مولد صوت AI Tim wellza من Fish Audio

So yesterday, Max decides he's going to be a director on set. He's sitting in my chair, barking orders at everyone. I'm like, "buddy, that's not how this works." Then he gives me this look, you know the one, like he's actually in charge. These dogs, I tell ya.

It's wild, man. You look at these people doing incredible things and you realize your own limitations are just mental blocks. I've found that surrounding yourself with that kind of intensity is everything. It’s like a cheat code for life. You just absorb that high-level energy and it pushes you further.

Oh man, I remember this one time at a meet and greet, like, this fan brought her entire collection of our merch, basically everything we'd ever made. And I mean, she was wearing like three different tour shirts at once. That was pretty wild.

This is my new account my main one was signed out

It’s honestly wild how kids can just watch the same thing constantly. My sister's kids are like that too. They find one specific part of a movie and just play it over and over and over again. You end up knowing every single line by heart.

I'll be honest with you, moments like these make everything worth it. My son saw the crowd cheering and asked if they’d remember me one day. I told him, it’s not about the titles you hold, but the connection you make with the people. That’s the real legacy.

I feel like there’s this incredible comfort in these stories, where everything is safe and wholesome. And because of that foundation, I can really lean into those mischievous, fun moments. It’s about creating a dynamic that feels like a warm hug, and I truly love these movies.

I’ve always been kind of a music nerd, you know, just obsessing over tiny production details. When we were writing Sugar, I was terrified the chorus was too much, but Pete just kept pushing me to go higher. I guess that’s how we found our sound, just experimenting.