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Rachael Hunger (2024)

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Rachael Hunger (2024)

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Recently, I was contacted

by a content creator

who came across my films and

liked how they looked.

She asked if she could hire me for a day

to sh**t her going around New York City.

I said yes - and asked

if, in lieu of payment,

I could later do a documentary on her,

comprised of a sit-down

interview in her bedroom.

She agreed.

This is that documentary.

Here, just clap, so that I have the audio.

Okay, cool.

[Signing the release form]

Alright.

Um, so, who are you?

Hi, I'm Rachael Hunger,

um, [Rachael Hunger]

I live now in New York,

used to live in Albany, but...

I'm still getting used to it. Um...

Why are we here today?

Well, we're, I guess, here to

sh**t a little documentary,

since you were so kind and gracious

in allowing me to film with you

for my UGC.

I really appreciate it, so, here we

are. [UGC = User-Generated Content]

Um, alright, so what's it,

what's it like being a content creator?

Or, is that what you call yourself?

I don't want to assume.

(she giggles)

Yeah, because I

do feel like 'influencer',

it sounds so, like, uppity,

so yeah, I would say 'content creator',

and I'm definitely not, like,

I don't have a million followers,

I'm not like Lele Pons, I'm just like,

just doing basic stuff, y'know?

Showing people around,

basically taking them throughout my day,

in little bits and pieces with me,

whether it's getting ready,

or going to lunch,

or trying out a new spot for a drink.

That kind of stuff.

And when did you get started doing this?

How long have you been doing it?

I've been doing it for the last

like two years, I'd say,

hardcore, but,

more seriously in this last year.

Um, trying to get actual payments

for my jobs.

So, where are you at in your career?

Like, do you feel like

you have a lot of followers?

Do you feel like, um, you still have

room to grow? Like,

how do you feel about your career

as a 'content creator'?

Well, I mean, 23,000 is good,

but I feel like I want to do better if

I can, [Rachael has 23,000 followers]

because, I don't know, it seems to me

that based on my experiences thus far, um,

I've gotten a lot of

like, free deals and stuff,

um, coupons even...

When I first started,

that was like, the only thing I got

in return for posting about something.

Um, but yeah, I think like, coupons,

um, all that stuff is fine,

but it really doesn't pay the bills, so,

that's what I'm going for.

I'm looking to hopefully

get some brand endorsements

that are legit,

and have a contract where like

I post X amount for this amount of money,

and it's guaranteed. Um,

so yeah, that's my goal, um,

right now I'm getting there,

I had a, a little 50 dollar payment,

that was something.

It was like 'oh, here's

a little endorsement

to our spot', but it wasn't

actual money, it was still like, to be,

received and tendered at their location.

It was like a pizzeria.

(she chuckles)

Which sounds so corny, but, (she chuckles)

You know, it's something.

Yeah, yeah.

It gets me out there.

So, where are you from?

What's, what's your, what's your story?

Well, I'm from a little outside of Albany,

um, but in the area that I was in,

it was very 'the sticks' pretty much,

so, a little farm-y, you know?

A lot of livestock,

crops,

but not that much, it was just

really in that like, area in my town,

that specifically,

and it was kind of like

a little isolated, if you will.

A little creepy.

(she chuckles)

A little 'Children of the Corn'.

I prefer New York City.

(she chuckles)

What do you like about New York City?

Uh, I love the people, I feel like

where I grew up it was so quiet

and desolate, if you will. Uh,

kinda, like I said,

'Children of the Corn'. Um,

so it was nice to be able to get out

and visit the city every once in a while

as a teenager,

even as a kid I would sometimes

do it with my family, but.

Have you seen 'Children of the Corn'?

Yeah!

I have, and it's quite haunting.

Chilling, if you will.

Yeah.

There's a lot of those,

I think there's like

there might be like 9 or 10 different

'Children of the Corn'

movies at this point.

Are there really?

I think there are.

Because when I was growing up,

there was like a bunch of sequels that were

like straight-to-video.

- Oh, yeah.

- And then I think they've done like

a remake maybe,

and then like, other ones or something,

but I think there might be like 9 or 10.

Oh wow, oh my god.

Yeah. I have only seen maybe the first one

and the second one, I think.

Mm.

And what'd you think?

I, I think like, the premise is better

than the actual movie.

You know? It's one of those.

- Definitely.

- Like, yeah.

(he chuckles) - There

was like a kid pastor, right?

- Wasn't that like part of it?

- Yeah, yeah.

Ugh, my god, he got...

He gave me the creeps, I didn't like him.

- Mhm.

Do you like horror movies?

Um, I do a little,

I, I dabble here and there, um,

I'm trying to think of like what my

favorite one might be.

I have a hard time nowadays

sitting through movies, like all the way.

If I'm honest, my

attention span is just shot.

But like-(she chuckles)

In general, if I had

to pick a horror movie,

I would say

'Saw'.

That was really good, in my opinion.

- Yeah, 'Saw' is good.

I love 'Saw'.

Yeah, the special effects are crazy.

Like, I don't know how they do all that.

- Mhm. Yeah.

I know a little bit, but not everything.

Do you feel like that's something

you would ever want to do, like,

just be in movies, or anything like that?

It's funny that you say that,

because yes, um,

I considered going to like acting school

when I first kinda moved out here,

which was like just last month, um,

in theory, I could save

up for it, I could do it.

Not sure how long film is gonna like last.

You know what I mean?

Everyone's attention

span is like shot to sh*t.

Frankly, just like mine, so,

I, I wonder about

how long

that will go on for. You

know what I mean? Like,

I think it's cool, don't get me wrong,

I love movies

to a degree, uh,

but I just can't sit through them anymore,

and I'd rather watch like something

shorter if I could,

because time is money, and...

What do you mean by 'shorter'?

Like how short?

Like, I like watching um...

(she chuckles)

Like YouTube videos

even, I know that's like

- still kind of like old school, but.

- Mhm.

I enjoy it,

because like usually they're pretty short,

and they don't need to

be on for like 40 minutes.

It can be like a quick 10-minute

'Get Ready With Me' or

'go to Sephora with me' or...

So, you watch that stuff? Like even like,

because you, I know you make that stuff,

but like you will actually like watch

somebody else doing that stuff?

Oh yeah, absolutely, I mean,

I'm not bit-biting or anything,

but I am kind of taking

inspiration from stuff,

because, you know, there's nothing

new under the sun,

somebody said that, right? Um,

And yeah, I think it, it's good

to get that inspiration,

plus I low key enjoy it, because

it's like getting to spend time with

another person,

without actually having

to like do anything,

you can just chill.

That's interesting, I

never would have thought

that like content creators watch other

content creators.

Yeah... Like it, it just

feels like it's a very um...

