And great job in the movie, pal. -Thank you so much.

Are you -- Are you enjoying New York while you're here?

'Cause you're an L.A. kid, right?

-Yeah, yes. I mean, I've been here four times this month.

-Really? -It's crazy.

-Are you thinking about moving here?

-Maybe? Maybe? We'll see what happens.

-Yeah, are you having fun? What did you do on Halloween?

Anything big?

-I went to the Time Square.

It was cool. -Oh, yeah?

-Yeah. -That was pretty fun.

-I think this is definitely cooler, though.

-Ah, that's what I'm talking about.

Yes! Thank you.

I saw you and Jonah were at a Knick game.

That was pretty fun. You sat courtside.

Was that amazing for you?

-It was my second time at a basketball game,

and it was the first time I paid attention

and knew what I was seeing.

But one of like --

An '80s rapper, I mean,

he dropped a margarita or something?

-Wait. Say it again. I'm sorry.

-Margarita. An '80s rapper, yeah.

-An '80s rapper? A rapper from the '80s?

-Okay, I'm sorry if I don't know his name.

I'm sorry if you're watching this.

But he dropped a --

-An '80s rapper. Okay, yeah.

What year were you born? -2005.

-Oh, my gosh. Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow.

Okay, yeah. So, an '80s rapper. I mean, really old.

Yeah. He spilled a margarita on the court?

-Yeah, and I was sitting next to him.

And, I mean, the first thing that everyone looked at,

they were like, "Oh, it must be a little kid doing it."

And just another thing --

Putting this out there that, that was not me.

It was not me. Yes. -That was not you at all.

-It was not -- It was not me. -No, of course.

No. Yes. Invite him back to the Garden.

-Yeah, yeah, exactly. 100%. -To see another Knick game.

He doesn't drink margaritas.

-Yeah. He's too young. No, no. He doesn't do that stuff.

Congrats on the movie. How was Jonah as a director?

Was he fun? The best. -Jonah's the best.

-He is the best. -Jonah's the best.

-He said the same thing about you.

-He just got to visit me before I went on.

And I -- I love Jonah. He's the best.

-Now, how did he find you, though?

Did he just go to a skate park or...?

-Yeah, he went -- No, yeah. He did.

He did go to a skate park with Lucas, too.

And, I mean, that's where it all happened.

-'Cause it's a beautiful movie.

Basically about coming of age and finding your new family,

your new friends at a certain time.

You're like, "I'm going to start hanging out with my friends."

You get your clique. You get your buddies.

And yours was skaters.

And so he hired mostly all professional --

Well, I guess not professional skaters, right?

You're not professional, are you?

-Not yet. Not yet. But --

-You're just good. -Yeah, yeah. I'm not too bad.

I'm not too bad at skating.

-I mean, do you skate every day? -Yeah.

Every single day that I'm not either doing auditions

or playing "Fortnite," I'm skating.

Actually, no, no. That's combined.

It's skating, and then I play "Fortnite" later at night.

-You play "Fortnite" later. -Yeah.

Jonah said that it's harder -- He cast you guys

because he said it's harder

to be a good skater than a good actor.

He's like, "You can hire good actors,

but then they have to learn how to skate."

-Yeah, you have to be skating for so long to understand,

like, what skating is actually about.

I mean -- Yeah.

-'Cause -- Well, you can't just, like, learn how to do a trick.

I mean, then, you have that down,

but what goes into skating?

I mean, you see everything. You meet a lot of people.

And then you almost -- Sometimes when I'm in a nicer area,

I'm like -- I can adjust, like, my personality.

And then when I'm in, like, a bad area,

I already know what to expect.

I'm pretty open to the real world right now.

[ Laughter ]

Okay. I am, though. I am, though.

-Wow. Who is this kid? Who are you?!

-I don't know. I don't know. -Oh, my gosh. Who are you?

I want to show a clip of you.

Here is Sunny Suljic in "Mid90s" in theaters now.

Check it out.

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-Oh, yeah! -Oh, sick.

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-Wait. Hey. -Yo. Wait, wait, wait. Wait!

-You're not going fast enough! -Yo, wait!

-Hey!

-Is he [bleep] dead, yo?

-Yo.

[ Cheers and applause ]

-I love how in that scene -- -Yeah.

-I remember at a Q&A,

I would just hear a bunch of people thinking like,

"What are they doing?!"

'Cause they thought they just, like, left me --

just, like, left me dead.

-Yeah, no. -Yeah.

-It's just a movie. It's just acting, yeah.

Is it harder to do bad tricks 'cause you're too --

-Yes, it's pretty difficult.

-Can you show us a good trick?

[ Cheers and applause ]

Come on. You get to skate on "The Tonight Show"?

That'll be fun.

-All right. -Sunny Suljic right here.

-All right. Here? -Yeah, sure.

-Okay.

Alright, so, I have a disadvantage

'cause these are Yeezys and these are not skating shoes.

-Enough said. Enough said. -Quick flex. Quick flex.

Alright.

Wait. Is this -- Okay. Alright.

-What is this trick called? -Um, I want to play it safe.

I'm going to play it safe. I'm going to do a kick flip.

-What are you going to do? -Kick flip.

-Kick flip. Of course. Play it safe.

Here we go. Kick flip.

[ Drum roll ]

[ Cheers and applause ]

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Yeah! That's what I am talking about!

Sunny Suljic, everybody!

"Mid90s" is in theaters now.

Pistol Annies performs after the break.

Stick around, everybody!

You got to teach me how to do it.

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