I Mean, Sometimes I Hate Interviews Because

I've Felt Depressed Many Times In My Life, So I Can Draw On Those Times In My Life When I Need To.

I Have A Way Of Dealing With Situations Where I Come Off Awkward, Or People Think I’m Purposely Trying To Make Things Uncomfortable. But Normally I’m Talking Really Slowly Or There’s A Lot Of Silence Because There’s Just Nothing Going On. I’m Just Totally Freaking Out, But From The Outside Perspective It Looks Like I’m In Control.

Once You Do A Character In Hollywood And People Haven't Seen You Before, They Put You In A Box And They Think That's All That You Can Do And It's Hard To Get People To Take A Risk On You.

Social Media Is A Way To Make Communication Easier. Obviously Some People Misunderstand It, Some People Take It Personally, And Some People Are In A Constant Fight To Grow Their Engagement. They Even Become Obsessed. They Feel Like They Need To Be Popular On Social Media. The Most Important Thing Is: You've Got To Be Secure In Yourself. In Order To Have Influence On Other People, You've Got To Know Who You Are, First Of All. The Reason I Get Happy When I Get More Engagement Is Because That Means I Did Something Right In Terms Of My Audience Enjoying My Content.

I Got Off Twitter, Because I Started Feeling Like It Was Not Adding Anything Positive Into My Life. If Anything, It Was More Negative. But Now I'm Back On It Because It Can Be Fun. I Think, As An Actor And A Public Figure, It's A Different Experience When You Put Yourself Out There In That Way. I Think It Can Be A Great Tool, And That Part I'm Comfortable With. But The Part That's Kind Of More Personal, That Part I'm Still Struggling With, Because I Don't Really Want People To Know Everything About Me.