How you doing out there? It's me Tigger and Duc Wayne Duck. It's
me Bunkers Deep Bobcat. All right, y'all, is it great? Your
favorite firefly you desire? Hold the old knock gud. My name is Jim
Cummings and welcome to tune in. All right, welcome back, everybody.
We're tuned in with Jim Cummings. Today. We got Sonny Soljik. You
know him from mid nineties. You know hi from Thought of War, you
know him from the Tonight show with Jimmy Fallon. Thank you so much for
very much. Yay having me and the crowd went wild? How about that?
Yeah, we're kicking butt. That's right, that's right. Thanks for
joining us, Thanks for joining us, Thank you, thank you. So
you've been doing these for a while. Huh, these conventions as well as
acting in general. Yeah, yeah, the conventions are still fairly new to
me. But uh well we're in Sacramento right now. This is my third
convention. Oh okay, but I feel like bro at this point now.
So yeah, yeah, yeah, it's very cool. Okay, Well that's
that's awesome. Man. When when did you know that you had that bug?
I mean, at what age? Because you were you've been doing this
a while shure, I don't know. I guess, uh. Well,
thankfully my parents didn't force me into acting. It was just kind of a
natural thing, I guess. Uh. I think when I was like,
shoot, i'd probably say like five or six. My favorite movie was Austin
Powers. Okay, I think it was like the Goldberg one, but I
watched I watched all of them, and oh yeah, basically I would like
dress up as like Austin Powers, and I would like do scenes from uh,
Austin Powers. Who played who played Beyonce? That's what I wanted.
Just shoot, you actually had someone playing a Beyonce, that'd be good?
Oh oh, you actually asked, oh oh yeah, yeah, yeah,
I think Beyonce played that. I played Beyonce as well too. Is he
good or what? I did? All of it? Now that's versatility?
Oh no, So yeah, I would just kind of I mean, I
mean that's like kind of where I started. And then I would watch obviously
like other movies, and I would watch Eddie Murphy movies and stuff too,
and I thought it was really creative and cool for to even see like Eddie
Murphy kind of change characters and stuff. So I started doing that and then
I told my mom. I was just like, I don't know how we
can do it, but I really want to start getting into acting anyway possible.
And my mom is very supportive. I love her. Shout out to
my mom gat and from there, I guess she kind of just took control
and then, uh, you know, no, yeah, absolutely right.
That isn't that is really cool? Yeah, I mean, you know,
you start off, you have a goal and and you know I kind of
had that too, but I was born in Youngstown, Ohio, and you
know, you tell people, well, I'm I'm going to be a musician.
I'm going to sing and I'm gonna play drums. Well, and then
I'll probably do some acting. They go, of course you will. Yeah,
now, let's get down to that steel mill and get you a union
card, you know, which I did for like six months and then I
had to leave. So yeah, I know, I know that bug.
Yeah, you know. Yeah. I mean also the acting industry, though,
I feel like I guess it's just like you got to be there at
the right place at the right time. So I mean, obviously I feel
like a lot of skill and talent goes into it. But it's also luck
based industry as well, you know what I mean. So yeah, it's
also a lot goes into it just for like the look and even your voice,
and just like certain certain things that are very specific to however the writer
wrote the script or whatever. So I was just kept that in mind too,
because sometimes when I'm I mean, when I first moved to La I'm
from Atlanta originally, I mean, when I first started, I would kind
of get discouraged at times because I would be like, how am I not
booking this? How am I not booking this? Yeah? But if anything,
I feel like it kind of just helped me like improve my craft and
stuff. And obviously it wasn't entirely me. Sometimes it was just exactly like
I didn't look like the character and stuff. So yeah, yeah, you
can't fight that. Yeah, yeah, you gotta have perspective. But I've
been practicing like shape shifting and stuff, So there you go. That's good,
No, I can. Yeah. I saw your wear Wolf the other
day. It was wicked. Yeah, yeah, really really good. I
actually said that unintentionally. I forgot that my character can actually shift. Yeah,
that's right, that's right. It was a full moon last night and
I didn't see you anywhere. So wait, do alarms still go off even
with my phone is on some Yeah yeah, I'm sorry I set up so
many alarms. Okay, cool, while you're on time? Yeah yeah yeah,
what was that for pancakes? I set my pancake alarm at my waffle
alarm? Did you get your talkies and ice cream last night? I did
have my talkies and ice cream last night. I told Jim. I was
like, that's the most teenage thing I've ever heard. Yeah. Oh yeah,
I'm on a trip by myself at a hotel. I had to go
to seven eleven and I get the most unhealthy snacks. Yeah yeah, it
was a necessity. Yeah gosh, my daughter would have said the exact same
thing. Yeah, literally would have been talkies please. Yeah. Yeah,
he has a sixteen year old daughter. Okay, cool. I'll tell you
know. God has a sense of humor. Gave me a sixteen yeard to
take that. Cummings. Damn no, she is not here, and damn
sure ain't gonna introduce her to you. This is oh god, oh man,
she's watching this. She'll be going on dad, Oh my god,
So where are you off to next? Man? What's uh work wise,
con wise, I don't know. Con wise, I have a few planned
right now. I'm still just confirming everything, so I confirm. I don't
want to yeah say I'm going to a place and just not making and disappoint
everybody. But uh, one thing I wanted to ask is like, does
this like hit you? Like you're you're doing the Tonight Show. You're man
hanging out with Jonah Hill, Like you're so young, and like, man,
what what what's the d M situation? Like it's got to be crazy?