I don't know, it's like your own pursuit,

and I would feel like

it would be something

that you would just like

get sick of, or something.

I mean,

the only thing that I get sick of sometimes

is like trying to film.

That's probably the hardest thing, for me.

- Mhm.

Um, just because like

it's not always opportune,

and I'm usually by myself trying to do it,

and I feel kind of ridiculous like

trying to do a oh 'here's me in New York',

and I have to be alone like on Chelsea Pier

trying to get a photo with like my

my stand and all that. Ugh.

It's just awkward.

Yeah.

So, I think that's like the most annoying

part about it, to be fair.

- Everything else is fine.

- Do you ever,

do you ever feel like silly like

when you're in public

and like you're sh**ting

content and like people

are looking at you weird,

or anything, or?

All the time.

Yeah, and you can't tell me they're not,

I know they are. (she chuckles)

Plus, I've seen those videos on TikTok,

of people like

oh, 'influencer in the wild',

or things like that, ugh.

Yeah.

I just pray and hope

that I'm never on it. (she chuckles)

What's something like

embarrassing about you?

Like I don't mean like career-ending,

but just something like

that you know, like,

cute embarrassing, like,

curious, you know?

- That's hard.

- Like harmless embarrassing.

Like just like a tidbit. You know like a

I don't know.

Mm.

Harmless tidbit.

(he chuckles)

Do you have any like guilty pleasures,

- entertainment-wise or life-wise?

- Oh.

Yes,

definitely, um,

something pretty much no one knows is that

like when I'm not

watching other influencers

talk about stuff,

and products, whatever,

I go and look at metal detectors online,

so I can like kinda see what they're doing

and try to go to locations,

because I, I asked for a metal detector

two Christmases ago and

I've been using it

intermittently here and there,

- haven't found anything.

- You use a, you use a metal detector

in New York City? Oh, okay.

- Not in New York City, but like

when I was still home,

I could use it outside

and just like go to random places because

honestly, there is a lot

of history to New York

- and, yeah, there's a lot of cool stuff.

- What have you found,

- have you found anything cool?

- I can show you, if you want.

These are some of my beautiful coins.

This is probably a

quarter, more than likely.

Um, what else do I have here?

This one looks like a dime,

but very very severely

weathered and worn.

As is this one,

these are all from the beach.

Um, I went to Rockaway

two months ago,

and yeah, these are uh, these are them.

So, you've never, you've never shown this

on like with content or anything?

You've never like, metal-detected?

No, because... Why?

(he chuckles) - Because

like, I don't know, I think

it would, it's not really my brand, per se.

People would...

I think that would be cool.

You think so?

I, I would watch some

like metal-detecting.

I, I, I'm just now hearing

of like metal-detecting

as like a category of video,

I never even heard of that.

No, yeah, it's really fun, um,

A lot of people do it, and it it

for the most part is uneventful,

just like the real thing, because,

it's just walking around,

waiting to find a spot, but,

when they do, it's really fun,

and I'm like, ugh, I'm craving that like

just give me something cool!

Old Victorian object or something, however,

I don't film that, only because, um,

I don't know,

I, I don't think the

image that I've cultivated

in my like online presence

would translate well with that content.

Like, I don't even speak in my videos,

let alone like

show my day-to-day really, like.

Yeah, it's weird, like um,

does it does it feel

weird being seen talking?

A little bit. (she giggles)

Well, you're not right now,

because we literally just see

your pants and the coins, but we

we just shot stuff where you were like

you were straight-up talking to the camera,

that was like, was that weird?

Yeah, I was just trying to focus on you,

I was like oh yeah, I just, (he chuckles)

I'm talking to a person.

(she chuckles) - Yeah,

alright, I'm gonna cut,

and we can talk more

about like what that's like.

Yeah yeah.

Alright, so here you are,

staring at the camera,

and talking,

and that's something you

don't normally do,

so let's talk about that, um,

why don't you talk in your content?

What's, what's that about,

when you're your

persona, or your character,

I don't know what to call it, but, um,

why don't you talk in your content?

Um,

well, honestly,

it does make me kind of nervous,

and that sounds silly, right?

Because like, I film

videos, and that's like

what I'm trying to do for a living, um,

but like, yeah, it's really hard, I think

the medium I work best in

is visual, and

that translates really well

to like, the audience that I want, um,

so yeah, that's, that's

why I mainly don't do it,

and also 'cause

I, I don't feel like I have the best

voice in the world,

so, there's that too.

You have a nice voice,

you have a good voice.

Thank you.

When I hear myself

after I've tried to record

something with audio,

I'm like, who the f*ck is that? Like,

I don't know who that is. Ah!

So not only are people hearing you talk,

they just heard you curse.

(she gasps) (he chuckles)

sh*t!

- No, I'm just teasing.

- This isn't family friendly.

It's whatever, it's out

there in the ether now.

- Mhm.

- I'm coolin'.

Hopefully I don't speak too freely.

(she chuckles)

You definitely have like, faces that you do

when you do your content, um,

Yeah? Oh, you've noticed

(they chuckle) the?

Well yeah, I mean that's

part of your character.

So it's like, I, I'm just noticing when I'm

seeing you, because um

I, I haven't really watched

too many of your videos,

um, to be honest, but

just seeing a couple,

you have like certain faces,

and like I can see like when you're talking

as your actual, human self,

like, you don't really make the same faces.

No, yeah, I mean,

yeah, I typically am very animated,

because I understand

that like it's much like

silent film acting in a way, because like

I'm doing this like visual representation

of an experience, a product, uh,

and it's, there's no sound needed,

it's just simply like

visually stimulating, so...

- yeah.

- Mhm.

Can you cycle through

a couple of your faces

- right now?

- Um...

Or is it, is it hard to do if you're not

like actually doing the video?

I think, like, I can do like um...

Sometimes I'll mouth things,

- Mhm. Yeah yeah.

- But that's different, like.

(he chuckles)

Does it feel silly when you're

doing it, or? (she chuckles)

Because like, it, obviously this is like

outside of the context of you

doing it doing it.

Yeah, um,

if it, yeah, it does

feel a little bit weird,

I feel like a Sim, like.

(they chuckle)

Alright, well,

I'm gonna cut and we'll we'll

talk about something else or

figure it out.

Okay.

Okay, so you have very prominent lips.

(she chuckles)

Um, - Thank you.

What's it like having really big lips?

Um, I mean I, it's fine, um,

I do get comments sometimes that are

sometimes less than nice, uh,

- Less than nice?

- A little bit indecent, if you will, yeah.

Oh, okay. (he chuckles)

I thought it was like, I was,

I, I was thinking like

people were just like

'screw you, you have

big lips' or something, but,

Oh no, no yeah, I mean, (he chuckles)

- Yeah.

