Let's just make me want to, like, Okay, It's that part of the trip, you know?

Yes, exactly.

Truly.

This is the part where, like, Okay, Okay.

I'm in this now.

Hey, what's going on?

Everybody from first we feast on Shaun Evans and you're watching hot ones.

It's the show with hot questions and even hotter wings.

And today we're joined by Zoe Kravitz.

She's an actress model a musician, you know, from projects like Mad Max Fury Road in HBO's Big Little Lies.

She also stars in High Fidelity, a new series from Lulu, which is set to release on Valentine's Day.

That's February 14th.

Zoe Kravitz.

Welcome to the show.

Thank you for having me.

How are you around?

Spicy food.

How you feeling going into this?

I love Spice.

I love Spice a lot, but I am scared right now.

And then.

Carl.

Okay.

It.

So as you mentioned, you have a new comedy show On who?

High fidelity, Where you play this record shop owner who is preoccupied with past breakup.

I know that you're a self described music nerd.

What is the proper way to sort records?

Is it alphabetical, chronological or autobiographical.

I mean, autobiographical is pretty dope.

It's also like a slightly psychotic, but probably the most interesting way because you have to remember where they came from, where you were in your life.

I am not able to do this, by the way, but I think it's a really cool thing.

If you could pull it off.

Have you ever given any thought to that great high fidelity quote.

What came first, the music or the misery?

Have you ever given any thought to whether or not we're miserable?

So we listen to pop music or we're miserable because we listen to pop music?

I think it's a chicken or the egg situation.

Man.

I really don't think there's a proper answer.

I think it's like a vicious cycle.

Oh, sweet.

Gotta kick, though.

I'm fucking scared right now.

One of the many amazing videos on your instagram is one where you're dancing and singing along, blasting R and B and eating a burrito.

Yeah, as someone who actually grew up on a vegan diet, are we living in like a golden age of veganism or is it kind of becoming a parody of itself?

It's a good question so I did grow up again.

I'm not vegan anymore.

I'm trying to be better for the environment.

People assume that I'm begin because I don't know.

They think I'm like a hippie or something.

So I think I kind of rebelled against that.

I mean, I do wish there was, like, a world where vegans didn't have toe.

If you go to cafe gratitude or something which has delicious food, I don't want to be asked the question of the day.

I just don't want that.

I want to just give me food if you like.

Look at places like by Chloe or whatever.

There's this whole windfall of like vegan offerings were like sloppy Joes are Mac and cheese.

Or like, there's that impossible burger.

Yeah, love, right?

So it's like this whole new thing where it's like Maybe it's not like a health choice, necessarily, or an environmental choice, necessarily, Like there's 10,000 different reasons to go there.

I feel like we should open like like I want to go to like a dirty, fast food vegan restaurant.

Like just ugly fluorescent lighting dirty.

I don't want any fucking wind chimes, you know.

I mean, like I feel like people should be able to just have, like, the McDonalds experience with vegan food, and I think that's right around the corner.

We can make it happen.

Speaking of right around the corner way, it's chill, which you're scaring me.

I feel like it's about to become not Joe.

So I suppose the people would feel shortchanged if we didn't take a moment to discuss Big Little Lies.

Is the Monterey five Group chat still active?

It is, Yeah, it's so girly, but I feel like there's a lot of like I love your eyes with lots of hearts.

Whatever happened to that deleted scene in season?

To where Reese Witherspoon, Same supposed to throw ice cream at a Meryl Street?

I don't know.

I don't know why they cut it.

It was such a bummer because obviously the world needs to see that right.

Um, I feel like we should somehow release that to the world.

I don't know why it was taken out, but just knowing that Reese threw ice cream at Merrill is good enough.

I think one of the mechanics of all those sunset scenes, because it seems like production, nothing stresses him out quite like that ticking of natural light.

It's a good question, you know, it's funny.

There never was that feeling of We're running out of Light were freaking out, especially in Season one.

And John Mark, who really established the natural light look.

He was just very.

He would always just figure it out.

He was always the kind of person that would you know if if there's no light, will use the light from the car that's in the parking lot in the background.

He's super creative.

So yeah, there was never that feeling of we're running out of time.

And then, finally, costume designer Alex Friedberg described your season one style is nor Cal bohemian, and then your season to look is careless, shapeless and depressed.

Clothes are a huge part of getting into character.

I've had certain characters where I couldn't I didn't really feel like that person, and the second I put on those clothes, I felt like, Oh, okay, I feel it now.

I think that's why I love fashion so much.

I mean, it's it's self expression, right?

So how how does this person walk and talk is?

It's all connected to clothing in a way.

Well, I like this one.

This is good.

I just like the flavor.

How do you feel about this?

I like this one.

I'm wondering if they were if they were swapped.

Am I right, Chris?

I think it's like this.

Oh, having tried them.

You're right.

Because this is that color classic hot ones production mix up.

I shouldn't mention this is our first shoot of season 11.

