Episode Transcript
First of all, you don't know me.
Speaker 2All about that high school drama girl Drama girl, all about them.
Speaker 3High school queens.
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Speaker 1Sure are you.
Speaker 4Ready for this?
Speaker 5I'm ready?
Are you ready for this?
Speaker 4Barely?
I mean I couldn't anyone.
Speaker 1No.
Speaker 4I rarely do I get myself all dolled up for a guest, but I was so excited for this one.
Speaker 5Yeah, you look great.
Awaken a live.
Speaker 4My mystic Tan appointment fell through, so I don't have the glow that I was hoping for, But you know, I got my hair dolled up and I couldn't sleep last night because this.
I have been waiting for this guest since I joined Drama Queens, and I was devastated to learn that this guest was not in season seven or eight, so I have had to wait.
Speaker 6Waiting has paid off because he's finally here.
Ladies and gentlemen, please put your hands together for the inimitable Tyler Hilton.
Speaker 4Whoah oh look at you.
Speaker 3Goodness you God.
Speaker 4For those of you not watching on YouTube, apparently Tyler has Benjamin Button's disease because he looks younger than he ever has and twice is handsome.
The glow up is real.
Speaker 3Coming from the go.
You agree?
Speaker 5Where are you, Tyler name.
Speaker 3I'm a little studio in Canada.
Speaker 1Okay, fine today, speaking of Canada, I wasn't gonna say anything, but earlier today I had my Canadian citizenship ceremony, so I'm now officially.
Speaker 3A dual citizen.
Speaker 1So I had today, had it all set up and I'd like to sing the national them with all these other immigrants in French.
And it was like it was for like the first apt that I was like, okay, this is a little much, and then by the end I was like teary eyed and I was like, whoa, I'm really like really feeling this, you know.
Speaker 3It was like real cute.
Speaker 5Yeah, that's so beautiful.
It's like Meg Ryan and French kiss.
Speaker 6You know, when she goes to the immigration office, She's like, I want to be just like you.
She starts singing the anthem please Meg Ryan and French kiss with that movie with Kevin Klein, and she desperately wants to be a Canadian citizen, but they won't let her because.
Speaker 5She lied on location.
Oh it's a great movie anyway.
Speaker 4Yeah, it would have been great if you had asked the other citizens to be to shush if you guys, I've dropped a lot of albums.
Maybe you let me take this one if I may.
Yeah, welcome to the pod Bud.
Speaker 1Oh my god, it's the Tyler Hilton super Fan.
Oh my god, guys, go outside.
Speaker 4The Tyler is referring to dear listeners.
Is that Joy and I changed our zoom names.
Joy changed hers to Chris Keller's side piece and I changed mine to Tyler Hilton super Fan.
Speaker 3Oh my god.
Speaker 6Oh listen for anybody out there who doesn't already know, I mean, obviously you've watched the show with us, you know who Tyler is.
You know Chris Keller.
But we also need to tell you this is great bio that our producers put together that I would be remiss not to read at least some of this.
Speaker 5It's just so good.
Friends.
Speaker 6Tyler Hilton is both an actor and accomplished singer songwriter, and began his professional music career in two thousand.
Then in two thousand and four released his first major label album, The Tracks of Tyler Hilton.
So then he first he goes off and plays Elvis Presley in the Golden Globe Award winning Best Motion Picture Walk the Line.
And then we got him on One Tree Hill as Chris Keller.
He went on, he did guest appearances on Castle, he was on CBS's Extant.
He's done a bunch of a string of amazing movie Christmas movies and Lifetime.
He was excuse me, one of People Magazine's fifty most Beautiful People.
And aside from that and then being in the MGM feature Charlie Bartlett opposite Robert Downey Junior, he also appeared in Taylor swifts hit video Tear Drops on My Guitar.
So we're really happy to have you and all of your wow amazing resume joining us once again.
Speaker 1I didn't mention I can also do fifteen unbroken pushups and.
Speaker 6The Canadian national anthem Ladies and Gentlemen Tyler Hilton in French.