- For the most part it's just like thirsty guys

- trying to flirt.

- Yeah.

So... But yeah, um,

You've, I guess you've

had them your whole life.

I feel like people with big lips,

it's just kind of like,

I guess they're just born with them.

(she chuckles)

- Yeah, I mean,

you would think so, right?

Because like,

Do they come in later?

Is it like puberty? Is it like breasts?

Do they like? (they chuckle)

I mean, sure, in some cases, sure, um,

But yeah, I mean,

this is totally off-the-record, but,

if I'm honest with you, and myself,

I did go ahead and take that leap,

I got swindled and totally...

I just, I fell into the, the hole.

I fell into that pitfall of

doing what everybody else was doing,

and I definitely got lip filler.

Oh. Okay.

- Yeah.

- I didn't even know that.

- No, yeah.

- It looks like natural, like it doesn't look like

I don't know.

Ugh. Thank you.

I hope, yeah, I mean,

I was glad that it didn't go terribly,

- there was one time when it did.

- Mhm.

Um, it was just not cute.

I feel like, okay, so,

what is it, is it like,

does it like wear off and you get more?

Or what's the deal with it?

So like,

it basically...

There's a lot of debate on this,

scientifically-speaking,

according to like the research, um,

somebody did like an MRI of someone's face,

after they had filler,

and it had supposedly

dissolved, because it wasn't

where it was when they

initially like injected it.

What is it that they put in there?

I think it's

hyaluronic acid?

What's that?

(he chuckles)

- It's like, it,

it's basically collagen,

just like extra.

And it's like a interesting like

- viscous fluid, if you will.

- Okay.

II guess that's the right,

I don't know if that's right, but.

I haven't done it in a while,

so it's likely that maybe

they have decreased in size, or deflated.

I mean they're still huge lips.

Thank you.

- I mean yeah.

- But they're fake.

- Unfortunately yeah, they're fake. Yeah.

- Yeah, spoiler.

But it's okay, I mean I always had a good

bottom lip, so that is truly mine, but,

So your bottom lip's yours.

- Mhm.

- Top lip is fake.

Yeah, for the most part.

So, what do your lips feel like

to you right now?

They feel like my regular lips.

So I'm looking in the mirror, like,

are they still there? They are. Um.

But yeah, they're just kind of

there, sometimes it's weird, like,

kissing people is weird,

- Mhm.

- Because it's like

I don't know what my top lip

is entirely doing the whole time,

and I'm just trying to make sure it's

acting right.

Alright.

So, yeah.

It's a little weird, but um...

Sorry, that was so extra share, ah.

(he chuckles)

It's interesting.

Yeah, I guess so. I guess so,

but, I don't know, I feel like it's

something that...

it's sort of a secret, if

- Mhm.

- If I'm honest, um,

But yeah, we've been having such like a

a cool conversation,

I was just like, let me

spout out and share, um,

Well, that's the point of a documentary

is you, you get people

being natural. You know?

Yeah, yeah. Um,

yeah, I suppose.

Is there um,

Is there any chance you might be willing to

kind of like cut that part?

Or make it a little bit more ambiguous?

Are you serious?

Yeah, if, if you could,

I mean I know that sounds extra, and like,

you know, it's silly, I

should probably be okay

with the fact that I

did something like that,

but I, what I'm not sure I'm okay with,

upon reflecting, uh,

is my audience knowing that, because...

Alright, let me cut,

and we can talk about it.

Like talk about it talk about it.

- Okay.

- Okay.

I always have like a

natural aversion to like

cutting things that work, and I feel like

it was such an interesting conversation.

Totally, I, I totally understand, um,

and it is your documentary,

um, I just, you know, I wonder if

maybe it's possible that

I could have a little bit more say

in like what's included and what's not?

I would just want you to look at

the finished product,

and then decide like how you feel about it,

and then let me know.

- Okay.

- Um,

because like, at the end of the day, like,

you signed a release,

and it's my footage,

and I can do with it whatever I want,

but, you know, I'll show you a cut of it,

and then maybe if you see a cut of it,

you might feel like

'oh, that actually works'.

- You know what I mean?

- Yeah, sure. Yeah.

I feel like you're angry with me now.

No no no, I'm just um

uh, pensive. (she chuckles)

No, I just mean like, like let me

take a crack at it basically.

Like let me try and make my version of

the best movie I can make,

and if that's in there, that's in there,

and if it's not in there,

then it's not in there,

and then you look at it with fresh eyes,

because like what feels weird in the moment

isn't necessarily what's gonna feel weird

when you look at it like incorporated into

a full piece, does that make sense?

No, yeah yeah, sure, and,

okay.

Alright, um, (he chuckles)

Well, what else is there to talk about?

I don't know, what, what can we talk about?

Alright, so, here is my room,

behind me I have my calendar,

because it's always good to stay on time.

Here I've got my little pencil case,

some beautiful cr*cker Barrel pens.

Two dollars, total steal,

go to cr*cker Barrel.

Oh, I have these cute little testers

from Carolina Herrera.

These were only 35

paired together at the store.

I was like, that's tea, I'm getting it.

What does 'tea' mean, by the way?

Oh, 'tea'? It's like oh

that's tea like that's

that's a deal, like that's the secret

- that I needed to know.

- Oh, right.

'Oh, that's the tea, right there' like

- Okay.

- Little-known secret.

Little life hack.

What else is over here?

I mean, I have room spray,

this was something

that I actually got from uh

Tassot A-pare-ies?

I, I never knew how to learn the name.

But uh yeah, they gave this to me to try.

So yeah, you've probably seen it on my

little Instagram page.

And then,

this is my Sarah Jessica Parker perfume.

I really do love 'Sex and the City',

that's like one of my favorite shows.

Mhm.

- Does it smell like paradise?

- What does it smell like?

I can't smell it from over here. Don't like

spray more of it, just in case

I hate it, but, (they chuckle)

Here, let, here pass it to me,

and I'll just sniff it.

Is this what Sarah

Jessica Parker smells like?

That's what I would think,

I would think so, right?

And it's pretty magical, I love it.

It's like, I was expecting to hate it,

but I kinda like it.

Yeah, it's not bad, right?

It has almost like a

cigarette-y sense to it,

or like a hookah, it almost

smells like a hookah. (she chuckles)

Have you ever done hookah?

No, I've never done hookah.

Okay, this kind of

it has like a hookah-ness.

I wonder if Sarah Jessica

Parker does hookah.

It would not surprise me,

because she smokes

a whole lot in that show.

Ah, yeah, that's true, I forgot about that.

Um,

what else?

This is like my little

everything bin right now, but,

when it's not everything,

it's mainly just my hair stuff.

And then over here this is just like

everything else.

