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Liam Payne

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first: 2021-06-07
most recent: 2021-06-07
sittings or episodes: 1
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“How do you feel about that, by the way? It's pretty cool. It's cool because you're a dragon. Some kids want to grow up being a dragon. You are a dragon. Yeah, I know.”
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“Yeah, I mean, I recently started Jujitsu and it's for me I want to be able to do what a lot of these guys are doing. Like the funny thing about Jiu Jitsu's super humbling because you just get thrown around like it's like a tiger eaten a gazelle or something. I mean, it's wild. So it's like as soon as that happens. And I was always quite a small dude. I've never been like a big guy. I mean, even when I did my underwear commercial, I was still like. I think I was 75 kilos, which is super light, right? So when I'm in the gym, people are like, throw me over here. And I'm like, oh, I'm going that way today, am I? And then I'm over here. And it's like, so I put, I didn't want to put some weight on, but I put too much weight on at one point. I was like.”
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“I say, it's been able to get into bed at night and have that small victory to know at least I did this, and it was for me. It wasn't for anybody else. I think that's important.”
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“The value of the gym. Yeah, yeah. I mean, I wouldn't call the first one. The first one's more of like a wake up. Let's call it a vinyasa, like a yoga type. The first day I went to the gym in lockdown, I went and looked at the gym because I was like, if I go in there and start moving around and throwing stuff and whatever else, then I'm not going to want to go the next day. And you have to slowly build it up. Don't go in and think you need to do 45 minutes because I've run into magazine that they said this. It's no quick route. For me, you need three months for any significant change that you have. And then it's like started 20 minutes, 15 minutes. Just go and feel it out. And then you'll find after a while the exercises, you're like, oh my God, I only have five more minutes in here and I need another five minutes. And guess what? You can have them. So then it's slowly like we've got, we're up to, you know, an hour, an hour and ten minutes now. So it's like from starting at 15, 20 minutes. But for me, it's just.”
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“I did. I did. I mean, training partners is the best one for that, you know, and each of you put in a session together and throwing in different moves because then you're doing something that's a bit different. We recently, my training partner, I got to a point where we're like a stalemate with the stuff that we're doing. So then we started like branching out to different gyms and they have different kit. But I'm fairly good with keeping myself on the go with it. I mean, like I say, the only problem for me was alcohol. You can't train and drink and anything. You can't do it all at once. You're going to be a rock star or you're going to be a star engineer. Yeah, yeah. That's your choice.”
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“I did one performance on TV was with the BAFTAs actually. And I was disappointed myself, but I was always a fairly sporty kid and kept moving. And I didn't look how I wanted to look. You know what I mean? There was anything wrong with that, but just in your own self, you know how you feel about it. And obviously they say the camera adds 10 pounds. Definitely did. Secure in myself now, and I feel like I know where I'm at again, which is good.”
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“I put on so much weight. I was eating badly and kind of describing it as a bulking period. It was a dirty bulk. Don't worry about it. I'm doing it for a movie role. Yeah, that's the best new excuse. If anyone asks you to put weight, yes, for a role. Someone out 2022. Yeah, and I put a lot of weight on.”
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“What I found more than anything, and this with alcohol, with other stuff, is like boundaries. There were no boundaries. So, you know, if you're on Zoom, you can quite easily hide that you might be a little bit tipsy at the point you shouldn't be. So it was like creating your own boundaries, creating your own routines. And that's where I think everybody struggled. Most without routine. And I noticed you had a dog here, which at the moment that's one of my things I think I'm definitely going to get a dog because I need routine. I need it.”
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“But then the thing what I found about that was sometimes Ain't Superman, and you're going to have a bad day. And my thing is, if I don't set up what I aiming to do that day, then I become more depressive, if that makes sense. But it's just like, I think the main thing for me, I mean, I've always called it like a small victories thing. And that's why I love the gym. Because if I've at least been to the gym that day, then I've done something. But then I started to branch that out more that it was call a family member. You know, I spent some time with my son, make sure I get FaceTiming. Because it was hard because the first point of it, we couldn't see each other. It was the longest time it's in my son in a long time, which was difficult. But then it was like As long as I've done one of those things in the day, then it doesn't matter if I didn't do anything else.”
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“Think I did up until the last few months. I mean, Having a lot of time home, I think a lot of people had this same sort of thing. Alcohol. Just really getting earlier and earlier. Yes. Easier and easier to go to. And for me I don't know. I think there's a slight little bit of social anxiety as well, in it that, you know. already hard sometimes to go out places for the thought that you might like Or whatever. There's always that extra level of stress. So for me, I've always been quite withdrawn.”
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“My God sending that because I started that really young as well and trying to think about how I would do this or how I would do that asking our old managers and people like that what they invest in and stuff like that which kind of makes me feel safer.”
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“Know, I think we just always worked. Like, I started, I was first on TV at 14. So I was younger. An audience of expectation at that point was like 20 million people, which was wild. So I was like 14 years old. So from then on, my life's just been like doing the same thing over and over and over again up until this point. So I don't know. At times you fall out of love with it. And I think that... To find And also, you're not under any impression this isn't going to stop at some point. Like a lifespan for an average pop. I've outlived most lifespans with that sort of thing, which has been amazing. Really, really cool. And I think part of that's probably from starting so young. Know it's going to end at some point, so you always want to find something else that you're good at. So it's kind of safety cushion. This is what investing has been”
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“Obviously, they got a new ism for everything, but it actually made sense to me. If I'm not doing something that's productive, I feel like I'm going backwards. So then I'm trying to force moves. And I suppose. Was one of the things I think I learned most about myself. I don't have to be doing something every day to feel good about myself.”
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“I think so. I think I've had a crash course this last year in learning to have my own time. Because, I mean, you imagine from about the age of 16, 17, we were Daisy every day. So when you don't have a day sheet, it's like, what the hell do I do? And then the other part of it's like you don't really learn what you enjoy from that point either. So it was that was quite difficult in lockdown because you have so much time to yourself. And then it was like I saw something the other day about toxic productivity. Did you see this?”
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“No, my partner's there at the time. Okay. Yeah. It was wild and it was Dark because you can't really go anywhere. You don't really know what you're doing. And I felt like my career was kind of in a funny place at that point as well and how I was agreeable with it at that time as well, if that makes sense.”
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“I mean, I was just finding myself on the sofa for the whole day, just watching random Netflix. I've seen everything on Netflix.”
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“With a company called V Is good. And then I stopped working, which I thought was going to be really good for me because I was tired and it was actually the worst thing in the world for me.”
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“Has been interesting. I feel like I got the lockdown the first depressive part of lockdown a lot later than everybody else because our work went through the roof. And basically, it was interesting because I had to learn. Styling, makeup, hair, all these things that I wouldn't usually do when I'm with my team. And I lost everyone because you couldn't have anyone close contact. So I just had me and a camera guy that was staying with me. So every job was like, I mean, we even had one day where we set up our own green screen. We set the green screw up from 1 p.m. until 10 and then recorded till 5 o'clock in the morning. So it was like a whole day. So we were busier than ever. And then we started doing these online shows, which went really great.”
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