-I was looking through another magazine.
called "Time Magazine: The Next 100,"
and guess who's on the list?
You, my friend. Congratulations. -Thank you.
[ Cheers and applause ] -That's pretty great.
-I know.
I'm kind of, like -- I don't know.
It's very surreal.
It's obviously the honor of a lifetime.
-Congrats to be on there.
There you are right there, if you want to see it.
You're on the list. Yeah, yeah. [ Cheers and applause ]
You had a great year.
"Riverdale" -- You know I'm a big fan of yours, yeah.
-Yeah.
-I know, I'm 45 years old, but I still love it.
You're great. And is it Season 4?
-Season 4. -Wow. Isn't that awesome?
-Four years. Can you believe it?
-I can, 'cause you're fantastic doing it.
-Thank you. -But do you enjoy doing it?
-I do, I do.
And, I mean, the kids on the show --
we're going to be graduating at the end of this season,
so Lord knows where we'll go next.
-Yeah. And then you get to do a movie like "Hustlers."
-Yeah.
-Are you -- It turned out to be
one of the biggest movies of the year.
Congratulations. -Thank you.
-What was that -- [ Cheers and applause ]
What was that experience like?
-I was just so stoked, so honored.
Like, even when the cast list came out,
I was like, "Oh [bleep]
I'm part of that?
Like, just to see everyone's names
kind of all together.
And then, it was funny, because it was like,
Cardi B., Lizzo, J.Lo, the white girl from "Riverdale."
-No, that's not true. Not at all.
-That's me, I guess. -No.
You were great in the movie. -Thanks.
-Your character had a little quirk to her.
Whenever she got nervous or anxious, she would --
-She throws up. -Yeah. She would vomit, yeah.
Not the best for a dancer. -No.
-No, no, no.
-It's so strange, though,
because after that movie came out
and people were tweeting at me, they're like,
"I can so relate."
I'm like, "I can't."
I've never thrown up from being nervous.
-What was it like -- I mean, did you have to just be like...
I mean, do a lot of those?
A lot of those takes where you're like...
That was my audition. Like, "I'd like to dance."
"Please welcome to the stage, Cinnamon,"
And I'm like...
-Cinnamon's your stripper name.
-Yeah, Cinnamon is my stripper name, yeah.
-That's good.
No, I mean, we would do the scene,
and then we'd kind of pause.
And then the prop people would run in
with a cup full of fake vomit.
It was actually animal crackers and Sprite mixed together.
-What?!
-Which is really -- I thought I was going to have a problem
here because I have this really, like, OCD thing
with, like, floaters in water and, like, drinks.
Like, if my drink has, like, a little floater in it,
I'm like, "Get it --"
-See, I want more of that.
I want more of that in the movie. Yeah.
A real --
-So, it was like getting a cup --
-Buy the soundtrack, by the way.
You're going to love the soundtrack to the movie.
-Right. It's just me --
But, so, like, having basically a cup full of
something that looked like floaters in water was, like,
my worst nightmare, but it was fine.
-Yeah, that would make me actually be method-acting.
If I looked at that, I would actually just go, "Let's roll."
-It tasted okay. -It tasted not bad?
Animal crackers and Sprite.
-Yeah, it just tasted like animal crackers.
-It's good to know that. -Yeah.
-Congrats on that, though. It's getting great buzz.
It's getting Oscar buzz, too, so congrats on that.
It's pretty fun. -Thanks.
-You brought something, because we were talking last time,
and you said, like, you used to write --
You were writing things down -- When you or your friends
got drunk, you would write things down
on your phone just so you can remember that you said it.
-Yeah. For some reason, I felt like, you know,
when I first moved to L.A. and I was
drinking for the first time and getting drunk --
and that was, like, a whole new experience for me --
and I thought that I was, like, being so philosophical
or so -- saying all these revolutionary things
that I needed to remember.
-No, no, no, no. Lili, no. -I know.
-You'll -- When you get older, yeah, you'll realize --
-Even the next day, I'm reading the list
and I'm LIKE, "What the..."
-Well, you brought a couple just so I could read it right now.
-I'm about to give you an idea of what
goes through my head when I'm not sober.
-Here we go.
This one says, "It's never a skeleton dance.
It's a skeleton jig."
-That is something I said.
I think I was watching, probably a Tim Burton movie,
and there were skeletons dancing,
And I was like, "You know what?
They're never dancing. It's a jig.
It's called a skeleton jig."
And this is something that I thought was --
-This is really fun. Oh, this one's a good one.
"You can't -- you can't be taught to be a legend."
-Right.
-You -- you can't be -- Let me tell you s--
-You can't be taught to be a legend.
-Were you talking in the mirror --
Were you saying it in the mirror?
-No. I have -- I don't remember.
-It might be that one of your friends saying that?
-No, I said that. -Oh, you said it?
-Uh, you can't be taught to be a legend.
-Probably referring to myself. Yeah. Good advice.
-I'm sorry. You're cut off. Yeah.
-Very good advice.
-This last one is pretty good. I like it.
It goes, "If you have a pet goat and you didn't name it Billy,
who the hell are you?"
These are great. You got to put a book out.
Lili Reinhart, everybody. We love you.