Speaker 3If I'm led.
Speaker 4That's wow.
Speaker 3You know.
Speaker 4One of the things I like about doing the show is that I learned things new things about people I already know pretty well, like a lot with like soph and Joy and right now, I didn't know about a third of those things.
And I mean, I already knew how accomplished you were and how talented you are.
But dang, my friend.
Speaker 5Dude, fifty most Beautiful People have.
Speaker 4Can I tell you something?
If I was making the list, you would be in the top five.
I would have you'd have made top five people.
Speaker 5That's right.
Speaker 4I demand a recount.
What year was that?
Speaker 1It was a long time ago, like probably like five or something.
Speaker 4I bet if they did it now, you'd crack top ten.
You should resubmit yourself for that.
That's that's how that.
Speaker 1Works, right.
Speaker 3Category Maybe Yeah.
Speaker 5They take submissions.
Can you imagine?
Speaker 4Can you imagine how hilarious and equally sad and cringe it would be if if we actually launched our own press campaign to be featured in the next US weekly is Most Beautiful People Magazine?
Speaker 1Is it?
Speaker 4People People Magazine magazine?
Yeah, we each go like one hundred and fifty grand in the hole just putting up ads of ourselves being like for your consideration, And it's just like us eating a popsicle on a hot day shirt lists.
Speaker 6Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I want to see that.
I want to see that calendar, the two of you just trading off month to month.
Just yeah, that's what I want to see.
Speaker 1Me the first duo that would submit together for about to fifty vote.
Speaker 3Maybe not individually, but together combined.
Speaker 4Do we this?
Speaker 3Yes?
Speaker 5For sure?
The most beautiful person combined.
Speaker 4Yes, with our combined hotness, we could definitely crack the top twenty.
Speaker 3Yeah, our combined qualities, taking the best of both.
Yeah, do we now?
Are we now competitive?
Speaker 5I like, you've got my vote.
Speaker 3Thank you for pumping me up.
Speaker 6Right now, We're going to do a Q and A.
So I think we should just launch into some of these questions.
Yeah, okay, So our first one is from Sydney.
She's asking you who your dream person is to write, perform and produce with living or dead?
Speaker 3Oh my god, great, we should say Elvis.
Speaker 1To be honest, I was actually sometimes I go through these like little phases where I just get really into Elvis again, and like recently I've been getting into it again, and I like, every time I circle back, I'm like, why do.
Speaker 3I like Elvis so much?
I don't know.
Speaker 1I don't know, but there's something about him and his vibe and his music that like speaks to me, and if I could, I would love to be in the studio with him.
Also on that note, I realized I'm living what would have been his last year of his life.
So as like a young Elvis fan, this is a crazy year for me because I've always thought about that as I was growing up.
What's it going to be like one day to God, willing be older than Elvis one day, you know, because he's always been much older and this year is, like, you know, would be the last year of his life.
So funny you asked that, But I'm going through like an Elvis resurgence personally where I'm like, WHOA feeling some like weird jusu and like just connected again or something.
Speaker 3I don't know, it's weird.
It's weird.
Speaker 4Did you feel that way about him before you landed the role of playing el.
Speaker 1Yeah, yeah, Like I was sitting for Halloween like almost every year as a kid, Like I was obsest with him, and I went into for walk the Line.
I don't know if you I told you, but like to be an extra to literally be like in Johnny Cash's background, bad and they were like, hey, do you know any Elvis songs?
And I was like, yeah, I know all of them, Like that's my vibe is Elvia.
So I played him a bunch of Elva songs and they're like, oh, well, you come back and read some lines and I was like.
Speaker 3As what and they're like, like at Elvis and I was like, in this movie, like I heard the story.
It was so weird.
Speaker 1And I was like, and then they get they I got the part.
And when I told you this, I got the part.
Speaker 3And I said no because I was like, oh, I'm not playing Elvis.
No, no, no.
Speaker 1I came in to be an extra like a musician.
I can't play my favorite person in the whole world.
Speaker 3There's no way.
Speaker 1And I've never acted before professionally.
