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Why Finneas Accepts That His Fame And Popularity Won’t Last Forever · Direct From Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest

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Speaker 1: Direct from Hollywood with Ryan Seacrest. With all the enormous
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Speaker 1: success Phineas has had producing his sister Billie Eilish along
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Speaker 1: with several other pop stars, and releasing twenty songs of
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Speaker 1: his own along with an EPs, pretty shocking that he's
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Speaker 1: yet to release his own full length album, but he's
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Speaker 1: about to change that. It's called Optimist. Timing seems right.
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Speaker 1: Phineas is success and popularity on the rise. He told Enemy,
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Speaker 1: it's all hypertemporary. There were artists I love growing up
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Speaker 1: where you turn on them psychologically. That's twelve year old.
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Speaker 1: They're your hero. Then you turn eighteen or nineteen and
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Speaker 1: think that band is lame. Now. We love to love
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Speaker 1: things until we've decided we hate them. So unlike you
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Speaker 1: can't be the important one for very long. It's just
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Speaker 1: inevitable when people have high hopes, even when we're well intentioned,
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Speaker 1: it's easy to disappoint people. Phineas sings about this in
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Speaker 1: the song Medieval, which is on Optimist, coming out October.
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