Jack Antonoff and Hayley Williams Talk About the Quaintness of Watching a Movie With a Friend

Rolling Stone

Jack Antonoff and Hayley Williams talk about the quaintness and simplicity of watching a movie with a friend in 2025: "If someone was like, 'do you want to watch a movie together?' I'd like cry."

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00:00When I was a bit younger, I was like, TV rots your fucking brain.

00:03And, like, it kind of didn't.

00:04You know what I mean? Like, because...

00:06You just want more of it.

00:07Well, now it's quaint.

00:08Now it's like, if someone was like,

00:09you want to watch a movie together, I'd, like, cry.

00:11I know, it's like...

00:12I'd be like, you're beautiful.

00:14Watching, like, watching a movie with someone at their house

00:17would be the equivalent... Intimate.

00:18Yeah, of, like, the 60s version of, like, lying in a field,

00:22staring at this... It's like line dancing together.

00:24Yes. Yeah. Thank you.

00:25Wow, it's so true.

00:27It's so... Especially sans any other screens.

00:30Dude, I am only happy if I have something on TV,

00:35I have something on my laptop, and I have my phone.

00:37I'm just like...

00:38Just getting shit done.

00:39Yeah, and then my partner likes to, like, meditate and stuff.

00:42Yeah. She's not sick that way.

00:44Right. And I'm just like...

00:46Ugh. Just like...

00:47I hate to say I'm with you.

00:49I, like, I really romanticize the version of myself

00:52that is not like that, but...

00:55I'm just... I am like that.

00:57Haha.

00:57I, like...

00:58I'm not... I don't know.

00:59That's right.

01:00I'm not like that.

01:00I don't know.

01:01Yeah.

01:02I don't know.

01:02Remember...

01:03You know, it's not like that and that's the turn.

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