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>> [laughter] >> Go ahead. What do I do?
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>> You just survive >> to do. >> You just survive it.
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Hey, what's going on everybody?
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For First We Feast, I'm Sean Evans and you're watching Hot Ones.
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It's the show with hot questions and even hotter wings.
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And today we're joined by Madison Beer.
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She's a Grammy Award nominated singer, songwriter, and producer.
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Her latest album Life Support is out now and she's about to embark on an arena tour this summer.
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Be on the lookout for show dates near you, but in the meantime, it's a go round with the wings of death.
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Madison Beer, welcome to the show. >> Thank you.
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I'm like welling with tears.
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I can't believe I'm here.
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>> And we haven't even started. >> I'm just so excited.
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>> What's going through your head as you prepare to take on the Hot Ones Gauntlet?
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Are you someone who enjoys spicy food?
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>> Um I wasn't my whole life and then recently I've I've embarked on like the Bulldog ramen level of spice.
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Where do you like Where would that rank? >> It's not a nothing.
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>> Okay, so it's not a nothing.
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I can't believe you told me it's [laughter] not a nothing.
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You can't tell me it's not a nothing.
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Um but no, growing up I never really liked spicy foods, but I don't [music] think it's cuz I I just never tried it.
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So once I started trying it, I became into it. >> new world opened up.
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>> Or maybe I was just training subconsciously. >> moment right here.
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>> [music] >> So this is called Garlic Delight.
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>> Okay, that doesn't sound bad.
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I'm like, where's a safe spot? Mhm. I've been here. I think. Nothing alarming. A little bit, actually. [music] Oh no. Oh no. [laughter] Oh gosh.
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I'm not touching this yet.
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>> All right, then neither am I. We're in a standoff. >> It's spicy.
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>> So, in the past, I've interviewed comedians about the qualities that make a great first [music] joke to tell on stage, and the qualities that make a great last joke to tell on stage.
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And I wonder if there's a corollary [music] in pop music.
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Like, when you have an album like Locket, what makes Locket theme the right kind of sound to open up the album?
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And then what makes a song like Nothing at All the right one to close it out?
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>> god, [music] that's so cool that [clears throat] you know that.
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I think for me, I kind of always have liked ending on sort of an emotional note.
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Nothing at all I felt like was a cool one for me to end with cuz it felt sort of like this message that I kind of wanted to leave the album with.
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And then Locket theme, >> [music] >> I love that one cuz I think it just opens in this dreamy sort of landscape, and you just get kind of brought in.
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>> a hypnotizing kind of wall of sound there. >> Yeah, thank you. Exactly.
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I just wanted I I wanted to also it I think it was [music] more lyrically what I was focused on.
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So, the intro is really talking to like my fans directly and our relationship and all that stuff.
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And then the ending was kind of like a personal note.
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One wing down, and it was spicy, but >> The only way out is through.
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>> The only way out is through.
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>> All right, so up next is a pickled garlic sriracha. >> I'm scared.
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I shouldn't be this scared this soon.
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That was a bigger bite than I intended. That one's less spicy.
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Is there a Carolina What is that one? The Carolina >> Reaper?
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Every lineup has a Carolina Reaper. >> Oh, cool.
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>> I'm just letting you know, I'm a chicken wing talk show host of the highest dignity.
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I try to be transparent [music] from this side of the table, all right? >> Thank you.
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>> So, whether it's sampling the elevator ding in Severance or taking the keep calm mantra and turning it on its head for a song like Stay Numb and Carry On, >> Oh, my goodness.
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>> your music, your visuals, they oftentimes mix in some comedy with the drama.
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As a songwriter, what do you see as the the of humor in otherwise sad or emotionally heavy songs. >> This is really cool. I Well, okay.
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So, Severance I just I'm obsessed with that show.
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It's my favorite [music] show.
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And when we were writing complexity, which is the song it's in, I [snorts] wrote a lyric that was like, "Remember the time you severed me?"
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Just had to shout them out.
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And I was like, "We must put the doorbell ding in."
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Which actually I think we had to remake the ding cuz I don't think we actually got it cleared.
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So, we had to like remake it.
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>> sample the ding, yeah. >> Tried to sample it. They were like, "No."
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And so, we had to remake it.
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But I'm someone who [music] like I need that comedic relief throughout heaviness.
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And I think I sometimes like [music] I tend to sway a bit dark and deep when I talk it whether it's in an interview or a podcast I've done, whatever.
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I feel like I get a little bit intense sometimes.
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[music] So, I'm trying to learn how to soften those things.
