Austin Butler KI-Stimmengenerator von Fish Audio

So, um, we're here with - oh, hang on a second - yeah, we're here with our special guest today. Are you comfortable there? Okay, beautiful. As I was saying before - wait, what's that noise? Oh, right, sorry folks, just some background activity. Let's continue with our discussion.

You know, when I first saw the concept, I was like, this is exactly what we need right now. It's sort of this perfect blend of creative vision and storytelling that just immediately clicks. I was really excited to see how it would all come together.

Yeah, I was working with Baz on the character development, and we spent months just diving into Elvis's life. The accent coach and I would work for hours every day, and the music team was incredibly helpful with getting the movements right.

Hey everybody, Brett Young here. Just wanted to share a little story behind my new song "Midnight Memories." It's about those late-night drives with someone special, windows down, favorite song playing. Y'all know those moments that just stick with you forever? That's what inspired this one.

My love - So, It's seems you've changed your Zangi number...? About that $1,000... Apple card we were talking about yesterday - if you have bought it - Could you send me a message on Telegram instead? Just want to make sure it gets to me, not to imposters - I'll send you my Telegram link now - In case you don't remember it - Looking forward to hearing from you, my love.

You know, I was thinking about those amazing sessions, I mean, like in the studio with those guys from, you know, the '70s bands and everything. Meeting them was just, I mean, it was incredible, just incredible stuff happening back then.

You know, when I'm in the studio, I keep hearing all these layers, these possibilities, right? So I'm sitting there thinking, that's close, that's almost there, but not quite. And people are saying it's great, but they don't understand what's in my head.

You know, when you're filming in these small towns, it's different. I mean, the local businesses, the people walking by, they become part of the story. We had this coffee shop scene where actual residents were just being themselves, and that's what makes it real.