I'm not playing Elvis.
And they were like are you sure, and I was like one dred percent without a doubt, there's no way I'm doing this, Like, no way, And then I ran.
Speaker 3Into walking Phoenix in a bar.
Speaker 4I can't still tell.
Speaker 5You to stop it right now?
Speaker 3No, no, this is I can't.
I thought I was.
Speaker 1I thought you're gonna sa guys.
Time I've heard the story of Millia done.
Speaker 5I've never heard this before.
Speaker 3So I ran him in.
Speaker 1A bar and I was I was underage, and so I was buzzed.
I probably had like a beer or something, and I told my friend.
Speaker 3I was like, Oh, that's Joaquin Phoenix.
I just tried out for this movie he's doing.
Speaker 1I was like, I'm gonna go say hi, and and so I went up to him and I was like, hey, man, I read your script.
It's so good, and like good luck with it.
And he goes, you're Tyler Hilton.
I've never done anything.
I've never even released.
Speaker 3An album this and I was like yeah.
And he's like, I saw your auditions take you have to do the movie.
And I was like.
Speaker 1Wait.
Speaker 3I was like no, no.
I was like, oh, here's the mistake.
Speaker 1I came in to be in Johnny Cash's background band and they asked me to read lines and then I'm not even I'm not an actor.
And he was like, he was like, I don't even care.
He's like, they're trying to cast musicians for these other roles.
Speaker 3Now, looking back, I think what.
Speaker 1They were doing is asking musicians to come in and then polling guys that they thought like the other characters and they wanted real musicians to play the other guys, so it ended up being played by all these signed artists and stuff like Jerry Lee and all this.
And he was like, dude, I'll stand on an apple box because that was the first time I remember hearing the word apple box.
Speaker 3They never heard that before.
He's like, I'll do whatever.
Speaker 1You gotta do this he's and he told me he's like Resent, I had been taking guitar lessons vocal.
Speaker 3Lessons for like two years.
Speaker 1We are so out of our element, I promise, no matter how nervous you are, we are like more nervous.
Speaker 3And that was the last time he was ever that normal and nice again.
Speaker 1After that he went into method act and I never met that guy.
Maybe no, I don't think I ever met that guy again, because even when we were doing promo, he was onto some weird other thing and he was just always in some weird character.
Speaker 3He was so clear and so nice and charming.
Speaker 1And so I called my agent from that bar and I was like, you won't believe this, Like is that role still available?
Speaker 3And she's like I don't know, Like we turned it down so hard.
Speaker 1So she calling back and she's like, yeah, they say you could do it, isn't that crazy?
Speaker 5I cannot get my jaw off the floor.
Speaker 3I was like I was too into Elvis to do it.
I was like, no, I can't do it.
Speaker 6Oh my god, that's unreal, unreal.
Speaker 1Truly, and like, how I'm so And it's such a good like example of how stupid I am at making career decisions, Like I am horrible.
Speaker 3I'm always been bad.
Speaker 1Like I'll be like I don't know if I should do that, and then it would have been something should have done and be like you know what I want to do and it's like the worst idea ever, Like I should just go with the flow more.
You know, this is like my big lesson in life.
But yeah, I was so adamant, like no, I'm not doing it.
Speaker 4This reminds me of the time you turned down the lead of Guardians of the Galaxy because you thought it might turn out corny.
Speaker 5And doing all right, that's the best Hollywood story.
Speaker 6That's like Marilyn Monroe getting discovered at the Soda Fountain, which who knows if that actually happened.
Speaker 3Right, that's unreal, Hold you guys, that that's crazy.
Speaker 4Wow.
Speaker 5Wow.
Speaker 1And it was great because the whole vibe of the movie was everyone was so out of their element, like everyone was just nervous and it was beautiful, you know, Like so it didn't feel like oh Reese Witherspoon.
Speaker 3It felt like they were nervous to be around us.
Speaker 1We were all nervous to be around them, and it was like it was a vibe crazy awesome anyway, So yeah, I love Elvis and good question, thank you.