This is like a three-tiered system.

Makeup,

nails and body,

more nails and body.

(she chuckles) So,

basically the same thing. Um,

You have like a statue of big lips.

Oh yes I do, I,

one could say I

manifested that as well, um,

But we're not allowed to talk about

your big lips.

Yeah, shh.

Um, but then I also

have this lovely turtle,

I got this from T.J. Maxx.

Mhm.

Literally 15 dollars.

Alright. I like the cat poster.

Oh, yeah, thank you!

I don't know if you saw the picture

of my actual cat, but.

Yes, I did.

I like to think of that

painting as an homage.

Mhm.

I like to be really organized,

so I've got like summer tops here,

summer pants here,

and then this is all my like

really nicer type stuff,

um. Got some of this.

This is actually really really cool,

this is a high-ticket item,

I got this from a brand based in Greece.

They sent it to me in the mail,

all I had to do was

like sh**t a video in it,

and it was really cute. Ah!

Also got this from a little brand deal,

this is like an independent boutique brand

called Spencer's Closet,

- and they gave this to me to wear.

- Mhm.

During Fashion Week last year.

Ooh, this was my fit for 'Barbie'.

I made a whole reel about it,

going to the Barbie movie,

and like going in my hot pink,

me and my friends went all together.

It was really cool.

- Did you like 'Barbie'?

I do, yeah, and I, I did like her.

As like a toy, or like in the movie?

No, I meant did you like the movie?

- I did like the movie.

- I thought it was good.

I fell asleep a little bit, but.

Uh-oh.

Is that, is that, do we

have to cut that out,

that you fell asleep during it?

No, it's fine, I can admit

that. (she chuckles)

But yeah, I have this as well,

this is like my favorite...

What is this from? Divided.

Yeah, I didn't get a deal with them, but,

I did really like their dress,

- I think it's like Urban Outfitters?

- Mhm.

But I did a shopping with me trip

to Urban Outfitters,

and this is what I got.

- So nice.

- Okay.

Yeah, um.

But yeah, that's, that's mainly it,

I mean I could uh,

I could try some on for you, if you want.

We could do like a little

'ooh, get ready with me'.

Or it, maybe even like for transitions,

in between things, when we're like

talking about stuff,

we can like, oh, look

at her in this outfit,

and then, changing subject,

in this outfit.

You know? That kind of vibe?

Okay, yeah. Totally.

- Would that be cool?

- Yeah.

Alright, cool cool, so...

yeah.

I guess with that in there.

- Okay, I'll cut, I'll cut here.

- Wait, what?

- I was gonna say, I guess with that in there um

maybe we can cut out some of the, the more

sensitive subjects that we were

talking about earlier.

Oh my god. Like, really?

Yeah. I mean yeah.

Wait, what, what do you mean?

I mean like, you know,

maybe we can substitute.

Like, - Substitute what for what?

Lip filler for clothes.

What's 'clothes'? What does 'clothes' mean?

Like outfits, like, 'oh, check this out'.

Really cute.

I can explain where I got it and

what a good deal I got on it,

even if I didn't.

Well, that's not as interesting.

I mean, you, one could say that.

Like if you're just putting on a jacket,

and talking about a jacket,

that's not as interesting as you

talking about the fact

that you have lip fillers,

and giving an honest like

down-to-earth, uh,

statement on that. You know?

Like it, I, I just feel like you're

this is almost like you're turning this

documentary into kind of like

what your content is.

Unintentionally.

I wouldn't have agreed to sh**ting um

your content for you

around New York City

if I thought that like

the documentary was literally just gonna be

more content of you like

trying on stuff or whatever.

Oh.

So like, honestly like, I feel like um

the documentary

like can be

just us disagreeing about

what the documentary

is.

Like, this shot

that I have on you right now, like,

I just like the shot of just you sitting,

and just being like a person,

and uh, we're just having a conversation.

Like to me, that's compelling, like,

I'm not

a young person who watches content.

That's not compelling for me,

- Mm.

- I'm somebody who watches like documentaries

where people are being

real with each other. Um,

but,

I think a way to, for us to meet halfway

is the fact that like

you know, in the context of us disagreeing,

there's a documentary there.

Um, does that make sense?

Is that something you would be more

comfortable with?

I do like the idea

of it being more focused on

us disagreeing about like

what the point of the

documentary is, or like what

any point to any documentary is, really.

Well, 'cause that's real,

like that's what we're

if, if that's what's happening between us,

our disagreement, - Yeah.

I feel like that disagreement

becomes the documentary.

That like, for me, documentaries,

and film in general,

should be always chasing like what's real,

and like what's happening right now,

and what's happening right now is

we're disagreeing about what this is.

- You know? So.

- Yeah, sure.

Can we, uh,

is that something you feel safe capturing?

Because I, I, I'm just worried now

that we're gonna go down that path,

and then you're gonna be like,

alright, well, cut all the stuff

about us disagreeing, and,

just keep all the stuff about

me talking about clothes

and stuff. You know?

Oh no, yeah, I mean,

you can, you can totally keep the

the disagreement in there,

I think that honestly

I really really like your

idea there, because like

that is really compelling,

I like things that have like,

you know,

a story, I don't think is interesting,

unless there's resistance, - Mhm.

- In some way, shape, or form.

- Sorry, I'm just

figuring the shot a bit better, but

No, word.

But yeah, I um,

I definitely think...

Like, we don't have to get along,

and that can be part of the

the interestingness of what we're doing.

You know? Because we're, you know,

we're two different people.

Like, I come from a very

different world from you,

and you come from a very different

world from me.

Like I don't get why people make content.

I think it's stupid, like,

I'm fine admitting that to you,

and I'm sure you get that from people

in your life.

Oh sure, yeah. But if it's

stupid... Um, I don't, I don't

dislike you as a person,

I'm just saying, like,

I, I don't understand why people make

this kind of sh*t. Like I, like,

with this same equipment, like,

a f*cking camera,

you can make like an

actual like f*cking movie,

and not just like worship

these f*cking brands,

and uh, make your whole life about chasing

these little f*ck' morsels of sh*t

that they f*cking throw your way,

whether it be a f*cking coupon,

or some f*cking sh*t that

they throw you, and then

you're constantly

chasing this f*cking carrot

that's like dangling in front of your face.

Like that's f*cked up too.

So it's like, us talking about that sh*t,

and that's fine, I'm

there's sh*t that you think

like is f*cked up about me and I'm sure

you think like 'oh, this

pretentious as*h*le',

that's like sh1tting on

what I'm doing right now.

You know, I'm sure you

have sh*t that you would

want to say to me, and that can be kind of,

if, if we're rolling

while that's happening,

then that's f*cking compelling, so,

I think that's interesting.

Okay. I mean...