Shure, I don't know. I guess Uh. I feel like like
growing up as a child star, though I feel like I'm kind of desensitized
to it at it like at this point, Yeah, obviously I still have
like other future aspirations and stuff and like of course I'm gonna continue acting and
everything, but as of right now, I don't know. I feel like
it's all come like it came pretty natural because I'm just like super talented and
like that guy that's that's weird, that's my formula. Oh boy. Yeah,
But then I wake up and it's not that I'm joking obviously. Actually
I remember doing the Tonight Show and I almost just walked out because I was
so nervous. I mean, wow, you crushed it. Yeah, how
old were you when when that was? I was thirteen? Wow, I
was thirteen when I did it. I think I was the second youngest.
I thought I was going to be the youngest. But damn it, dude,
I didn't make it. But damn Drew Barrymore. Oh yeah, yeah,
it was very well. Yeah it could have been. I think it.
I'm pretty sure it was you very more. Oh damn. I could
be completely a lucky guests then. But no, I was insanely nervous,
and honestly still even when I do any type of interviews or podcasts. I
mean I did the panel yesterday at the Corn and I was I still always
have butterflies. Oh yeah, I get very nervous. So sometimes in my
head I just kind of think like less is more in this situation. Yeah,
sure, I feel like the more I talk sometimes I'll just end up
saying something stupid. So I just tick to the answers. That's my trademark.
Yeah, people expect that of me now, so I try my best,
but obviously there are times, I mean, honestly, I don't even
I do not watch my interviews. I do not watch any of my podcasts
or anything. Yeah. Back, I actually never even watched the Jimmy Fallon
episode. So I just like I've seen like little clips of and stuff and
like I was good, you were great. Okay, I'll take that.
Yeah there you Yeah. Yeah, oh gosh, that's funny. Well he
doesn't watch himself either. I don't think oh really, I just made that
up. Okay, but it sounded good. Yeah, I'll take that.
Yeah yeah yeah oh man man. Yeah. So another thing we wanted to
talk about was just like working with Jonah Hill, you know, his directorial
directorial debut with Mid Nineties. You know, you're the lead in that movie.
Like, what was it like like getting to meet him, getting walk
us through that process? Actually, I think like a few months before too,
I watched super Bad, and I don't know, it all came by
surprise because it was actually I booked this. I've been acting for a while.
But yeah, before he before I worked on Mid Nineties. And the
thing is is what was weird is I didn't get like hired as an actor.
He didn't even know that I acted. So I actually got referred to
by a producer for mid nineties that was also the owner of a skate company
that I was on and Jonah was basically like, yo, I want it
to be very authentic. I want to find people that actually have been involved
in like the skate culture and everything, and uh, a package deal.
Yeah, I guess so. I mean that's that's it, right, I
mean you've got one stop shopping. Yeah. It was. It was insane
because and exactly like it is, you got to be there at the right
time, at the right place. And I was literally at my local skate
park and Jonah and the producer of the movie. Basically the producer was like,
yo, I think he might be at Stoner It's my local skate park.