Speaker 4Samantha asks storylines aside, which main character would you want Chris to be endgame with?
Speaker 1Oh man, I mean, I don't want to get my ass kicked, but I think like Hayley would be a nice little ending there.
Speaker 6You'd have some serious redeeming to do.
I mean, Chris Kelly would have to work hard to redeem.
Speaker 1I was watching that episode and I was like, it's like relentless Chris Keller all the time.
Speaker 3He never stops is one mode.
But he never stopped being into Haley, which is so funny.
Speaker 1Like even if yeah, he's just like he never I mean, he had the girlfriends, he had whatever, but like, I think that's one of the charming things.
Speaker 3He genuinely was into this check, do you.
Speaker 1Know what I mean, which is so funny for like more than nine years, because you guys jumped ahead for like what fifteen years.
Speaker 3He's been into the same check.
It's crazy.
Speaker 4It's a testament to you, though, that Chris Keller is even well, the fact that he's adored, let alone even liked on the show, because if you just look at the lines on the page, dude, it is a one note Lethario dialed up to a twelve.
Yeah, the fact that you thread the needle so well between being charming with glimpses of vulnerability on top of that boy, just in the hands of a lesser actor, that role would have been a disaster.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 6We talk about that all the time on this podcast.
Whenever you're in scenes, we're just like, I don't know how he does it.
It's kind of a magical thing.
Speaker 3I don't know what happened.
Speaker 1But I can't believe either I or the character have not got canceled yet.
Speaker 3But like they Yeah, it's like a weird thing.
Speaker 1I don't There must be something in it that, like something about me as a person or an actor is like, no way, this guy is good for it.
He's writing checks that he can't cash, so we can throw whatever wines that we want at him and there's no way he's gonna.
Speaker 3I don't know something about it, but.
Speaker 4Yeah, yeah, there is something to be said for there is an implicit likability to you, Like if you just watched the show on mute, you'd be like, oh, this is one of the good guys, and so.
Speaker 5I think, great, Yeah, I think.
Speaker 4It buys you a lot of leeway, Whereas I think if we just had some smoldering sex pylon playing the role.
Not to say that you can't do that, but you know what I'm saying, Like if it was Joe Mangonello doing it, I don't know if it have worked.
Speaker 5Yeah, no, I don't think it would have.
Speaker 1There is something like I think generally like harmless about about Chris Keller, something about it that allows you to get away with it or something I don't know or me, I don't know.
Speaker 6Well, there's certainly an internal joy in you.
I mean that I've known since I've known you.
There's this this bassline of joy in your in your person, within you that no matter like, no matter what, and again not to I mean to Rob's point, like not that you couldn't as an actor play something that's heavier and darker because you have those depths within you.
That's one of the things that makes you such a good songwriter.
But there's still this like baseline of joy.
I think that really comes out, especially in Chris that if you watch it on mute, you're just like, that's a happy, goofy guy.
Speaker 5Like, yeah, whatever he's saying.
Speaker 3That is funny.
It is funny too.
Speaker 1Like the longer that we're actors, I'm sure you like are getting a sense of this.
There's like in essence we have that we constantly get cast for or whatever that is, you know, And with all the competition out there and all the people from around the world zooming in or doing whatever for a role, the thing that you can't that makes.
Speaker 3You competitive is that essence, whatever that is.
Speaker 1It's so weird and I and anyway, that's interesting.
Yeah, like that, they're yeah, but I don't know what that is.
That's really interesting though.
It's funny.
Speaker 6Okay, Well, Skyler's asking how of the friendships that you've made from Montree Hill impacted your life?
Speaker 1Oh my god, I was thinking about that actually the episode and we'll, I know, we'll talk more about it later.
Speaker 3But I remember when we were doing this.
Speaker 1Actually, the misrip ties to the question the police scene.
For whatever reason, I remember that day because it was one of the first times you and I had got a chance to really hang out in years, because when I came back to the show there, we weren't doing conventions or anything then, and so it had been four or five years since i'd done the show, and I remember I saw you at the table with your new baby, and you know, like it had been that long.