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And I think on my album those are those moments where I'm like, "Okay, we can throw in something that feels fun."
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Okay, I'm trying to also savor everything because I've wanted to do this for so long that I'm like, "I don't want to move through it too fast."
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>> Oh, I can slow it down. >> This is great.
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I'm just happy to be here, man. >> All right.
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So, up next is a white hot mustard sauce here in the [music] three spot.
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>> Do you guys make all of these?
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>> So, we make a couple of them.
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We make the second one, the middle one, and the last one. >> The last one. That one's good.
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>> Is there a vocal warm up or exercise that you swear by no matter how silly it may look to the outside world? >> Ooh, you know what?
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I am definitely not the best with that.
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And I just will be in my dressing room beforehand [music] listening to whatever album or soundtrack that I love the most of the time.
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And I'll just sing through songs I love.
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Which probably isn't the best way to warm up your vocals.
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So, don't take my advice.
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[music] But that's personally what I do.
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And I'm not going to lie to you.
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If Gordon Ramsay was reacting the way he reacted, I'm really [music] scared. >> Look at that shrug.
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That's a confident shrug right there. >> This is easy. >> No. No. >> Yeah, right.
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So, what I was about to say about this [music] sauce >> Great.
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>> This is the smoked habanero and peach.
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So, I think you get the peach up front, right?
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>> It's a bait and switch. >> Exactly.
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[music] That kind of Trojan horse is in that heat >> Mhm.
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>> that's on the other side cuz if you're good, I'm not.
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I can feel it in my chest already, you know? >> it. >> Same wavelength. >> I'm really scared.
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>> [laughter] >> I'm trying to be cool here and I I'm really afraid. >> It's all right.
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You know, no matter what you're going through, no matter how silly you feel like you look on this show, way weirder things have happened on this set, you know? >> I've seen all of it.
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Watched [laughter] every episode.
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>> From the talk box to a looping machine, what's your favorite piece of equipment in the studio to just mess around with in between?
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>> I really love that's awesome that you know about my talk box endeavor.
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I played it on my first ever tour. >> you on stage, yeah.
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>> Yes, I played it and I don't know that I was so great at it.
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You have to like boil the tube to make it soft. >> tube? >> I didn't.
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So, mine was like really hard and really tough to use and I feel like I was struggling. >> it sounded good.
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I wouldn't have known if you didn't tell me.
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>> My song Fools, honorary mention [music] to Fools. Um, I played it.
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I have a little bit of a talk box vocoder thing happening and I played it on my first tour and people were like, why does she have this tube in her mouth?
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And I don't know, I just feel like I love a lot of those sounds.
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I'm a huge Daft Punk fan.
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[music] Stevie Wonder, there are so many people that I think use that those kinds of things.
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Vocoder is something that I love the most.
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Sorry, this is a long-winded answer and I think it's cuz I'm like my throat's closing maybe a bit.
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>> Yeah, but you know what?
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I know every stall tactic in the book, all right?
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I've seen them all over the years. >> yeah.
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Vocoder though is my final answer. I love vocoder.
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>> Well, if that's your final answer, that means >> That means we're moving on to another way.
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I [laughter] know how this goes. Okay, this is yours.
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My bus [music] broke down there one year.
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>> Amarillo, shout out to Amarillo.
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>> Yeah, and I went to this place called the Big Texan and they have like a crazy >> [music] >> challenge.
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They have a like a >> Wow, the synergy of this in this situation now. >> is perfect. Okay, cheers. >> Cheers.
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>> I'm like analyzing every wing before I bite it for like the least saucy part, but I feel like that's cheating and I >> Well, and you know what? You can't anyway.
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All right, we've got awesome full coverage.
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[music] >> You guys know what you're doing. I know. Not bad. >> We're halfway done. >> I'm feeling okay.
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The one before I would say is spicier for me. >> Dancing on it. >> Thank you.
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>> From Jericho Deli to Kitchen Cabaret, Bagel Boss and Beyond, what is pound for pound the best place to get a breakfast sandwich in the 516? >> Oh my god. Amazing. >> [music] >> Um wow.
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So, Bagel Boss is probably what where you'll find me.
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Do you want to know my order? >> Yeah, of course. >> [laughter] >> okay?
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Um [music] it's a little weird maybe to some. To me, it's not. My mom is here.
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This is her order been passed down to me.
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Plain bagel, toasted, I can't think.
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Egg whites, Muenster cheese, [music] salt and pepper. Give it a go.
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Let me know what you think.
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>> If you can only recommend one, Ralph's Italian Ices or a Frapple from the Jericho Cider Mill?