And he was like, he might be there, he might not,
so we can just look for other people and stuff and try to get,
you know, some ideas. And I was there Jonah came up to me
with the producer as well, and I was just shocked. I was like,
what the hell is Jonah Hill doing at my skate park? Yeah,
yeah, it was really random. That's a legit question, actually, And
basically we started talking and stuff, and then he was like, if you
had any acting experience and stuff, and uh, I actually a year before
I worked on a movie called The Killing of a Sacred Year with Colin Ferrell
Nicole Kidman. Check it out. It's on Netflix, and give us the
name again, the Killing of a Sacred Year. Yeah, there you go.
But I was probably I think like ten or eleven in it. But
basically also the director, his name is Jerrgos Lathamos, very good director.
I told Jonah that I worked with him, and Jonah actually didn't even believe
me, and uh, but he I guess apparently he was friends with your
Goos and he ends up calling Ugos after we talked and stuff, and I
Gus was like, yeah, he's great, you should definitely book And then
then you got a gold star. Yeah apparently, yeah you got to go
ahead. That's cool. Yeah, so obviously I still went in for audition
stuff, and then we did a table reading everything, and then it all
just started coming together. Wow. Oh yeah, it's a good story.
That's not bad. Yeah, that's show based ladies and gentlemen. Yeah,
it's crazy. Yeah. I mean, honestly, I've heard a lot of
stories of people just like walking down the street don't getting booked. I mean,
one of my friends actually rest in peace, Angus. He was on
Euphoria, but he was just walking down the street and I'm pretty sure like
New York and just got I was gonna say, what street was this?
Well, yeah, I guess it's a probably a lot of people are going
to tell me that street. I'm gonna go there. Yeah, And speaking
of Euphoria, excuse me, you worked with Alexa Demi yeah on nineties.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, No, Alex is great. It's
actually crazy too, because she was telling us about Euphoria and that she was
working on it, like okay, yeah, that's cool. One of the
biggest shows. Okay. And it's not that we it's not that we didn't
believe it. It was just like obviously, like everyone's working on their own
things and stuff. But if Alex ends up ever seeing this, congratulations and
all your success. But uh yeah, I mean I've only really seen I
haven't seen too many of the Actually, no, I do see some of
the cast members pretty frequently because a lot of the cast members are also skaters
as well and escape professionally, so we're all still in that same type of
scene and stuff. But yeah, wow, well I was amazed or watching
some of your footage yesterday and and you're really good. Thank You're insane,
that's I mean, that's ridiculous. I was thinking that, come on,
you've got some gravity over there somewhere, but apparently not. You found a
way to scoot around gravity. I don't know how the fresh out of gravity,
I'm gonna do whatever I've wanted. I was thinking, shit, okay,
I was looking for wires and stuff. Yeah, no, I mean,
aside from shape shifting, I've been learning to manipulate gravity, and so,
you know, aside from being an actor, I'm also scientists, and
that's got to come in hand. Yeah, even just changing a tire,
you know, it would be good. Yeah, but I mean, honestly
with it. Actually, it was pretty insane though, because I feel like
I just got so lucky and I'm honestly really grateful to just love growing up
skating and also yeah, knock on wood, and also just loving acting as
well. Honestly, people, I mean, growing up people would be like
would you rather act or skate? And I would always stick to my answer
saying I don't know why I can't do both. I guess it manifested itself
answer where I literally did a movie of skating in it. Yeah, look
at that. Yeah, it's uh, it's crazy how that happened. Yeah,
so that must have been really personal for you. Yeah yeah, yeah,
yeah it was. It was just such an insane experience and honestly,
just being on set every day, like I loved it, and yeah it's
got a great vibe, right, Yeah it was. It was really cool.
And obviously Jonah is the best Johana and I still talk to this day.
So he's a really great guy. And I'm not just saying that for
like media or anything. He really is a good guy. Yeah. And
well you want that, Yeah, you're looking for that. That's a beautiful
thing. Yeah, you know, God forbid you run into it. Half
these persons in the crazy ass world. Yeah, exactly. You know that's
awesome man. Well that's great. Yeah. Well we are on tuned in
with Jim Cummings. So let's bring it around to Disney. Do you ever
have her watch Winnie the Pooh growing up? Or oh what was your favorite
Disney show growing up? Were you into cartoons or no? Okay, I
never really watched Disney. I watched Disney XD cool kids watch that's right.
Uh so I actually want to wait were you and Winny Winnie the poop.
