean no i don't think it's arguable at all you don't think being good at traders is a talent i think being good at a game is a talent i don't think being on the real housewives of anything takes any talent whatsoever yeah i don't know about yeah there's it's a reality it's it's there takes no talent to be on the real world it takes no talent to be on any of these housewife shows that's not a talent how getting drunk and being a bitch and having the camera on you does not take any

talent but what about just like charisma you know which that's different than talent there's some people that are that are generally more charismatic than other people's that's not an innate talent I mean there are people it's like singing dancing acting these are talents these are things you can cultivate you can work at hey I'm I'm a character is not a talent yeah

Oh, see, I don't.

I think of that as a skill.

See, that's the thing.

Talent and skill are two different things.

I think you're born with talent.

Like, if you can't sing, you can't sing.

You can't learn how to sing.

You can take singing lessons for the rest of your life.

You can't sing.

You just were not born with the ability to do that.

Now, if you can sing a little bit, you can take classes and get better.

But if you can't sing, you can't sing.

I'm very hard-nosed when it comes to talent because the idea of nowadays is everybody's special, so no one is.