And then we didn't really hang even in the first few episodes too, it was quick scenes.
It was this and that, we're filming you or a new mom.
Speaker 3But that day we happened to.
Speaker 1Be at that police station for an extended period of time and there were no other cast numbers, and I remember, I don't know what we but I remember thinking, oh, it's so cool to see Joy again and actually like catch up.
Speaker 3And I forgot about that till I watched the episode.
Speaker 1But that's just to say that these conventions have given us such an opportunity to continue to hang multiple times a year, and so I go through these phases where I get close with different cast numbers at different times, and recently Rob and I connected at the drama Queen's Boston thing that you guys had us at, and we literally made a conscious effort.
Speaker 3We're like, why aren't we best friends?
I don't know, I can't figure it out, and we're like, let's do it.
Speaker 1You just have stayed in touch, like on almost a daily basis.
Speaker 6I was gonna say, how often do you guys talk just about every day?
Speaker 3No jokes?
Speaker 1Yeah, like at least the check in, But like, it's just we're he I've always thought he's, you know, so cool, so smart, you know, I look up to him in so many ways, and we're going through so many similar things being dads, small towns that we are new to us.
Speaker 3And it was just like, why why don't we do this?
Like, let's just do.
Speaker 4This, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1Yeah, So we just like we just became friends, you know, And it's so funny and like and I go through different phases like that.
Lee and I were so close in the first few seasons.
Chad and I were really close in we were roommates.
Speaker 3But it's great.
Speaker 1There's so many cast members and so many years that it really gives you time to like get to know everybody over time.
You know, you and I were so close and we were touring and on the road together, you know, so it's just cool, really cool.
Speaker 3Yeah.
Speaker 4All right, well Alicia wants to know what was your favorite storyline for Chris Keller.
Speaker 1I mean, all the season nine stuff was like great, Like, I mean you're not watching the podcast, I'm sure, well, I don't want to give way anything just in case, but like asked me to come back and do the last seas in and I was like, uh, oh, you know, I'll see.
Speaker 3If I can or something.
Speaker 1He's like, read the first page of the first episode and then decide, and I was like why.
And the first page of the first episode is Chris Keller and Dan Scott in a car Chris Cox's shotgun and says Chris Keller doesn't like this, and they exit.
Speaker 3The car and I was like, what, you're giving christ a gun?
You know in this season and.
Speaker 5He's hanging out with Dan?
Speaker 4What was it?
A loaded gun?
Super funny?
Speaker 3Yeah, I'm so in.
Speaker 1He's like, I just ended up feeling if you read the first page that you would be in and I was just like so yeah.
I mean it's I'm tempted to say, like the riverboat stuff where you know, I get a bunch of bunch of crazy people and jump off was fun, but nothing like saving the day with a gun, and you know, going up against the Russian mob that was fun.
Speaker 5That's so good.
Speaker 6Hey, how about the well well, well, Katie wants to know with Chris Keller's well, well, well scripted or something that you just added in totally scripted.
Speaker 1It's funny you say that, because like the first few episodes, I was like, who says this?
How?
There were so many things like that that I was just like at first, and then even like talking about myself in the third person, I was just like, it took me a couple episodes to be like who is this?
Speaker 6Yeah?
Speaker 1And then it was so fun and then all of a sudden you switched over and was like, oh my god, this is so fun.
Speaker 5What's so funny about that?
Speaker 1Is that?
Speaker 5To me?
Speaker 6Anyways, that our creator used to say that in real life all the time, well, well, well, and the fact that he wrote that in for Chris Keller as like, I don't know if what it was supposed to be, but I don't think it was supposed to come across as like slimy as it does.
But that's all it can come across as because that's what it is.
Speaker 1I started realizing that it was a lot of like cyr no diversion acting or whatever, Like, there was a lot of like kill writing.
Speaker 3Stuff that I think, oh, yeah, you know, it's very like there's.
Speaker 1A lot of in there, you know, like and a lot of his humor, I think, and that, well, well.
Speaker 3It's definitely I was like that.