That's right. I'm wanting to Tiger Christ tell me. Yeah, no,
somebody's got to do it. Oh my god, she'd be flipping out right
now. Oh yeah, Well, hello, sister. What's her name?
Her name's Alex. Shout out to Alex. Hello Alex. Actually my sister
and I she's she's five years older than me. But we're actually we've been
writing a movie together. Oh so we're planning on shooting it pretty soon.
Oh that's great, But there's the strike fortunately, so hopefully that's yes,
you shall have to wait till the strike is over and then you could get
bones over there and do whatever you want like this guy does. So yeah,
that's stuff you used to get me kicked out of class. I'm sure
you had a few of those experiences. Yeah, yeah, well I was.
I was homeschooled for a little bit. I think if I if I
wasn't homeschooled, I would be a pain in the ass to all my teachers
in high school. Yeah. Well that rings a bell, but there's a
long old bell a long time ago. But yeah, that was yeah,
well, I you know it was did you are you attending college? Do
you have any ideas of such. I don't know yet, just because everything
is kind of it's up in the air. Obviously, my mom and my
dad are like, Actually, my mom she she doesn't she's kind of she's
very supportive in what I do. But my dad he's more like, go
to school, but he's also still very supportive and stuff. Yeah, well,
you know, I I kind of had that too. But I you
know, when I when I was a kid, I was in high school.
I was on speech team and I did really well with the humorous interpretation.
And they this school outside of Columbus, outside of o s u Ohio
State called Otterbuy and sent me this thing and they said, would you were
really interested in you blah blah blah coming down and we'll give you a scholarship.
And I burned it. I didn't just throw it away. I burned
it. The last thing I wanted was my parents to see that I was
getting a collegship scholarship to go to college, because there was no freaking way
I was going to go to college, because there wasn't anything they were going
to teach me that was going to even be remotely close to what I wanted
to do and you know how, well, maybe you can grow up to
be Winnie the Pooh. They're not going to teach that course. It's there
is no course like that. And so I just burned it and moved to
New Orleans and got in a rock and roll band and then moved here.
And so I mean it sounds like I'm telling people not to go to college,
but okay, maybe I am, but just but just a little you
know, go to college kids, Well yeah, please go to college kids,
all of you out there, all of you, you know, wherever
you are. Yeah, well, I mean no, I think I think
college is good. I think it's it's it is a great experience. But
I also just at the same time, the way that I look at it
is just if you're going for like the education, I feel like, I
mean, it's so accessible now just through our phones. I mean even I
graduated a little bit early, but I was still on a routine of doing
school, so I did want to go to college for like business and stuff,
and I kind of just searched it up and dude, there are classes
that you can There are live classes at like Harvard and stuff where you can
watch business classes and everything. So just for the education. I mean,
you can attain all that type of information just through your phone. Fore.
Yeah, but obviously you need like certain credentials and stuff if you want to
do certain forms of work. But honestly, as of right now, my
plan is just to work for myself. I'm studying my clothing brand right now
as well. So well, right on, right on, Well tell everybody
about it. Yeah, yeah, I'm actually on September twenty fifth, I'm
launching my first clothing brand. And it's not merch it's a clothing brand.
Okay, but yeah, I've been working on that for a little while.
So oh that's cool, it's fine. Do we have the name? Yeah,
it's called Superstitious. I'm literally marketing it without even giving it the name,
but yeah, it's it's called Superstitious. Are you doing like an l
a launch or like having like a launch party ship? I didn't even think
about that. Yeah, I got to do that. Yeah, yeah,
well now you do. Yeah I do that? What the yeah? I
gotta lemonade? I gotta say about that, because the thing is that I've
been working on it by myself obviously. I Mean, when I first started,
I wanted to do it with a friend, but honestly, it was
kind of like just like my own idea, and I was like, honestly,
if I want to really move forward with this, I got to just
kind of start on my own right now and then just keep building up and
then I think later on down the road, I'll start building up a team
and everything. Ye. Yeah, well it's good to have a few irons
in the fire. Yeah that's a beautiful thing. Yeah. Well, good
for you, man, that's awesome. Well that that conversation just reminds me
of something I wanted to ask you too. I'm sitting here watching YouTube,
watching the Milk Boys, and then all of a sudden, I see you
skating with the Nelk Boys. Can you talk about that? Yeah? Yeah,
Actually, I don't even remember how that fully came about. I'm pretty
sure I was talking to MTV Jesse. He's I don't think he's with Milk
Boys anymore at that time. I think I think he was still with them,
and uh yeah, I guess we all just kind of started hanging out.
