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You should ask me all the Q questions up
top.
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You know what I'm saying? You start
asking the deep ones as we get deeper
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these wings, it's insane.
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Hey, what's going on everybody? For
First We Feast, I'm Sean Evans and
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watching Hot Ones. It's the show with
hot questions and even hotter wings.
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And today we're joined by Tiana Taylor.
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She's fresh off a Golden Globe Award win
and Oscar nomination for Best
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Supporting Actress for her performance
in the film One Battle After Another.
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Also a Grammy Award nominated musician
as well. Her latest album is called
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Escape Room. But you know what? You
can't run away from the wings of death
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today. Tiana Taylor, welcome to the
show. Cannot escape the wings of death
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today. What's going on?
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How are you around spicy food before we
get started?
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I'm a spicy food girl. I love spicy
food. Like everything, all my food that
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cook, if you're going to eat in my
house, it's going to be spicy for sure.
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I just don't know what you planted in
these wings, so I'm like... Caution. You
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know, alert.
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Mm -hmm.
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Very alert.
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Head on a swivel. Yeah, I can't curse
you right now. You know what I'm saying?
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get it. This is like we're literally
trapped in an escape room, and it's only
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one way out.
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Through. No, it's either one of us got
to go.
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You know what I'm saying?
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You ever see those movies where it's
like... Two enter, one leave.
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That's what's going on today. Only one
can go. Y 'all figure out who's going to
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be the one. It's getting sore, you know?
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So... So this first one is Garlic
Delight, and you'll start over to your
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I'm not coming in here being cocky
because the ones that be coming here
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shit.
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The main one's croaking.
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You recognize that pattern. I've seen
that pattern many times before. Very
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smart.
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So across your many projects, it's kind
of mind -blowing how many luminaries
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across different disciplines you've
turned into advocates and collaborators,
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know, from Dionne Warwick to Lauren
Hill, from Matt Damon to Leonardo
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What's your approach to balancing being
a student of the greats while
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simultaneously having the confidence to
go toe -to -toe with them creatively?
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Ooh, I think...
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I think that's the whole point, you
know, me wanting to make them proud, you
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know, to go from being home and watching
them to actually looking to the side
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and watching them be beside me is
insane. And because I don't take that
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granted, my goal is like, is no turning
back. You see how neither one of us
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could escape this room right now? We
can't. I can't escape the set.
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I'm always just locked in. And even if I
am nervous, I just, I got to take it
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off. The moment they yell action, it's
up.
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I can see it today. You know, you're
showing no sign of trepidation. You
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you're cautious, but you're confident.
Yes.
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Careful. And on that note, are you ready
to move on here to wig number two?
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Is it sriracha?
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This is. It's a pickled garlic sriracha
here. Ooh, pickled garlic. Okay.
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Well, I'll just keep you got me all
flat.
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I'm a flaps kind of girl. We pay
attention to the rider over here, all
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take a lot of pride in that.
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You know, it's very given detail
-oriented. I like this show already.
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I like it here.
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So last summer, you enrolled in the
Escoffier School for Culinary Arts,
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a degree in both pastry and culinary.
What has so far been the most
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dish or technique to master? Have you
tried your hand at the perfect beurre
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blanc yet?
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No, but...
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Fabricating protein is so hard.
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But I ain't going to front. It's so
good. It turned out so good. It was
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the process.
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When you close your eyes and picture in
your mind your dream Tiana Taylor
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restaurant, what's the picture look
like? Can you paint it for us?
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That'll be something cool. I want to
bring the skates back.
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You know, I need them to bring the
skates back.
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Maybe a little duck.
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And maybe the seats look like you're in
a drive -in.
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Sort of 50s era.
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Yeah. I see the vision. And I think I
want tie -dye, chef jackets, or leather.
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I'm very extra. So it's going to be
something cute.
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I know that. Maybe like patchwork or
like, you know, it's going to be
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cute. Not just the logo right there.
