Taylor KI-Stimmen-Generator von Fish Audio

So I'm at this coffee shop yesterday, and this sweet little girl comes up to me, she's like wearing this adorable shirt with my lyrics on it, and her mom's trying to take a picture but the camera's not working, and I'm just like, let's take a selfie instead.

So I saw this recipe on TikTok for homemade pasta sauce, and like, I tried it yesterday. Totally messed up my kitchen, and the sauce kind of exploded everywhere. But honestly? It actually tastes amazing, so I guess that's what matters.

I think what makes our work special is like, the way we all connect with each other, you know? When you're working together for so long, it becomes more than just a job, it's like this amazing journey we're all sharing together.

We were out in the elements for fourteen hours, just grinding. It’s intense, man, but you’ve gotta lean into that physical stuff. I remember thinking, this is either going to look incredible or I’m just gonna look like a total idiot out there. It was a complete whirlwind.

So I wrote this little piece about family dinners - hold on, let me get this right. It's about how we always end up laughing at the same stories, you know? I love that we keep telling them anyway, even though everyone knows the ending. That's what makes it special, right?

I moved out to LA and it was like starting all over again, honestly. You're going on three auditions a day, barely making rent, and just hoping someone sees something in you. It's a grind, but you've got to love the process or you'll go crazy.

You’re just out there grinding, like, doing the work and hoping for a break. It’s a wild ride because one minute you’re waiting tables and the next you’re on set for twelve hours. It keeps you humble, and honestly, you just gotta keep showing up and stay real through it all.

It was honestly such a wild experience, you know? We were filming like eighteen scenes a day, just constant pressure. But that is how you really learn the craft, just being on set and working those long hours. It was like a crash course in everything for me back then.