And then I think they had this house in La I think it was
called I think it was like half and half, So I think FaZe was
living there and then also Nelk Boys and they had a mini remp there and
they're like, yeah, you should come stop by, Like we just got
a mini ramp and stuff. So they had a bunch of skaters like Najia
Houston, yeah, a bunch of other people, really skaters, And so
I just stopped by and started skating the miniway with the boys. Yeah.
And then I think from that point on, like we they started I think
we like started coming up with ideas for a video and stuff. Yeah,
wow, how long you been skating for? I've been skating for I started
when I was four. I just turned eighteen, So math is not mathing
right now, so a while, A long time, A long time,
yeah, fifty years. Yeah wow. That's actually anything you start when you're
four and you end up being good at it, that's you're in. That's
it's working. Yeah. Well, I mean also growing up with skating though
too, it's not even just skating at this point. It's also taught me
a lot to kind of just like it just taught me a principle of like
and as cliche as it sounds, but you do fall and you have to
get back up, you know what I mean. Taught me like to learn
how to fail so many times, but that one time that you earned it,
you can just open so many other doors. So I've applied that principle
for like everything, so and it's and it's helped me out a lot.
That's nice. Yeah, that's beautiful. So I've taken eatings physically and mentally.
So yeah, wow, Okay, don't don't apply that to skydiving because
like one oops and skydiving is real. Yeah, well, I'm eighteen,
O, I can go skydiving. That's true. I told my mom that,
She's like, if you fucking skydiving? She didn't say that. Well,
maybe we did. Oh yeah, I feel like I've been. I
think you're just crazy on them. You're good. I feel like, bro,
no, everybody out there has heard that before. Have you ever been
skydiving? I did? You did? Yes? But well yes, and
no it wasn't. It was not out of a plane, but I jumped
off of Holly Alkala and I think it was eight thousand feet or something like
that. But it was on the Big Island. I think it's on the
Big Island of Hawaii or Maui. I've never actually be Hawaii. It's not
bad. Yeah, the trick is it's it's hard to leave. Not the
cheapest place in the world. But but yeah, I dove right off a
cliff and you know, and it was where I'll just be very brief with
this. You know, we're one of these big, gigantic paragliders, but
like the biggest kite in the world, you know. And there's two guys,
the tour guide that you know, the pilot and Einstein over here comings
and and we're running up in his and he we're in Hawaii and he bought
it from Norway. And I get wait, where are you from? And
goes, I'm from the Norway there, Chim, it's good to meet you.
And I said, why are you in Hawaii? Well, it's very
good to be either here Andy knee, And I said, okay. And
so because there's just something about somebody being from Sweden that doesn't give me a
lot of confidence jumping off a mountain in Hawaii, you know, I was
thinking, are you sure? So you've done this now? This isn't your
first day on the job, right, Ooh, I've been doing this for
a while there. And I said, oh, honey, so you have
to run and you jump up and he stops two inches before and he goes,
Nope, I don't like it, and I goes, Jesus, you
know, and I'm looking and there's nothing but gravity there, and I go,
we almost I could have pulled us both and would be dead, you
know. And he goes, oh, we're not dead yet, come on,
let's do it, and I go o Christ. So we finally did
it, and it took a half an hour, and it was awesome.
It was really amazing, and you know, you'd think, you know,
you're up there and you're thinking it'll be really loud, and it was dead
silent. It was really cool. And then you go over trees and you
go pirate, this is really boring. And then you land and you land
on your stomach and that was a lot of fun. So that was my
big experience with almost death. How did we get on that subject? We
were just talking about he just turned sky okay, good. I was thinking
it was a good story. Is interesting, but I didn't drag him over
there too. Yeah, so you're gonna do what some incredibly dangerous thing.
Niagara falls and a barrel is a good one. I heard that and I've
been considering that. Yeah, yeah, that's on my bucket list. Yeah
yeah, yeah, I always I just can't believe that's like, who who
thought, Oh yeah, I'm gonna go do this. I'm gonna put myself
in a barrel. It's like a thing. It's like, oh yeah,
that thing, like people really did it. Apparently really did it? Yeah,
really crazy people. Was it to get across the border? Is that?
