- I'm like this a lot.
And then I'm like all right,
I'm not gonna smile for the rest of the day.
And I'm like, try and keep my face as...
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Lili, for your Surprise Showcase
please show us your laughter for specific scenarios.
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It takes a lot to make me laugh out loud.
I won't laugh out loud when I'm alone
as much as I would when I'm with other people.
But I'll still do it if something,
like South Park really makes me laugh.
Okay, it's probably just like this.
[laughs]
It doesn't even, it's like a smile
that turns into a laugh, yeah.
Okay.
It's like, goes something like this.
[laughs]
Thank you.
This happens often to me, I feel like.
I just go.
[laughs]
I guess that would be it.
[giggles]
That's what that is.
Well it's probably more like eye contact.
It's like this.
[laughs]
This is like when you do conventions
and take photos for two hours,
and you're like this after a while.
Oh my god it hurts.
Oh god, a triumphant laugh.
I don't think it's a, it's more like a...
[sigh]
Okay, yeah, we're good, we did it!
It's in the breath.
It's usually probably like...
[laugh]
No, it's not like that.
I laugh a lot because it's out of nervousness, usually,
for talk shows, talk shows make me really nervous.
So it's usually like a [chuckles].
Usually thinking, oh, are people seeing up my skirt,
or how do I look right now?
So I'm very aware of my face.
I'm like.
Um...
Uh.
I have to feel like I have to
turn to the side for some reason.
Here we go.
[chuckles]
No that definitely wasn't it.
[chuckles]
But I think it would be like.
[laughs] Yes.
That's the hardest one to do on command.
I have a cackle.
And oftentimes my laugh sounds like the Pillsbury Doughboy,
like when you're tickling him and he's like [giggles].
Like that's when I'm really laughing I'm like
[giggles], oh here comes the Doughboy.
It's me laughing.
I feel like my buddy Casey Cott, who's on Riverdale with me,
he always makes me laugh.
His reactions really crack me up,
so he always makes me laugh.
[giggles] Yeah.
It's hard to laugh on command.
I remember when I had to do ADR
for one of the first movies I ever did.
They were like, okay now we just need you
to give a couple laughs to fill in some background noise.
And I was like, oh my, I was like, okay.
And I kept going [laughs].
Like over and over again.
And I couldn't make it sound any better.
And it was like really humiliating
'cause I knew it sounded so stupid.
So for like two minutes I was just going.
[laughs]
I couldn't do it, it sounded terrible.
So laughing on command has been a source
of real pain and sorrow for me.
But you've helped me overcome that, so thank you.
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