Like, say something to me, like say,

I'm not trying to force it,

because then that would be fake, but like,

how are you feeling about me

sh1tting on what you do?

Does that feel, does that feel good?

Does that feel uncomfortable?

It feels...

pedantic.

Pedantic?

Okay.

Because like,

I mean I, I kind of got the gist of it

when I first like approached you,

and we had a little chat

you know, over the phone about

what we do, and what we're into, and... Mhm.

Yeah um I mean, I got

the gist of it from there,

so like, I do know that, I'm aware,

um that you feel that

way, and I, I do respect it,

to a degree,

even though I disagree, um,

yeah, I'd say,

content creation in general

at this moment in time

is much more lucrative

than trying to work in film.

I have no doubt that it's more lucrative,

and also I'm not trying to work in film,

I'm just trying to make

stuff that I like, like,

you know that, you've

seen some of my stuff,

you wouldn't have contacted me

if you didn't like kind of what I'm doing,

which is just doing my own thing, um,

- Oh no, yeah, of course.

- You know, I'm not, what I mean is like

I'm different also from

people on my side, uh,

making art and chasing being in Hollywood,

and all that sh*t.

Like I'm doing my own thing there.

Um, so, you know,

I'm, I'm not chasing that sh*t in general,

is what I'm trying to say.

- Mm.

- Um,

So you don't want to make

high-budget movies?

No. Not at all.

- Really?

- If I'm not doing sh*t like this,

like even though this

day is not going great

because we're disagreeing

on what this documentary should be, like

this small footprint type sh*t,

I f*cking love.

And you, the, I'm sure

the small footprint-ness

of making content is what makes it

tolerable for you to be

shilling for these f*cking brands,

is the fact that you can just go out

and do it yourself,

rather than like

you being part of some f*cking,

if you worked at some network,

or you worked at some TV station,

or whatever, or you

were, you know, on some red carpet

interviewing people or whatever, like,

there's that path,

and you didn't take that path,

so there's some acknowledgment there

of like you like the fact that you can just

get out there with a f*cking camera

or your phone, and you can make something.

So like, we're kind of

cut from the same cloth,

in a certain sense,

it's just that like

I'm looking for honesty,

and you're kind of,

I don't know, it's almost

like a brainwashing

thing where like you're

so f*cking close to just

like making something

that's like honest and cool,

but oh, these f*cking

brands call you and say like

go visit here, or like a

store calls you and says

like come check out our thing

and make content about

it, it's like, I don't know

it's just, it's, its a, different place

than I come from sh*t with,

so it's hard for me to relate.

It's not entirely dishonest,

the type of content that I make,

I mean, I can understand

why it might seem that way,

because not everything is included,

for instance, my voice.

I don't include that, so that element

- of reality is lost.

- And I don't, I don't,

I don't have any problem

with that, I think that's cool, uh,

that's fine that you

don't talk in your stuff.

- Cool, great, yeah.

- No, yeah.

But like, I'm just saying it

it seems like you think that I'm like

d*ck-riding these brands,

and I'm definitely not, I'm just

showing the best part

that they have to offer,

whether it be

a product or

an experience,

- and I'm showing the best aspects.

- That's fair, but you wouldn't

you wouldn't do it if they weren't,

I mean, actually, I should phrase that

as a question, would

you do this kind of stuff

if they weren't asking you to do it?

I mean...

Because uh, I mean I can get, like,

when you're starting out,

you could just go and

do stuff to show that you can do it,

- Yeah, yeah of course.

- But like, you know,

I don't know, it, some of the stuff,

would you even do?

I mean,

- Like, okay, let me put it this way.

- Touch.

Let me put it this way:

these are the best

years of your life, right?

You're young, you're beautiful,

you're in New York City,

- right?

- Thank you.

Why aren't you a f*cking artist?

Like, let's, let's be real,

let's get real with this

f*cking documentary,

like why aren't you making art?

Like, what's the f*cking,

what are you getting out of

what you're doing

that's so much better than like

if you were to tell a f*cking

compelling story?

Like what is the f*cking problem?

- Why isn't my TikTok reel an art?

- Well it's something else, right?

It's commercialism and it's

the commercial area of things and it's

advertising and it's

to an extent it's propaganda.

But that, it's still like

in and of itself like

a lot of commercials, let's say,

the, the Campbell's soup can commercial,

where it hops of the shelf and

follows a kid home.

Mhm.

That's, like,

there's a storyline there, like

there's a point to that, and,

it's still art, you know what I mean,

even though they're trying to get you

to buy a product at the end of the day,

that still doesn't take away

the aspect of artistry that goes into that.

- Mhm.

- Like,

it's still beautiful.

I think of that as like a short film,

No yeah, look, commercial art

can be some of the best art,

and there's been really influential

commercial art.

I would have more respect for you

if you were actually making stuff

that could be held

to that regard,

or could be in a museum one day,

but you're not, you're

like literally you're just

being used as a f*cking pawn, dude.

Like, for real.

I wouldn't say 'a pawn',

because like at the end of the day,

there is benefits to the job.

And it, I guess it depends on what your

expectation is when you go into that, like,

if you're expecting to be paid

a million dollars the first time

you get a brand deal, like,

you're not gonna get that, but,

you will get a good experience.

You will get to go places

you haven't gone before.

And you find that compelling?

I mean, I think it is

incredibly compelling,

it's another way to connect with people,

and I think that's

integral to art

- as a, as a whole.

- Mhm.

So I, this, I'd say like okay,

I agree to disagree with you

in terms of like,

oh, content creation isn't art

because I'm like sold out or whatever,

I haven't even like gotten

that much money from it

I mean I've gotten vouchers, basically, so,

I wouldn't say I'm

selling out in that regard,

but I would say that

I'm taking the opportunity

that I have to use

my assets,

and make some money for myself.

And broaden my social connections.

See, that was good, like,

a little bit of that, that

was like interesting.

Are you comfortable

with that being in there?

- Yeah, yeah, absolutely, I, I think that's good.

- Okay.

Alright.

Okay, so like what, what

would the clothing be?

Um, I mean we can go with a, a variety

of different outfits, I mean,

But like what would it be? Like what's,

when you, when you say

'trying on clothes', is it like,

like what's, what does

'trying on clothes' mean?

Oh, I mean like, you know,

little outfit reveals, like,

we find a way to

or at least, how I do it,

when I'm doing like a TikTok,

I try to find like a walkway to go down,

whether it be a hallway or

like even just my bedroom door.

Walk in in one outfit,

and then walk in in another one,

cut to, walk in in another one,

and then it's like a runway.

Like me, doing a runway show, by myself.

So then it's not actually

like trying on clothes

it's not like putting on clothes,

it's like finished product,

like here's me in clothes,

- right?