Speaker 6I don't know if I'd elevate that to Sirra now, but I can certainly see that.
Speaker 4I definitely think Chris Keller was a proxy for him.
Yeah, yeah, And so it makes sense that he was writing in some of his own stuff.
But again, it's a testament to you though that that line actually became so endearing and sort of a trademark likable thing, you know, because like the reality of how that line and who was saying that line was was absolutely not charming.
But the fact that like I like it now when I hear the well, well, well it's sort of like the Pavlovs bell, I'm like, oh, here comes some good stuff.
Absolutely, I imagine.
Also because we have Jessa had asked, did you like that Chris Keller spoken the third person?
There's a lot of questions about that.
But I'm wondering because on the page especially, he was such just like a womanizing jerk.
Right, did it help you that you got to speak in the third person, because in a way, it's sort of like you are getting to distance yourself, like it's an extra layer of distance between you and that character.
Did that help at all?
Speaker 3You know what?
I hate to say it, but it was.
Speaker 1It became so easy for me to be to be that guy, that cocky.
Speaker 3I like it.
I don't even think I wanted to be distanced from it.
Speaker 1Like I there is a part of me that is that is that, or at least thinks that's funny, that doesn't get to do that, And I think there's something about that.
Speaker 3That is like I feel I have so much fun doing that, I don't even want to be distance from it.
Speaker 1There was a few times I would be in scenes with Sofia where after we would cut, she'd be like, I hate you so much right now.
Speaker 3And I got such pleasure.
Speaker 4Out of that.
Speaker 1I couldn't was not something I would be like in real life, you know, And I just it was just so fun to get to be that annoying with no repercussions.
Speaker 3I don't know what.
Speaker 1I'll figure that out on therapy later, but it was like that was just it's just delicious, you know, And just being the third person was just another example of that where it's like.
Speaker 3It's so fun.
Speaker 4Isn't that just sort of a thing I feel like with all actors where we enjoy playing opposites.
So if you are someone who's like you're a very kind you know, maybe a people please or whatever it is, if you're a nice person, to get to really sort of exercise that mean muscle that you have let atrophy for so long feels really good.
It's very fun.
Speaker 3I love it.
I loved it.
Speaker 1And I've done more like bad guys assholes than I've done like good guys.
Speaker 3And I have.
Speaker 1Way more fun doing that than like being like, wow, you're like a really good guy in that movie.
Speaker 3Like it's like fun, you know, it's like fun.
Speaker 1But I also tend to find too that a lot of times, except I mean not always, but a lot of the.
Speaker 3Guys who are really.
Speaker 1Big actors for being really charming good guys aren't always you know what I mean.
And I see that get worked out that way too.
You know that it helps to have for them to have a script and a character.
Speaker 4Yeah, name names Tyler.
Let's jump to Chelsea's obviously we all want to know what it was like working with t Swift.
That's Taylor Swift for those of you who didn't know that.
In my guitar.
Yeah, she's she does the pop music.
Yeah, quite popular to.
Speaker 3Be a country singer.
Now she's doing some pop music.
Speaker 4And yeah, used to be a kid.
Now she's a lady.
Speaker 3M Yeah, she was just she's like a huge one Tree Hill fan.
So that's how it happened.
Speaker 1She I like I mentioned to her, like I mentioned in some magazine that I liked this new.
Speaker 3Song she had, uh called Tim McGraw.
Speaker 1It was her first song, and she happened to see it and was like a big fan of mine, like had watched all these dumb tour videos I'd ever done, Like was a huge like fan, like knew all these deep inside Tyler fans.
Speaker 5Like a girl with a crush.
That is what that sounds like.
Speaker 3No, she was full on.
Speaker 1And she was fifteen and I was like twenty one, so I was so much older, and you know, she was just like and she hit up the magazine her management.
Speaker 3DA was like, oh my god, she's such a big fan.
Speaker 1She's playing at this biker bar in sam Bernardino in southern California.
Speaker 3She loved to invite him to come if he wants to come.