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>> You're goated for this.
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>> [laughter] >> Um I would recommend What was the first one? My brain is turning off. >> Ralph's Italian Ices.
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>> Ralph's Italian Ices, by far.
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That's why I was like, wait, what did you say?
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I have been going there my entire life.
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Um Blue Hawaiian is my favorite flavor.
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Second up would be vanilla chip. Can't go wrong.
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[music] I sometimes will go crazy do a double scoop. >> Ooh. >> Yeah. >> Get wild with it.
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>> It's a little bit of a weird combo cuz one is like a milky one and one's an icy one, [music] but it works for me.
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>> Can you describe your ideal afternoon itinerary at Brant Lake in New York in as much detail as possible?
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>> Oh my god, I'm going to start crying.
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You're pulling on my heartstrings.
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>> [music] >> Um I just have to say like summer camp was my favorite thing growing up and once I started all of this, that was the most devastating part was not being able to go cuz I was like working at 13, which is ridiculous, but the best day would be waking up.
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I would always do the early bird ski. Love to water ski.
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[music] I can sort of slalom ski a little bit.
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Fun fact about me not many know. Do some arts and crafts.
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I would ideally be in a play that year, be practicing [music] for said play.
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Maybe hit a tubing moment and then >> eat dinner and they had really fun evening activities.
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They would [music] always have like these fun crazy games. I loved the trivia game.
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Basically it was just a cooking tray they would put upside down and put a spatula on it and that's how you like said you had the answer, but I was always really good at the random trivia and so I loved I loved that night. This is amazing.
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The fact that we're talking about my summer camp is awesome. I'm so happy.
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>> But >> [music] >> I know.
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>> You know all too well the sequencing here. >> Back to reality.
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>> This next one is called Homegrown Hell.
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We're in the back half now. >> Brant Lake. >> Exactly.
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Go to go to a happy place. >> the back half now. All right. I'm fearful.
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I think I just have been mentally preparing for this my whole life without knowing.
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>> Well, yeah, I can tell. >> Thank you.
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>> tell calm under pressure.
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>> the intro, I was like I can do it for you if you would like.
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I know every word [laughter] you're about to say.
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>> Is there an achievement of yours that's meant most to you personally in terms of really validating your roller coaster journey through the trenches of pop music?
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>> The trenches they have been.
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Because I've never really achieved some of those like, you know, pillars, I [music] have been able to just be way more grateful for the stuff that feels really real and is my fans and those people who show up and whatnot.
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So, >> [music] >> that's what I'm really proud of the most.
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Um I'm playing Madison Square Garden this year, which is insane and has been just as much of my dream as doing this show.
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So, >> checking a lot of the boxes.
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>> You were This is like seriously though, I would say Madison Square Garden, you maybe like getting a Grammy, but now I've been nominated and I'm like, it's okay.
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I like the nomination is checked it off a bit.
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It's like you know, it's like a light >> [music] >> check.
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It's like a pencil that's like light. >> You know what else?
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You're also just four wings away from conquering the Hot Ones Gauntlet. >> Dude. This is a big one. >> One after another.
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Putting them up, knocking them down.
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>> I'm like I'm kind of afraid.
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Am I okay that I'm not reacting to this?
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>> Well, let's see how it goes. >> Okay, right. This is where we're at.
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>> let's not get ahead of ourselves.
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>> bomb is the scary the one that I'm fearing. >> Yeah, yeah.
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But you don't want to get too cocky.
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You know, you don't want to start celebrating before the finish line.
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That's when we catch a cramp. You know? >> For sure. Oh, a cramp.
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Okay, looking out for that. All right. >> So, up next, Nirvana. >> Nirvana. Okay.
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Dragon's [music] Breath sauce. That's appealing.
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Oh, it is Dragon's Breath.
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I just When [laughter] I felt it, I really experienced the Dragon's Breath. Oh my god. >> Same page.
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We're both riding the same wave right now. >> big bite. Am I in danger? >> No, no. You're going to be okay.
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Remember you've prepared for this your whole life, all right? You've got this. You've got this.
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>> Wow, that really That was a punch in the face. I asked for it. >> know what?
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This is a long winding question with some context up front, so you'll have a beat.
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You'll have a beat, all right?
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So, from the freezing temperatures of a New Year's Eve performance in Times Square to scrambling for replacement wings before the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, to even performing at Lollapalooza [music] when you were a teenager, what stands out as like the most nerve-wracking live gig of your career so far? >> Probably this. No, um I'm crying a bit.
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Um I'm not going to touch my eyes.
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I know I know I know that's you're about to say that.