Like it was just to go over barrel like a monkey Kong bearrol I
got? Yeah yeah, yeah, well there's there's been a lot of people
that have tried it. You go up to Niagara Falls and they have a
little museum and it's got all the crazy lunatics who did it, and one
guy did it in with a life vest on and that was it. Wouldn't
that hurt though? Yeah, you're not completely compact, and the barrels when
you lan, you're banging on it, right, it's got to hurt.
There's no way it doesn't. I mean it's you know, especially when you
look at these things that they were in, it's like, holy god,
they look like death traps. I mean, surely people have died trying to
do that. Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah, So it hurts about as
much as death Yeah, that would hurt, That would screw up lunch and
everything. Oh man, well okay, well let's not do that. And
what else let's not do. Let's see, Okay, don't staple anything to
your forehead. That's another good one. But so are you heading over to
the Khan in a little Yeah, I don't know about that time. Yeah.
Well, let's wrap up with we haven't touched on God of War yet,
so let's just talk a little bit about for all the viewers who don't
know, I am the real boy. My dad is Crado's Christopher Judge.
Yeah, how about that met Sonny Man, I met you a long time
ago, like working on the first one in the volume. Yeah, came
out to set one day, and yeah, it seemed like you and you
and my dad really had like a good bond. There was really like chemistry
there and like that's not fake, you know, that was like really real
and like that show was through both of the games, and what was your
experience like where I know, like you could talk about that for an hour,
but like, yeah, you know, like how was that experience like
working on that and like you know, it's just such a different experience from
acting on camera or voice acting even you know when you have the motion capture
and everything like that. Well, I think for the first it was all
so new to me, and honestly it is actually when I really just started
diving into acting as well. So it I mean I only did I think,
like a short film before even working on a God of War. So
working on that, it was just a whole new world for me. And
we were working on it for like, I think four to five years.
Yeah, and every day. It's an amazing franchise. It just keeps going.
Yeah, And I mean honestly everyone just became family at a certain point
because you're just working on the project for so long. And yeah, I
mean every day just felt like a brand new day. And I mean I
was always really excited going into work. And I think for Ragnarok actually even
for the first game too, I was so young. I didn't even know
how big the franchise was. Yeah, So when I was doing it,
I mean I was obviously trying my best every day. But I think for
the second time around, uh, I kind of had an idea of how
special the game was to so many people. Yeah, and whether or not
even if one person played at a million people it still meant the same to
me, but the fact that so many people were inspired by it and loved
it, I think for the second time around, obviously I was a little
bit older, so for Ragnarok, I felt a lot more pressure. But
you know, obviously getting in the mocap suit and putting all the dots in
my face and that whole process it just felt like second nature to me.
Oh that's cool. But yeah, I think definitely for the second one,
it was a lot more pressure on me, I feel like, and just
because my character also evolved a little bit more, so there was more dialogue,
more and it's so well done. Yeah, I mean it looks like
this awesome movie. Yeah, it's insane. It's a salable movie. Whoa
look at this. It's boom you know. Yeah, yeah exactly. And
honestly, when I first when I first started work on the video game,
too, I had no idea like the process that went behind making a video
game because I just thought it was all yeah, kind of and I thought
I thought it was like animation or something. I honestly had no idea.
Yeah, yeah, it's a different critter. Yeah, it's it's very technology
they use too is Yeah, real yeah. So yeah, but it's amazing.
But yeah, and that's a hell of a franchise to be involved with.
That's like gotta be like the number one or way up there. Yeah,
oh yeah, it's it's way up there. It's like that. And
you play Fortnite. Yeah, I saw a clippy. You're saying you play
Fortnite? You still play? Yeah, I need to get your gamer tag
after this. Yeah, dude, we gotta play. Yeah, I'm on
it, dude. Actually I think, uh, it was actually a little
bit before COVID. But the thing is I have a really addictive personality and
Fortnite is very addictive. Yeah, and so I actually it started off me
playing just like on the control with my buddy, and then I ended up
getting a PC because I was like, I want to get good at it.