Speaker 1And I was like, oh okay, like yeah, that's funny, like you know, like.
Speaker 3She's a fan.
Uh okay, cool, that's as fun y'all go, like you know, flattery was like, I was like down.
Speaker 1So I went to go see here and she's literally playing in this biker bar and she was awesome.
Speaker 3And she was like.
Speaker 1I'm gonna play your version of Missing You from One Tree Hill.
Would you get up on stage and singing with me?
And I was like oh okay, yeah, you know, she's like very forward like that, and I was like, okay, yeah, I guess I could do that.
Speaker 3And then while I was on stage with.
Speaker 1Her, she goes, I wanted to ask you on stage because I didn't want you to say no, but will you be my.
Speaker 4Music video is a fifteen year old yeah?
Speaker 3And I was like, oh my god, this girl.
Speaker 1And I was thinking, like I always say no later, but of course on tape, I'm like, yeah, sure, it sounds fun.
But I was just like, dang, this girl doesn't quit, you know, And then back, I didn't mean to embarrass you, but obviously, like, I'm doing the video for my second single if there's any way you'd be into doing it.
Speaker 3And I called my label.
I was like, can I even do this?
Speaker 1Like I don't you know, and they were like, yeah, if you want, it's probably like fine, Like it couldn't.
Speaker 3Hurt to do this girl's music video.
You're just some random seenage country singer, you know.
Yeah, And so then I went out there.
We became really good friends, and.
Speaker 1Her family were and when I ended up moving out to Nashville a couple years later, they let me like live on their houseboat and I like stayed with them while I was getting my like settled in and yeah, I got to hear.
Yeah, it's just like stayed in touch with them and they were awesome.
It ended up being such a cool And now I'm watching her become the biggest star in.
Speaker 3The entire world.
You know, that was so weird, not just famous, you know, we.
Speaker 1See it's so exciting to see you guys do your thing and watch people.
But she became one of the biggest musical acts of all time.
Speaker 3That was Weirdly, it's really weird.
Speaker 5It's incredible.
Speaker 3But I saw her.
Speaker 1Play, you know, like the Dallas Cowboys Stadium.
We were both playing the show in Texas.
I was playing this tiny bar.
She was playing the Cowboy Stadium in twenty nineteen for her Netflix thing, and I got ended up in the VIP.
Speaker 3Section with her parents and they're literally like this, like Tyler, isn't she doing such a good job.
I'm like, yeah, she's like the biggest star in the world.
Speaker 1But they're still just like so excited like filming her and just like singing along.
Speaker 3They It's really cute.
Speaker 1There's such a charming family and all that like dorky stuff is like real, Like.
Speaker 3She really is.
That's real.
Speaker 5That's so cool.
Speaker 4Johann h this is a question.
I did not submit this under a fake name, even though Johann sounds like a fake name.
I would use what is the best worst thing about Rob?
Like the worst thing about him?
You like the most?
Speaker 3Oh?
Speaker 4I swear to god, I didn't.
Speaker 3Write this is a good one.
Speaker 4It is hurt my feelings.
Speaker 5Oh my goodness, I can't wait for this.
What a good roast?
Speaker 3The best worst thing about Rob?
Speaker 4Do you want to take a minute noodle on it.
Speaker 1I mean, there's all there's just things that like I just are so annoying because you're so good at so many things that that's that's annoying.
But I will say my favorite thing about Rob I'll tell you that I always forget and I need to remind myself because it just really rounds out the whole thing, is that he's really good at magic.
Speaker 4I just love that about you.
Speaker 1I love that you're a tough, buff dude who's good looking, a great actor, a great dad, and also can do magic.
Speaker 3I just love that.
Speaker 4Thanks, Thanks Johan, and I'm less spend the rest.
Speaker 1Of the episode trying to think of something I really don't like about you.
Speaker 3That's my favorite thing at all?
Speaker 4Can I pitch you something I think could be tender?
For this is when I am with friends, I have a very well known tendency to order far too much, and I get as close to pure pressuring as a forty four year old should when it comes to like eat more with me, eat more with me, Hey, you should try this.