Like, no, I need the logo right here. I
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need a big logo on the back.
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The merch will go hard. You already know
I'm feeling the merch. I got merch
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everywhere.
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I season my chicken in mustard.
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Once you season it, you got to marinate
that thing in mustard.
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Getting lots of chicken pips already,
you know, and we can use those over here
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at this show. Me don't burn no chicken.
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You know, I don't play with my fried
chicken now.
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So in your documentary, Assembly
Required, there's this scene where
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struggling through a pre -show sprained
ankle. You have problems with the
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lighting. And it made me wonder, when
you think about all your live shows, all
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the times that you've had to take dates,
and a show where everything that could
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go wrong did, is there one that
immediately comes to mind?
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I mean, that's all of them. It's always
so chaotic backstage.
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I mean, dancer done lost a bra. This
person can't find a pinky toe. It's just
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always so much going on. So what I try
and do is be like, okay.
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Like, if it didn't go as planned, it
still worked out. Like, one time my wig
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slipped back or whatever, and I wound up
pulling it off and like.
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You know, swinging in a circle and the
crowd went crazy. So it's just like,
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yeah, I didn't go. It wasn't, it didn't
go as planned. I didn't plan for my wig
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to fly off, but I made it a moment and
it became even bigger. I can think quick
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on my feet and, you know. You embrace
the chaos.
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Absolutely. I'm like organized chaos.
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And you're embracing it so far in this
show. Three wings down, doing great. Are
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you ready to move on here to wing number
four?
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This one with the lizard?
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This is the one with the lizard. So we
call this one a smoked habanero and
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peach. It's about to be some hot shit
happening. I can tell by the lizard.
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All right.
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You know.
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I would be greedy. I'd take as big as
that.
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It's real good.
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What stands out as the most heated dance
battle that you've ever participated in
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firsthand? Like, how closely does art
imitate life when you're in a movie like
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Stomp the Yard?
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I think my most intense battle was in,
like, third grade.
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And you still remember it. It was in,
like, oh, I never forgot that day.
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It was recess, too. We didn't have no
music.
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You know what I'm saying? And I remember
we got it popping. They had to, like, I
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don't even know what was playing.
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Two entered.
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Only one left. You feel me? Yeah, yeah.
We're on theme today. It felt like
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today.
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You know what I'm saying? It felt like
today.
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Oh, it smells good, too. It got curry in
it.
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I feel like I'm getting greedy about a
wing, and I don't like that because
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that's not smart.
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You know what I'm saying? Like you're
violating your rule about being
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I love anything with curry in it. This
has got to have some type of curry in
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Yeah, it has that powder to it that
you're catching. Yeah.
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What's the most essential ingredient for
a proper summertime Harlem block party
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in your experience?
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Good music. You know what's crazy? I
never understood the importance of like
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when I was younger.
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Like he talks too much. Play the song.
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But I realized that you have some DJs
that do talk over the whole song and
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horrible. But then you have DJs that
know.
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that have a spiritual connection to the
vibe. You feel me? They know, and you
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got a $100 bill, put your hand, what,
what, you know what I'm saying? It just,
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they blend with the music, you know what
I'm saying?
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And I love a call and response.
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I just love when people know what
they're doing. So to have a good party
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you got to be a good DJ.
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Do you have a number one tip when it
comes to mastering the jump roping art
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Double Dutch?
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You don't know how to double judge if
you ain't holding the chest. You got to
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like this.
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Even if you don't need to, it's just
something about this that's like, it's
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luck. You know what I'm saying?
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And you got to kind of like, you got to
like fumble a little bit. Like you got
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to jump in. You're like, oh, no, hold
on. Wait. Slow down.
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Speed up. Come on.
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You get to jump.
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You know what I'm saying?
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It's the art. I know exactly what you're
saying. You know what I'm saying?
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It's the art.