And uh, I actually completely devoted my life for like a year playing
Fortnite. Were streaming, I was streaming, and then I actually started playing
competitively. No way, I don't think it was I don't think it was
one of the like competitions before the World Cup, but I actually won like
some of the cash cups. No, that's crazy. Well Cameron was knocking
on that door. Yeah, yeah. My brother, my younger brother is
like big gamer and he's an Apex guy, you know. Yeah, yeah,
he plays Apex and I try to get into Apex, but I don't
know. I actually I think Apex is really fun. But at that time
when I was like playing competitively, I guess Apex came out too, and
I was like, nah, I gotta like keep playing Fortnite, Like,
yeah, it's all working out, I honestly, bro. The thing is
is, I'm I'm with Adidas for skating and stuff. And the thing is,
and here you are wearing air Force ones, actually skating for skating.
Walk it out. Yeah, yeah, we didn't hear that. Get nothing
to see here. We'll dub over that. It's gonna say. Yeah.
But uh no. They were calling me though, too, and they were
like, what the hell are you doing, Like we see you streaming and
stuff like you got to keep skating stuff because obviously in the contract like you
gotta dose content and stuff. But yeah, I've retired my Fortnite career.
I just played for fun. Now I just teach classes and stuff there for
the children. Yeah. You going for your your masters? Yeah, I'm
going to college for a Fortnite Yeah, Fortnite Jesus, Well, there you
go. Yeah, I saw a clip too of you saying that, like,
did you not like your performance in the first God of War or you
just thought you hated it? Yeah, I mean I was younger though,
too, and but there were some scenes well I mean, obviously I feel
like everyone is their own biggest critic. But the thing is, though,
is the feedback that I got is that for the first one that people didn't
like my character, but in a way to where they just I was like
annoying to Krados, Which is kind of a good thing though, because that's
how the character was kind of supposed to be, where I'm like kind of
egotistical. Well, it gives a little friction, a little more interesting exactly.
And I remember actually when the first game came out, I would go
on people's streams, but I would have an anonymous account and I'd be like,
yes, so what do you think about that kid Trey? And I
would just wow so many streams for hours. Because the thing is I wasn't
on Twitter at the time, so I wasn't looking at like responses and stuff.
So I would just go on streams and I would hear with people have
to say yeah. And then if they would say something good, I was
like, I think I was like eleven or twelve, but they would say
something good, I'm like, yeah, by the way, that's me.
And then yeah, obviously they wouldn't believe me because it's a recognos account.
But then I would like, I think I would like subscribe to them,
be like yeah, yeah, I support you, like sporting me. So
I you're a stealth bomber in there somewhere r Yeah exactly, it's just under
the radar. Yeah. Oh that's funny. Good for you. Yeah.
Yeah, But I'm very grateful and I'm I'm very happy to be a part
of this project, and hopefully there's a you know something in the yeah,
sure will be yeah, yeah, yeah. Nobody quits except for never mind.
I have a terrible story about that. People quitting while they're ahead,
you know, don't don't do that. Well, dark Wing Duck. I
remember it was like number one in the ratings. It was number one in
on ABC, it was numbnumber one in the Disney Afternoon it was number one,
number one, number one. Okay, we're done. Wait what we're
not gonna do anymore? Wow? You know, yeah, I don't get
it, and oddly enough they're thinking about doing it now. I think yeah,
Seth Rogan wants to do it, right, we'll see Yeah, yeah
that that'll that'll work as long as they hire me. Yeah, not my
standing. I don't have one, but if I did, yeah, well
we'll see what happens. Yeah. Yeah, I'm wishing you luck. Yeah,
thank you, I will take it. Hey man, thank you so
much for today. I appreciate it. Yeah, of course, I had
a great time. Do we get do we get anything you want to say
to anything? The millions of people that you're going Actually, yeah, I'm
making music. I just released my first EP. It's called Wishing You Well.
It's on Spotify, Apple Music. Wishing you well. Yeah, wishing
you well? Oh nice? So yeah, wow, check it out if
you want. If you think it's trash, I'm working on making better music.
And if you like it, and I'm still making more music. And
he'll be anonymous in your streams, I'll be watching Yeah, he'll be watching
you. Yeah, you guys are watching me. I'll be watching YouTube.
That's right on the love alrighty then, thank you so much, thank you
so much. Yeah, I really appreciate you. Being here. Hey man,
good stuff, Thank you so much. Just go kick some butt at
the count. Yeah, we're shuffle over to this convention now. Thanks.
All right, we're good. Thank you guys, thanks for watching. Stay
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