Have you tried that one?
I would say it can be a little so I would that would I would say I can sort of push people to nearly giving themselves a hernia.
Speaker 1You know why I love that though about you, because with other friends, I'm the guy that's like, can I have one more bite?
Speaker 3Is that messed up?
Speaker 1And with you it's not that way.
It's like you hit that, get hit that one more time.
Speaker 4The last convention that you and I did in Chicago are due started with or that.
The night before was you and I ordering like sixty dollars worth of waffles and crepes and cakes just just for the two of us to my hotel room.
And then the next morning chocolate and cookies covered in chocolate carapes.
Speaker 5Oh my god, this was the Chicago convention.
Yeah, nobody called me.
Speaker 6Oh, I absolutely would have eaten that with you guys, I mean, you were doing your thing.
Speaker 5You haven't seen each other in a while.
It's fine, Well, we're just looking for people.
Can count me in for a chocolate and to tell it crepe?
Speaker 4Oh my gosh, yeah.
Speaker 5Strawberry, to tell it crape.
Speaker 4I meant, okay, all right, the snack crew just grew by one.
Speaker 3Dude.
Next convention, we're gonna get dirty?
Speaker 4Are we are all going to see each other in Paris?
Speaker 6I'm not going to Paris on this Ah, I know when is it?
Is it like now September.
Speaker 4Ish October early October?
Speaker 6I think I think there's one next spring maybe that I might be doing.
Speaker 3But I'm not about Halloween.
Are you guys doing the Halloween one?
Speaker 4We all that hollow trick miss or whatever?
Speaker 6Yeah, yes we are, And in fact that's our finale.
We're doing a live drama Queen's Finale, and then we're also live streaming it for people who want to get text.
Speaker 5So we're gonna We're going.
Speaker 4To be there.
This is such good news.
I've already do.
This is so sad and funny.
I've already told Tyler all about this.
But Joy, I have Do you like corn bread?
Speaker 5I love good corn bread if it's not dry.
Speaker 4I got a spot.
I discovered it the last time I was in Wilmington.
And we'll talk about it off air.
Okay, we're gonna have.
Speaker 5A barbaria place.
Oh, I'm so excited.
Speaker 4Was it's a place you would not expect Arby's No?
Speaker 3Yeah?
Speaker 5Oh man?
Speaker 6All right, what's your favorite?
One's your heill memory?
On our off screen?
That's from Chelse another Chilse.
Speaker 1Oh standing some of us went up on the roof with some drinks and our red Solo cups.
At the end of a season nine when we were in the Trick Trick E we were doing the last stepsode We're all in trick and we kept leaving to go up on the roof with our drinks and it was so beautiful.
Speaker 3It felt so great.
We were up there.
It was like sunset, and you know, it started to sink.
Speaker 1In that it was ending and we were getting senior itis, and it was just like beautiful.
I just remember thinking, like I really like the end of it really hit hard for me like that.
Speaker 3I didn't expect it to.
I was like, ah, you know, like on to the next thing, you know, That's.
Speaker 1How it was most of the show, and then right at the end it really hit me, like, whoa, this has been such a moment for me.
I started when I was nineteen, did my twenty first birthday there.
You know, knew you guys the whole time, you know, as we grew up, you know, I mean, it's crazy.
Speaker 3It really ended up really hit me.
So that was that was beautiful.
I was so.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 6I didn't want realize you were nineteen when you started the show.
Speaker 1Wow, Yeah, because I was I must have just turned out to turn twenty and then by the next years.
Speaker 3Yeah, I think we yeah, something like that.
Yeah, craziness.
Speaker 4Well, Tyler, not only are you one of the most beautiful people, as People Magazine noted accurately, you're one of the most interesting and likable And this has been a delight and thankfully we get to keep you around for the episode nine oh five recap, but for this Q and A, which I'm just going to say is going to go down as one of the greats.
Thank you for joining us and tune in next week, gang, as we have the Man, the Myth, the Legend, Tyler Hilton himself to recap nine oh five.
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