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And do you have a go -to order at Amy
Ruth's on 116th Street?
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Ooh, Amy Ruth's, yes. I love cornbread,
and I love when they give me extra
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butter. I don't want the butter melted,
but I don't want the butter cold,
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neither. It got to be just enough to,
like, how you see it in the commercial
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when you just smear it on, and then it
starts to melt on there. Don't send me
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melted butter.
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Then I need it soft enough to melt on
top.
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So you got the cornbread.
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Mm -hmm.
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Then you got the fried chicken.
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Crispy. You got collard greens, a little
bit of hot sauce.
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Just want that.
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Mm -hmm.
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Baked macaroni and cheese, maybe a
little bit of yam.
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There you have it.
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Mm -hmm.
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This smells like it's about to be some
shit that's about to go there.
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And this one to me is kind of sneaky,
like kind of like one of
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those false first impression sauces.
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Groovy.
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Still dancing on it.
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Dancing, dancing, dancing.
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You are dancing on it.
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So you gave an interesting quote talking
to press backstage at the Globes where
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you said, honestly, if everything would
have happened my way on my time, I don't
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even know if I would be standing up
here.
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Do you think patience is underrated in
Hollywood?
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I just learned that there's always
something bigger in store for you.
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So even when you get that no,
understanding that that no is also a
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And I think that patience is a part of
knowing what's for you and what's not,
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you know, and when it's your time and
when it's not.
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But I also have a sports mentality.
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You know, I'm going to wait my turn. I'm
going to clap from the bench or on the
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court, you know, whether I'm sixth man
or defensive player in the corner or,
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know, like it doesn't matter. I know how
to wait and understand my position.
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especially with a movie because now i'm
looking at ptn i'm like listen you're
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our quarterback you know i'm saying let
him cook let him cook i show up in my
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jersey and i'm i'm ready to have a good
game and you know what sure hand so far
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all right these wings have not been too
hot to handle but if you're ready we can
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move on to sauce number seven this one's
called nirvana
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Oh, I'm okay.
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That's a Havana, right?
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Okay.
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Mm -hmm. Mm -hmm. You starting?
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I'm okay. You okay? All right. Then
we're okay.
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Since we're a team. Mm -hmm.
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Want to take a sip of water? Yeah, let's
do that. Let's do that.
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I've heard you say of your early life, I
was always in go mode. I'm from Harlem.
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I'm a hustler. I'm a grinder.
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Looking back, what do you see as like
your boldest shoot your shot moment?
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Like, has there ever been a time where
you've surprised yourself with your own
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instinct to hustle?
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Yeah, I didn't know how many things I
was like collecting until now.
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I'm like, you know, like even signing up
for culinary school.
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I got it.
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I didn't really surprise myself.
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Bitch.
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You know what else surprised me? What
else surprised you?
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Going to Nirvana.
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You know what? I noticed that this is
the first one that you didn't smell
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Because we was in like deep
conversation.
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Right. Lost in it.
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Lost in it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I took my
eye off the ball. All right. I took my
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eye off the ball. I can't trust you. I'm
going to earn it back. I'm going to
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earn it back along the way.
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Maybe
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I need
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you to stop asking me questions right
now.
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Let's take a beat.
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You ready? I'm ready.
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Okay, man.
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I have my tongue involved in this one.
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Right.
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I'm going to tell you, we got two more
to go, bitch. We got two more to go,
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bitch. That's the athlete mindset right
there.
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There's two more reps.
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There's two more reps.
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We're almost at the finish line.
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We're almost at the finish line.
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What makes R &B music the realest bitch
in the world? Can you unpackage that
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quote from Billboard in an interview
from 2020?
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I said that, right?
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No stone is left unturned in R &B.
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You know, you get to be your most
vulnerable.
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What you doing?
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Just trying to survive, you know. Are
you chewing ice?
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Yeah, a little bit. Why didn't you tell
me?
