[ SECRET POST #3150 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3150 ⌋

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[fscom]

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Transcript by OP

[fscom]

I daydream about what I'd say in interviews if I became famous: who to cite as influences, what not to admit were influences, cult classics to rec, what I think of fandom, joke answers, how to dodge questions.

pic [a Sims 3 ghost] completely unrelated

[(Anonymous)]

everyone does that, right

right?

[kallanda_lee]

That's...normal, I think?

[(Anonymous)]

I do it. Granted I always beat myself up for it afterword for being full of myself. It's a guilty pleasure I keep going back to.

[(Anonymous)]

That's completely normal.

[(Anonymous)]

That is very common, OP.

[elaminator]

I do it to and I would HATE being famous. I enjoy my privacy far too much, am too boring to be a celeb in the first place and would give the absolute worst interviews. Maybe that's why I enjoy doing it? (So I can imagine how cool it would be to be more eloquent, charming, etc.)

Do you ever pretend you're on a panel at Comic Con?

[(Anonymous)]

Or doing an award acceptance speech? Do you ever imagine who the musical guest might be when you're hosting SNL? Or what other guests will be on the couch for the Graham Norton Show? Do you ever pretend you're the guest lecturer for a college drama class?

Because I've never done that, no sir, not me, wouldn't dream of it.

Re: Do you ever pretend you're on a panel at Comic Con?

[(Anonymous)]

I definitely never imagine talking about who the collaborators on my last project more and how awesome it was to work with them

and it's definitely not always artists or musicians or actors or whatever that i idolize

definitely not

[(Anonymous)]

Done this since childhood, is a major component of my personality.