- Yeah. Yeah. Pretty much.

- Um.

- Like a runway show.

Yeah, I don't know.

It just sounds a little content-y to me.

If it was you

trying on, like literally

putting on, taking off clothes,

that would be more interesting,

because that's not something that you

would normally see you do.

Yeah, it'd be more like something

you'd see an OnlyFans model do.

(he chuckles)

Right, but, I'm just

trying to, I'm just trying to

give an example of like the fact that like

there's just no real reason to do, like,

'here's me in this outfit',

and then cut to

'I'm in another outfit',

cut to, 'I'm in another outfit', like

that's just not the kind

of thing I'm going for,

like I would rather just talk to you, um,

and ask you more questions about

what it's like to be you and stuff.

Like it just doesn't seem useful to grab

that kind of footage,

unless there's something

about it that's different than what

normally would be there.

But watching me undress seems useful?

I, you, I mean, I feel like you're

pinpointing upon that, but,

well yes, to, you know,

I'll argue from the position

you're putting me in,

but yeah, it would be, it would be useful,

it would be interesting.

It would be entertaining,

it would be beautiful,

because I would sh**t it beautifully.

Would you consider

well-directed porn 'art'?

I would consider

poorly-directed porn 'art'.

I think 'porn' is a genre, I think um

I would defend any art that is art,

and art is art,

and that's all that art is, and so,

I'm not trying to make porn here,

so I kind of like

I know what you're getting at, um,

and I don't appreciate it, um,

but yeah, I would,

of course I would defend any art.

No, yeah, I just,

I just think it's interesting that um

seeing me in the outfits isn't useful,

but watching me get to that point is.

Yeah, because that's normally what

we would not see.

So, if we're seeing you

putting on or taking off clothes,

that's something we wouldn't normally see.

Again, this is the

purpose of a documentary,

is to give people a glimpse of you

behind what they would normally see of you.

You're a beautiful woman.

Who wouldn't want to see a beautiful woman

putting on or taking off clothes?

That's like what people have painted since

paint existed.

You know, you can go

into a museum and see like

paintings of like women

washing their legs and sh*t, you know?

This isn't 'porn', this

isn't me being a creep,

this is me being an artist.

Like welcome to f*cking models and artists,

and the oldest f*cking relationship

in the history of art.

A woman is beautiful.

A painter, or a sculptor,

uh, captures them.

You know?

Right.

What was the eye roll there?

I saw the f*cking eye

roll, what do you mean?

So I reckon that's the

reason why you picked me

for your little documentary, then?

That you're beautiful?

I, is this the first time

you've been told that?

Yes, you're beautiful.

It's not the first time,

not to toot my own horn, but...

No, what I mean is like

yeah, okay, so, you know,

you wanted me to sh**t content of you.

Great, I was like, let me do a documentary,

yeah, because you're beautiful is probably

part of why I chose to do

that deal, rather than

just get paid or something.

Because I was like, this chick's gorgeous,

like why can't I just

do a documentary? That would be dope.

That would be priceless,

art is always priceless, right?

I guess, sure.

But I mean,

don't you think it's kind of voyeuristic

to deem

watching someone undress,

which is usually a private moment,

for most people...

Yes, art is about

private moments, - As art?

It's about like you talking about your lip

filler, it's like what they

say about free speech:

free speech isn't there to protect

speech that you love,

it's there to protect speech that you hate.

That's the only possible purpose.

The only possible purpose of art

is moments that you wouldn't normally see,

or you wouldn't normally appreciate.

We see women walking down the street,

fully clothed, all the time.

We don't always see women

in states of undress, unless we have

some sort of intimate

relationship with them,

but art provides us a glimpse into

intimacy and into

connecting with other people,

and being allowed into their world.

You know? You allowed me into your world

with this documentary,

and so I, I f*cking went down

that path with you, with you,

and the second we started revealing things

about yourself that are actually

about yourself,

you f*cking back off.

And that's f*cked up, because

we were - Is it f*cked up?

Yeah, it is, because we were so close

to f*cking creating a piece of art here.

You know?

I think

what we're doing right now is 'art'.

Is it not? Having a dialogue?

Yes, I'm fine with this,

this is good, this is all usable.

Right.

I just think

you don't have to necessarily

have a naked woman in your

finished product to make it interesting,

or to make it 'art'.

I don't necessarily need to have

a naked woman in my art

for it to be 'art', I'm just saying, you,

you were talking about putting

on clothes and taking off clothes.

The only way that I would want to do that

is if you were actually,

like we saw you in your underwear,

which, honestly, like f*cking, dude,

like I've seen your f*cking content,

you've been on beaches,

you've been in f*cking bikinis and sh*t

on the f*cking beach,

so what's the big deal about

you in like a bra and panties?

It's the same f*cking

attire, it's just that

you're on the beach or you're in

a f*cking bedroom, so it's like,

you're you're playing this

moral high ground thing

(he coughs) Excuse me.

You're playing this like

moral high ground thing, but like

you know, what, what is the problem?

Like why, why do you care? Like, what?

Who gives a sh*t?

Did you like forget to

shave your legs today

or something, like

what's the f*cking problem?

But the point is like

you're the one who brought up f*cking

taking on or putting off clothes,

like I've never brought that up once

during this whole f*cking thing.

So like, - You don't have

to curse at me, thank you.

I curse when I talk, it's,

I'm not cursing at you,

I'm expressing myself

as like a human being.

I'm using, uh, all parts of the buffalo,

and some of the parts of the buffalo

is me f*cking cursing, dude.

I don't, I'm not angry with you, I'm,

this is like intellectual

discussion, right?

Yeah, but I bet you'll

cut that out, won't you?

What won't, what would I cut out?

What doesn't make you look good.

What doesn't make me look good?

I look like f*cking great here, dude.

Do you? Because you just told

me that - Yeah, I'm, I'm saying...

This would only be interesting

if I undressed for you on camera...

No no no... Followed it

up by cursing at me a ton.

No, that's not what I said.

Do you want to put any

more nails in your coffin?

(he chuckles)

What, you think I'm gonna

get cancelled for this sh*t?

No, because, if you actually look

at the content of what I said,

nothing I said was wrong,

in fact, I was backed into a uh

theoretical corner, um,

with how you were

describing the situation, so,

I think, I think I come off fine.

I think you come off a little bit

f*cking inflexible.

Really?

Yeah.

I'd like to see if this gets to the

final cut of the film.

- This scene? I'm happy with it.

- Yep.

Well, I look forward to watching it, then.

Okay.

I think you would like

this movie more than you

think you would.

Okay, so why are you

giving me the silent treatment?

Why aren't you saying

anything to me anymore?

I'm rolling, so, I want to capture

what you have to say about

you not talking to me anymore right now.

