Hi guys and welcome to Adulting. This is the podcast where I try to figure out what it

means to be an adult in the teenage and what affects the way we grow up. And today I

am joined by Freyridings. Hello! Freyr is a singer, songwriter, you probably heard her singing

loss without you, it's actually one of my favourite songs at the minute. And today I think we

wanted to talk about kind of the industry that she's in, career-wise because I guess for Freyr,

when she was a little, I bet you said like, want to grow up, I'd love to be a singer.

I actually said I wanted to be a blacksmith, but it was my thing. Until I was about nine, I said I

wanted to be like jewelry or blacksmith making because I love jewelry. And then I saw what was it? Love

actually. And the little girl at the end singing the Christmas song. It's only recently I remembered

this. That was the first time I saw her and I was like, I want to do that. And then now does it

feel like you're all living out your little girl dream? There are some moments where like, this

feels like you're in a film. They're like, they're not all the time, they're like, everything it's

like all the time, but it's like it's little moments where like, this is so surreal, like honestly,

what's going on? I guess at this point in time, like you're right in that, well it's funny because

obviously everyone else looking in, I'd be like, you're in the charts doing the stuff, but I guess

for you there's probably been like, so much time and energy put into this. Yeah, it's been like

over 10 years. Yeah, whereas from the outside, we're like, oh my god, like, look at you. Like,

and I guess for you that buildup has been really graduate. Maybe it doesn't look as dramatic as.

I mean, the last six months are so different from the first six months of this year. And it's almost

like, it does kind of like a snowball kind of effect. It was like a little pebble and then it was

like a little snowball and that's like massive like yeti-sized snowball. Like this is insane,

this has to be. Oh my god. But at the same time, like I kind of don't want it too because it's like,

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