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>> I So live So Jimmy Fallon was scary because I had really wanted to do it for a long time. Wow, I'm fully crying.
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>> [laughter] >> This is insane.
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>> When you're performing in an intimate club versus a massive arena.
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I know, the tunnel vision starts to happen, but you and me were on the same page here.
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I'm curious, what's the trade-off for an artist?
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Like >> What did you ask me?
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>> When you're performing, all right, in a small venue versus a massive arena, what's the trade-off for an artist?
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Like is there something that you can do in a 500 capacity room that maybe you couldn't at say the Forum or vice versa? >> Oh my gosh.
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Okay, well, to be honest with you, sometimes, not always, but sometimes the smaller venues are scarier because you can see every single person's face very clearly.
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And so if one person's [music] not into it, you just see them like, "What is That was really bad."
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You know, and it's a little more intimidating.
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Personally for me, like when I've performed on a bigger stage, let's say at a festival or whatnot, um I'm less nervous. My lips burn. >> I know. I know. >> Ma'am.
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>> I apologize on behalf of the show.
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I apologize on behalf of the show.
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>> Um I I feel What was I talking about?
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>> The the scale and the spectacle of a big crowd.
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It's more abstract, and therefore you can kind of forget that you have so many eyeballs on you cuz it just looks like a magic eye.
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>> disassociate a bit, like I'm trying to do now.
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But in the small rooms, you can't go anywhere.
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You're just like you're there, and you're just like, "Oh, hey Carl. Hey Nancy."
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Like you see everyone, you know everyone.
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It's just sometimes a little scarier, so I'm excited for this next tour cuz I'm doing some of the biggest shows I've ever done. No, no, no, I can't.
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I'm doing it, but I'm my brain [laughter] I can. I can.
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>> This is the bomb beyond insanity. It is that moment. >> god.
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I'm just also really I genuinely am trying to soak this up because I know once it's over I'm going to be like, "Wow, I did that." >> Come back.
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>> I would I would love to.
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>> [laughter] >> I'll co-host the show if you would like me to if you would like me to.
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>> Can you hit me with a hey, what's going on everybody? >> to meet you.
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Hey, what's going on everybody?
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I'm Sean Evans with First We Feast and today we have the amazingly talented Sean Evans on the show. Was that good?
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[laughter] I'm trying to remember what you say. Okay. Okay.
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Right, it is the exhale first. Okay. Okay. Mhm. Was that a decent bite? >> That was great. Textbook.
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>> My right eye is going.
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Like I can't see out of it anymore.
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>> Yeah, but just don't touch, all right? Be very careful. No touching. No touching. >> No touching. >> [laughter] >> Mhm. Hands up. Okay.
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>> As a collector of vintage books, is there a title on your shelf you'd describe as your holy grail? >> Mhm.
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I like to collect these really Wow, I'm not okay, I don't think.
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I like to collect these really random like [music] books, fairy books, weird things that people write about.
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I like old psychology books.
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I think it's interesting to see how far we've come with the study of psychology. Do you mind? >> Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead. >> Oh my god.
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>> [laughter] >> Go ahead. What do I do?
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>> You just survive >> to do. Hold on. >> it. You just survive it. >> to drop the mic.
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>> [laughter] >> Put it down. >> Go ahead.
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Tear Tear Tear this place inside out, all right? >> It's least we can do.
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What in your opinion is the greatest Shel Silverstein book or poem and what's your case for it?
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>> I have The Giving Tree tattooed.
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That's Shel Silverstein, right?
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I'm like, I don't know anything anymore.
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I have [snorts] The Giving Tree tattooed on my ankle.
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Cuz I feel like reading it as one of my first books ever.
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Really like I loved I loved it.
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And I thought it was really a beautiful story and [music] I think giving and and being a kind person is very important and I think that book taught me that. Do I look okay? Am I crying my eyes out?
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>> We're just thinking about The Giving Tree, all right?
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And then and kind of impact the influence, yeah.
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>> My eyes are burning just from being like near it. >> Welcome to my world.
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>> Okay, how do you do this? Okay.
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>> Smoke, squash, Reaper X. >> Okay.
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>> You're looking for that Reaper moment.
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>> Here is my Reaper moment. Yay. Mhm. Well. Oh.
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I'm feeling I'm feeling like I can't speak because it's going to come up and attack me.
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>> [laughter] >> It's going to hear you talking.
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Yeah, it's like uh >> it's like, "Oh, you thought? That's funny."
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>> F Mary Kill video game edition.
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Fall Guys, Outlast, Dress to Impress. >> Oh. Okay, wait.