I disagree with you on a lot of things.

Most things.

- Yes.

- But,

That's fine.

I think I agree with you on one...

Maybe one thing.

What do you agree with me on?

I agree that

it's better to be honest.

Yes!

That's all I've been f*cking saying, dude.

It is better to be honest.

f*ck yes, okay,

let's do this.

Can I ask you questions and sh*t?

Go for it.

I'll try to remain

myself

- and not any other version.

- Okay.

f*ck yes, alright, um,

gimme something from your life

that you've never told anybody,

and let's capture that f*cking honest

moment, and I guarantee you you'll

feel better about yourself.

And you'll feel better about this project,

if you just share something

that's real.

Have you ever had your heart broken?

Yeah.

Have you ever broken a heart?

Probably, that I wasn't aware of it.

Are you just so, you know,

cold-hearted that you don't even care

if you broke somebody's heart or not, or?

No, I mean I, um,

Who broke your heart?

Let's get back on that.

Who broke your heart?

It was this guy that I

I dated when I was like sixteen,

and we met online, it

was so f*cking stupid.

Um, it might have been

kind of a trauma bond,

now that I think of it, but,

basically, I found a way

to use some college money

to go to England and meet this guy, IRL.

And we had a whole

little tryst, if you will,

for like a week, and then,

I came back home,

kept in contact with him...

- Kind of.

- Did you guys f*ck?

I'll let you figure that out.

Take a guess, what do you think?

'Tryst' usually means f*ck, I feel like.

Yeah, so I mean, yeah,

that is true, we did, but, um,

yeah,

it was a really like

whirlwind-type romance,

it was quick...

Uh, - The f*cking, or the romance?

The romance, because after that

it just became like t*rture, frankly,

because there's no way to keep up

a relationship that far apart.

You know what I mean? Like,

he's in England, I'm in the US,

we don't see each other physically, like,

we don't get that time, and when we did,

and then we couldn't

see each other after that,

that made it even worse.

Because it's like we had one

taste of like getting that feeling,

and then...

So then what happened, did he cheat on you?

- What happened?

- Yeah, actually.

- Really?

- Yeah.

That's a surprise.

Oh, not too surprising,

it was long distance.

Yeah, that's what I

mean. I'm being sarcastic.

Oh. (she chuckles)

Yeah, no, yeah, um,

yeah.

Were you pissed off when that happened?

Yeah, I was very upset. Um,

Was that before you started making content,

or after?

Much before.

Do you think maybe that

led you down the path of

like wanting attention from other people,

and showing yourself?

Maybe?

Maybe a little.

Why do you think you want to show yourself

to the world in the way that you have?

And why do you think you're so apprehensive

about showing yourself in

uh, more artistically significant ways?

If you want me to be like...

Do you want the real answer, or do you want

the nice fluffy answer?

Give me both.

I wanna hear your

version of like a fluffy one,

and then give me the real answer.

A fluffy one would be um

my parents did their best,

but ultimately failed to

supply me with a uh

a more secure self-esteem.

If that makes sense.

It makes total sense.

- They were very critical.

- Mhm.

Uh,

and the truthful, the

more truthful answer is,

they were just really

f*cking shitty people.

They were physically violent.

- Emotionally expl*sive.

- I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

No, it's okay.

Do you want me to cut, or?

- No, it's okay.

- Okay.

And it's important to be truthful.

So yeah, that's the reason why, probably.

I'm honored that you shared that.

- That's really beautiful.

- Thank you.

Yeah, no, it's okay, I mean,

sh*t happens.

(nervous chuckle) Um.

Yeah. Do you want me to cut?

We can just cut real quick.

Yeah, sure.

Okay.

So, start telling that story again,

that you were telling me

before I started rolling.

Oh um,

(they chuckle)

Yeah um, it was just so stupid,

me and my friend Christina,

we just got like totally

bored one night and

everybody was having a party,

we weren't invited,

in fact we were kind of barred from it

for reasons that don't

need to be explained.

She got in a fight with somebody. Anyway,

Look at me more when you're telling it.

Uh, yeah, so, anyway, she uh,

she decided like,

'Wanna play truth or dare?'

and I was like 'Yeah, sure'.

So, we decided to go and she,

it was just truth mostly,

I didn't have any dares

in mind, she didn't,

until like half an hour

in, she's like, 'Oh my God,

why don't we go skinny dipping?'

That was her dare, and I was like, f*ck,

alright, well I guess I'm

going skinny dipping then, so,

I had to run across this quad,

because she somehow tacked on another layer

to the dare, that wasn't,

that's not the rules,

but she made it the rules, so,

of course, I had to do

something extra, but,

so did she, she followed me, so.

So, what did it feel like?

Doing it?

Uh,

cold. (they chuckle)

- And it was freezing.

- Was that, so that,

was that the first time

you'd seen her naked?

Yeah.

And the first time she'd seen you naked?

Yeah.

Was there any attraction there,

between the two of you?

I mean, maybe.

Well, I mean you decided to be

naked with each other,

and you could a just been like, f*ck no,

I'm not gonna do that,

but you decided to do it anyway, so.

That's true. That's true.

Do you dabble in

stuff with women, or?

I mean,

sure, you could say that.

So, you're attracted to women too?

- Yeah.

- In addition to men?

- Yeah.

- Were you, were you attracted to her?

A little bit,

but it wasn't formally known, so.

Mhm. Do you think there was anything,

do you think she might have felt anything

for you, or it was just kind of one-way?

I think it was more one-way.

Yeah. That sucks.

She had a boyfriend like all the time.

- Mm.

- So.

I'm sure he wouldn't have minded if.

(they chuckle)

- Right? Yeah.

Of course.

This shot is so good.

Oh really? Yeah.

I'm glad.

You look great.

This is almost like the

poster or something,

I don't know.

Oh thanks! Yay!

- Beautiful.

- See, this is fun, right?

You're having fun with this, right?

Oh yeah, absolutely.

Yeah, dude.

This is better.

Look, you're f*ck', the

camera loves you when

you're being f*cking honest, dude.

I just feel like Rose in 'Titanic'.

Yeah, exactly.

'Paint me like the French

woman' or whatever.

Yeah.

You can feel free to take

your top off at any time,

like she did.

Sure.

- I'm just kidding, I'm just kidding.

- Nice try.

I'm just kidding.

I think we're good.

I think we got it.

Did that feel good?

Oh, you do?

Yeah, dude.

That's it?

Well, I don't know. Um,

is there more you would want to share?

I mean, if you think we got everything.

Well, I just feel like we had

this really real disagreement.

You know? We resolved it.

You shared things.

Um, you opened up.

You got raw.

I feel like that's kind of it.

I don't know.

