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Frankie Jonas. He's in the Zoom room. By the way, this is Dan. Frankie. Hello. Is it weird that you

meet people that feel like they've known you for a long time

because they've seen you for a long time?

No, yeah, it's absolutely, no, it's a thing because I mean a lot of people have seen me

since I was a kid, right, since, for the most part, a lot of people, especially in this industry,

know my brothers personally. My brothers have been on your show several times. So, no, I feel like

in a way I'm catching up to meeting all these people.

That's kind of weird because I've, dude, I've known your, your brothers and your family and your dad

for a long time.

Like, you, when you were younger, it looked exactly like your dad.

And now, as you grow up, it's, it's weird.

Is it weird that you're living your life more publicly today than you actually

lived it before?

No, absolutely.

And what's weirdest to that is that I didn't intend to, like, I didn't mean to come and, like, be a thing. I'd say that a thing. No, I just started being TikToks, and then it's all sort of just happened.

You really are a thing, though. Is that, but do you think you were a thing before? I think it was

no, so what was interesting

when this, when like I started making TikToks

and started getting bigger was I found out about

like these little sects of people

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