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Oh, man, it's helpful over here.
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Yeah.
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You praying on my downfall? No, never.
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No, I'm praying that we make it to the
top of this mountain, all right? And
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we get a beautiful view from the summit.
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That's always my goal going through
this. I never want to take anybody out.
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I never pray on anyone's downfall.
Never.
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You should have asked me all the Q
questions up top.
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You know what I'm saying? You start
asking the deep ones as we get deeper
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these wings. It's insane.
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It feels like I ain't got an answer. You
see, I had all the answers in the world
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earlier. I was in bars. Now it's just
getting a little crazy.
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All right, I'll try to come up with a
cute one, all right?
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For this next one. It's too late.
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It's too late? I said the cute ones need
to go up top.
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What makes Pretty Woman the perfect
film, in your opinion? Like, why does
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film resonate so strongly with you? Oh,
my God.
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I love Pretty Woman.
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That instantly just made the burn go
away.
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I'm trying, over here. Oh, my God. I'm
trying to reciprocate. That was so cute.
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You redeemed yourself.
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Pretty Woman is just so special. One, I
love rom -com, you know? And I love the
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idea of fairy tales as well. And I just
love love.
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Julia Roberts is, like, my favorite
person in the whole wide world.
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It was just my favorite. I had the
biggest crush on Richard Garrett.
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Say Pretty Woman again.
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Pretty Woman.
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Yeah,
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you know, it's just, it's so good. And
it's one of my favorite films. And I
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just, I love what it talks about. And I
just love Julia. Like, she just, it's
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bright. Everything she does, it always
feels so bright. And I just love it.
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I'm a rom -com girl.
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All right, Tiana.
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I'd be looking like a punk if I don't do
that.
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What a fucking run. What a fucking run.
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How much you dipped in there?
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No, dip it some more. Okay. Dip it some
more. I got you.
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Is that good enough? I want you to eat
that part where you dipped it. Yeah,
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yeah, yeah, of course.
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And with that, the wings of death are
behind us.
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And as we've learned today, someone who
wears many hats, a multi hyphenate,
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including aspiring pastry chef. If you
could put together the ultimate antidote
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dessert to combat the wings of death,
what would you whip up in the kitchen?
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Like, can you describe it step by step?
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I would.
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I would have to bake a cake.
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I have to bake a cake.
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Strawberry.
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Strawberry cake.
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With a whole lot of icing.
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and a big ass scoop of ice cream between
that and pretty woman you know pretty
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woman got me through one of these rounds
yeah you know what i'm saying and now i
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want some cake i actually want to go and
dabble back into that what was that
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curry one back into the tropical
amarillo we don't have any cake but we
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some ice cream tiana taylor here comes
the bowl we've earned it and look at you
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taking on the wings of death living to
tell the tale, and now there's nothing
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left to do but roll out the red carpet
for you. This camera, this camera, or
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this camera, let the people know what
you have going on in your life.
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My current status is that I am dying.
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Only after that, from my casket, I will
be releasing my Air Jordan 3s
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March 7th.
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And then when I rise from the dead, I
want you to go and watch one battle
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another. Or HBO Max, or I'll hunt you.
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Um, and yeah, I'm dying.
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See you.
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Oh.
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Want that after another shirt? Oh,
thick.
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Mm -hmm. I told you, I'll make merch.
Thank you so much. I know you do merch.
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Mm -hmm. I know you do merch.
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I got some Tiana Taylor merch.
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Yeah. I knew when you said it.
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But yeah.
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And they can't take that away from me.
You will?
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Yeah, I got you. You got to tell me
you're five. Yeah.
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You're the five.
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And I got you. You know what I'm saying?
Because we're a team. Because we're a
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team.
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I wouldn't go that far.
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Okay. You're chomping on ice without me.
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You still can't be trusted.
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I don't even know what's going to happen
when I get in the car back home.
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