I don't know where it's calling in the order way.

Gotta tighten up, guys, We gotta tighten up.

That's dope.

That's a good hot house.

So as I understand it, you've lived in Williamsburg for 10 years, and over that decade it's had a complete transformation.

What is one thing that outsiders get wrong about Williamsburg?

And then what's one stereotype?

That is absolutely right.

I guess a lot of people think it's Nashville USA.

That's true.

Um, um, thing that people get wrong is that I guess dutiful USA is actually kind of a nice place to live.

Out of curiosity, have you ever been toe that hot sauce store?

Heat nest?

I wife passed it.

I've passed it and definitely gets my attention.

And there's something about it.

That makes me think it's to Williamsburg.

I can't go inside.

I can't make myself go inside.

And like, of course, it's like a fucking hot south store here.

What neighborhood do you think has more influence on style in 2020 Williams Burger.

Calabasas is, huh?

Calabasas?

Because those people have more followers.

Which is the better city to be a musician.

L.

A or New York?

New York.

If you could import one l a institution to Brooklyn, what would it be?

Sushi park.

Sushi park.

You heard it.

Here first.

Are you ready to move on down the line?

Yeah.

So we crab.

It's all right.

So this one is the low, scaly Auntie's Rojo.

So we have a recurring segment on our show called.

Explain That, Graham, where we have our guest explained some of the deep dive pictures on their instagram.

But I want to start with your bio, which is trying not to be an asshole since 1988.

How's that going for you?

It's like a day by day thing.

Yeah.

I mean, I think like most people, I could be kind of an asshole sometimes.

You know, social media people often try Thio appear perfect.

And I guess that's me saying I'm not perfect.

In fact, I'm a little bit of an asshole, but I'm trying not to be.

And that's kind of the journey of life.

And that's what's important.

All right, onto the pictures.

Oh, yeah.

Here you are with an owl on your head is one of those owl cafe.

It is indeed I went to Japan.

I heard about these owl cafes and I was fascinated and shit's crazy man, you like, sit there and they give you tea and then they just put the apples on you in different places.

And it's It's a novel cafes where I've always understood owls to be like semi dangerous birds of prey.

They probably could scratch that.

I should add the claws on that thing.

I looked pretty chill, but I was not chill.

I was freaking out a little bit in the picture.

All right, this next picture, it feels like it could use some explanation.

Um, so when I was a kid, I was a Britney Spears fanatic for obvious reasons on.

My father was really good, is really good friends with Mark Seliger, the photographer who took this photo and he came into town and surprised me and brought me to the photo shoot to me.

Bernie, on the oops, I did it again.

Coverage?

Yeah, it's fucking iconic.

And then finally, we have one more for you.

Haters will say it's Photoshopped.

Okay, so we're shooting season two.

We're in Monterey, and we had a midway party where we went bowling, and I went to go get Shane lean and I, um, more beer.

And then I guess they took the photo while I was gone.

And then this photo got posted on Instagram and went totally viral.

And I was like, Fuck, man, you go to the bar for five minutes and they cut you out of the pain.

You're not in the photo.

So then, um, yeah, I shocked myself into the photo con's I've I'm a loser Who's the best bowler in this group?

Maybe Reese, not Nicole.

Merrill was pretty good, but fuck, man, Meryl's get it.

Everything.

It's upsetting.

I think she whenever she got a gutter, we were all like, yes, because it was so nice to see her not like, get an award for best bowler or something.

Is it creeping for you?

It's creeping for me.

I'm scared.

How?

Till I feel right now I feel like I'm gonna.

Karma's been fucked me up on the second half of him, despite you and your family being considered the paradigm of cool across generations, I've heard you say that you relate more to being a nerd or like a goofball.

Do you think that it's maybe impossible for anyone to think of their parents is being cool no matter what the outside world thinks of them, I think when you're younger, Yes.

Now I think my parents were very cool for probably different reasons that the rest of the world does.

But yeah, as a kid there, there's just there's just no way you cannot win.

I mean, my father would do cool things like bring me to, you know, see Britney Spears.

But I was probably like, take off the net and shirt, man, like, What are you doing?

You know, a lot of times I think people rebel because their parents are so categorically un cool, huh?

Do you think that maybe there's a part of you that would rebel because they were too cool.

I mean, I used to joke about being a lawyer.

Um, I didn't get tattoos for till I was 19 or 20.

That was rebellion, right, cause you almost want to go the opposite direction.

You can't get a tattoo, and it won't piss them off would be like, Oh, cool.

Would you go to what you get?

You know, it's like there's nowhere to go.

You know what?

I think this is like, what happened was I was looking I was like, I have three loud, but there's four sauces.

You're I feel like this show is like doing drugs with somebody, right?

It's like a psychedelic experience, but also in the way where you sit down with someone and, you know, you're about to go through something together, right?

And you're kind of talking each other through it.

I'm like a like a shaman.

Yes, your spicy food trip here.

All right, this one, Stargazer.

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