Well, I mean, it's not really

an ending ending, but like

us talking about it ending

could be the ending.

So I think we got it.

- Okay.

- How do you feel?

I feel um

really good, actually.

Yeah, you feel good?

I'm quite refreshed.

I feel like we bonded.

- Yeah, we did!

- Like even though we,

even though we disagreed about sh*t,

I feel like we bonded a little bit.

Oh yeah, and it felt

really really good to be um

so honest.

Here, move back a little bit,

I want to get the light more on your face.

I want you to look as

beautiful as possible.

Thank you.

Not that you could ever not look beautiful,

but let's...

There, there we go!

That's even better.

Yeah. That's awesome.

- Sorry, you were saying?

- Um,

so, you think we, we got everything?

Yeah, dude.

Cool! Alright, well... Did it feel good?

Yeah, it's been good,

it's been a wild ride, that's for sure.

You look like, see the,

you look like you just f*cked.

You know what I mean? Like it, it,

you have to vibe of like

you got something out of your system.

You know what I mean?

Like it was catharsis or some sh*t.

Yeah, in one way or another, I did.

Yeah.

And I have you to thank, so.

Yeah, you have me to thank for f*cking you.

Cinematically, artistically.

Yeah, sure.

Well, that's all!

(they laugh)

That's all art is, that's all sex is,

that's all anything, it's just like,

just get two people being

honest with each other

for X amount of period of f*cking time,

- right?

- Yeah.

- Yeah absolutely.

- I feel like you learned something today.

Yeah, I reckon I did.

Yeah.

Yeah, you just have like a, you, you

have like a post-f*ck daze, dude.

You're like just kind of high.

You look high.

(they chuckle)

You do, but in a good way,

you look high in like a relatable way.

(she laughs maniacally)

Dude, your actual laugh

is so f*cking good, dude.

(he laughs)

You sound so high right now.

Oh goodness, okay, um,

- yeah.

- You sound so high.

You look so high, you sound so high.

Well, that's cause...

Cause you're high?

Did you get high before this?

(she chuckles)

- No I um

I don't have a friend named Kristen.

I never did.

You don't have a friend who?

What'd you say?

I don't have a friend named Kristen.

Is that what? I don't even remember what

the friend's name was.

I just remembered the nude bodies.

Yeah, nobody got nude,

that didn't happen.

- What's her, what's her actual name?

She doesn't exist. It, I made it up.

Wait, what?

Yeah, I made her up.

So you never...

Wait, you didn't go skinny

dipping with anybody?

You didn't do any...

Okay. Why did you make that up?

Well, I mean, you wanted

something interesting.

No, I wanted something honest.

You didn't, I'm not gonna cut that,

I'm gonna cut that out

now, if it was made up.

I'm gonna just not gonna use that.

- Thanks for telling me.

- Well, you're gonna have a lot to cut out.

It wasn't that long,

it was like just a couple minutes.

No, my parents also never hit me.

Why would you lie

about something like that?

Why would you make a documentary

with the veiled purpose

of trying to get someone

nude on camera?

Is that really what you think that I do?

Well at least a little bit.

No, I don't think I do that at all.

Why would you lie about

your parents beating you?

Why would you think that that's okay?

What about people... For the

same reason you thought it was okay

to ask me to take my

clothes off for the camera.

What about people who are

watching this right now who

have actually been beaten?

How are they gonna feel when they see you?

What about your fans?

What fans?

Your fans.

I have followers, not fans.

Okay, sorry.

'Followers'.

Wait,

why would you?

So, you made up

that you went skinny dipping,

which is like, fine, whatever,

but, why would you make up about

your parents beating you?

So, I'm not gonna use that,

and you're gonna thank me one day,

that I didn't use that,

because that's really f*cked up.

I'm sorry.

I just

- I'm gonna cut that part out.

- I wanted to prove that I can act,

I mean, you did ask me about

that. I'm gonna cut that part out

about you making that

sh*t up about your parents,

that's really f*cked up.

Yeah.

- I don't know why you would do that.

- The lip filler thing isn't true either.

Excuse me?

The lip filler thing.

That wasn't true either.

That's how this all f*cking started.

Why...

Why would you lie

about the lip filler thing?

I thought it gave me more color.

Made me more interesting.

It made you more interesting

to say you had lip filler?

You thought it was hell

a interesting, did you not?

What about the guy in, the guy in England?

That is actually true.

That's true?

That is true.

Are you lying to me right now?

No.

How can I believe you?

You tell me.

What other sh*t have you lied about?

I feel like there's more.

- There isn't more.

- What are you doing to me right now?

Are you sabotaging my f*cking movie?

No, I mean, you wanted

something interesting.

No, I wanted the truth, I wanted honesty,

I wanted real sh*t.

But that's not really

what any movie is, is it?

We can damn well try.

So, this f*ck' movie sucks now.

Um,

if you'd like to think

of it that way, sure.

But was it still entertaining?

I don't know.

It's a document of a f*ck' liar.

That I'm gonna release, and then,

your followers are gonna be like

'what the f*ck is with her'.

Maybe people will be more interested

in what you had to say.

Which is what?

That girls changing clothes

is more interesting than the outfits

that they're wearing.

It is.

That's art.

Art is privacy, art is

intimacy, art is

what we do not see being shown.

Look, I think you

I think you come off worse than I do.

Do I?

Yeah.

I'm not sure how, I mean,

you told me we couldn't cut anything

from the film, that you wanted to use it,

all of it, so I just gave

you more material.

Does it really matter if it's true or not?

So, the lip filler thing was true,

you did get f*cking lip filler.

Because otherwise, what would be

your f*cking motivation for lying,

if you didn't tell some truth that you

wanted to cover up?

So the lip filler thing was real,

so I know that that's real,

because it wouldn't make logical sense

if the lip filler thing was fake.

Right?

No, but it is fake.

Do you really think I can't act?

I wish you would act.

I wish you'd do something

with your f*cking life.

- Maybe I already I am!

- You're in New York City,

you're in New York f*cking City, act.

- Maybe I am.

- Stupid f*cking b*tch.

Swear to f*cking God.

You're so f*cking beautiful,

and the camera loves you,

and you're a piece of sh*t.

How does that feel?

All the world's a stage.

I guess so.

Are we done here?

Do you have anything else

you wanna say to the world?

Be true to yourself.

That's all.

(acoustic guitar strumming)

(melodic humming)

I find it hard to sleep.

I'm tired of counting sheep.

I'll take you anywhere,

I'll take you

anywhere,

when you dream tonight,

please dream of us,

dream of us.

Show me where you go.

I just want to know.

I'll do with anything,

I'll do with

anything,

when you dream tonight,

please dream of us,

dream of us.

Just dream of us,

dream of us.

That was beautiful.