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I'm replacing Outlast with Fortnite. >> Okay.
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>> [laughter] >> Fall Guys feels like a very important [music] one for me because I played it with my fans a lot when I was streaming a little bit randomly.
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And they would always try to grab me and throw me off and I was like, "What?
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We're supposed to be allies here."
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And so, that was probably one that I can't take off, but Fortnite I would marry. I love Fortnite.
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They've changed it too much now, though.
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I'm a little bit upset with you, Epic Games, because >> Let them have it. >> It's no, seriously.
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Let's let's speak really quickly. Let's get serious.
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Stop changing things that we love about Fortnite.
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Keep [music] it original and keep it I don't know which camera to look at. I'm looking at both.
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And give me a skin, please.
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In my watch camera, though.
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>> [laughter] >> That's all. >> All right, Madison. >> dab it. Yes. Oh my god.
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I've always wanted to do this. Sorry.
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I'm going to be so embarrassed after I watch this.
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Why was I like going like this? Is this a poisonous? Oh my goodness.
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Okay, I guess I'm going to find out. >> it so far. All right.
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10 years and counting, I'm still standing. Cheers. Cheers, Madison.
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>> a dream come true, and I mean that. >> For both of us.
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Maybe I'm speaking too soon.
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>> I'm taking a bite of this part. [music] Yeah, I have to. >> You have to. We're here, all right? >> Okay. Oh my god.
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Oh my god, I took the biggest bite ever.
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>> [snorts] >> But that's the way to go out. >> I had to.
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>> You have now conquered >> I ate half the wing.
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>> the Hot Ones Gauntlet.
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And to close things out, you know, I think if there's a theme or a thesis to this era of your career, it's that you're in total lockstep with your instincts.
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Even saying, when you listen to your gut, things turn out better.
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Now that you've conquered the world's spiciest wings, I'm curious, what is your gut saying to you right now? >> Run. Get out. Leave quickly.
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No, [music] um I think that that's really cool, and I appreciate you saying that.
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And I think I'm someone that I've been really scared to, honestly, even do something like this. I've always wanted to.
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But like, putting myself out there, and I guess just, [music] you know, having it just be this is is been intimidating for me as someone who grew up on social media with like the level of scrutiny that I think came with that as a very young person.
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It's been scary for me to put myself out there or want to.
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My eyes are welling once again. I'm not emotional.
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I'm just it's this It's this guy. Um Oh my god.
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It's a bait and switch one. >> [laughter] >> I know.
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And it's the [music] 10 that you've eaten, but look it. It's all over. It's done.
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We can roll curtains, [music] and now there's nothing left >> need to finish my answer. I need [laughter] to. For me, for you, for us. Um What was I saying?
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What was I talking about? Don't tell me.
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Um my gut says put yourself out there.
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Do what feels good to you because [music] life will pass you by, and I know that if I didn't do this or I didn't do things that felt like >> [music] >> fun things, put myself out there what because of people who hate on me.
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I'm not going to give them that.
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I want to do the things that >> [music] >> feel fun and good to me.
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Um >> [snorts] >> and that's inclusive of my music, and I want to make music that feels good to me whether it's >> [music] >> charting or not.
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I just want to do things that feel good to me, and I hope that people can do the same.
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>> [laughter] >> I feel like I hope people can do the same.
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>> Words to live by, and look at you, Madison Beer, taking on the wings of death.
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Living to tell the tale, now there's nothing left to do but roll out the red carpet for you.
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This camera, this camera, this camera, let the people know what you have going on in your life.
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>> This is what I have going on, and come see me on tour.
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I promise I'm going to put on a good show.
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And listen to my album Life It.
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>> [music] >> And be nice to people, and love you guys, and thanks for HAVING ME.
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>> [applause and cheering] >> OKAY.
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>> [applause] >> WOW, THANK YOU SO MUCH.
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>> AND THEN THE last thing they'll do is they'll do this like slow zoom up. Yeah. >> Come on. I'm not lying to you. I'm a huge fan.
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>> What's your favorite one?
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>> Dude, honestly, I love Gordon's like maybe Gordon's episode.
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I think he's just so [ __ ] funny, but >> That was such a big moment for us, you know?
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Like I always felt like like I felt like the internet kind of peer pressured us into a room together.
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You know, like I felt kind of he's who like that. >> Yeah, yeah.
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>> I'm trying to think though. Oh, Jennifer Lawrence. >> What do you mean? What do you mean? What do you mean?
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And you understand kind of the emotional roller coaster, yeah.
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>> Hey, what's going on Hot Ones fans?
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