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In this podcast episode, we're going to try our hardest to be authentic.

A lot of people have been telling us we're inauthentic.

Actually, in our real life, too, people have been saying, you guys just seem inauthentic.

So can you please be more authentic?

So then I started pondering on it, how do I be authentic?

And I think I know how to be authentic now, so I'm going to try to?

Yes.

I don't really care about people in my real life saying it, but if it's going to start

affecting my bands, I'm going to start being authentic. We actually met with a Hollywood type

agent slash lawyer slash manager slash publicist. And they let us know that authenticity is what

everyone wants in celebrities like us. So we're going to try

to be authentic so we can keep rising up that Hollywood ladder. Yeah. So five, a Hollywood baby.

That guy Lucas was talking about, he watched a few podcasts and videos and he said, you guys seem

joyful. It must not be real, right? It's all an act. And then he said, I don't think that's

actually you. I think if you were being authentic, you would be in a bad mood most of the time.

So I thought I was happy, but maybe I'm actually supposed to be in a bad mood because that's like, who I'm supposed.

Like, he made it sound like if you're happy, it's not authenticity.

No, that's what it's so funny about.

When did I swear this was like 2019 when this started getting, you know, coming out of the earth's crust, people talking about, yeah, people are more authentic now. And like, Instagram's

getting more authentic and stuff. But it always does make me think that most of the time,

it seems like this authenticity is just curated. You know what I mean? Like it's people trying to

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