It's pretty crazy.
It's pretty crazy!
It's pretty crazy.
I haven't let go of it.
That's the first time I've let go of it since last night?
Really?
Did you sleep with it last night?
Yeah, I went to the bathroom once.
And I said to my friend Anthony, who also won, I said, I've
always wanted to say this, will you watch my Oscar
while I go to the toilet?
It sounds so embarrassing.
But, no, it's very exciting.
It's amazing.
I mean, so what does that mean to you, to get an Oscar?
I think it's so wild.
Because, I guess, making music, Grammys,
is sort of the epitome of what you shoot for.
So this is so much from another universe.
But, look at him.
He's so pretty.
Sorry.
He really is.
And so it's just--
it's just another level.
And what that song--
I've worked with Lady Gaga before on Joann.
And we went and wrote this song.
When I first saw the trailer for Star is Born,
and the way that they made the song seems so exciting.
And then when I saw the film, and the way
they make that scene in the parking lot, I was like, wow.
They're really going to give this song a chance
to get into people's hearts 'cause this movie's so great.
Yeah.
And, so, how long did it take you to write that song?
It was probably a couple of days.
I think we had the first part.
She had this idea for the chorus.
She sat down at the piano.
And she said-- she just kind of picked a few chords.
And then she's like, "I'm off the deep end," or something.
And then we all hit the ground running.
She super fast.
And then, I think we got the "in the shallow part"
a little later.
Because, I love her songs like "Bad Romance,"
and how she's always like the "ra ra ooh"--
the kind of wild Gaga thing that she does.
So I said, we should do something a little weird.
I know this is for this film.
And it's a ballad.
But do your weird Gaga thing.
So she took the "shallow" part.
And then she made the "in the shallow, lala"--
I can't even do it.
But you know what I mean.
Well, you're probably tired.
Did you go to that party, too?
I went--
Did you go to Guy's?
I went to that party for a little bit, yeah.
Yeah.
It's like the Super Bowl of famous people.
It's too much.
It's crazy.
Oh, you didn't stay long?
Well, I just get so--
I mean, it's so exciting to see all those people.
But I'm used to seeing music people.
I walked in.
And I think I know Giselle a little bit
from my days of like DJing in your New York Nightclub.
And she's like, hi, Mark, do you know my husband, Tom?
And I'm like, Tom Brady, like, what the hell?
And then, same thing, actually.
Because I used to DJ in hip hop clubs in New York in my 20s.
So I remember JLo from when she would come in the clubs.
And she's like, do you know my husband A-Rod.
And I'm like, these are people I've only ever seen on TV.
It's nuts.
So I can't believe I'm--
it's pretty wild.
Yeah.
Well, you belong in that room.
You are one of those people.
And so the performance last night I thought
was amazing, with Bradley, and Gaga, and the way--
whose idea was that, to push out to the piano,
and them come from the audience?
I think it was Bradley's idea.
I think he had a specific vision.
I heard Lady Gaga talking about it.
So I think it was his thing.
And I think that's, probably, might
be the only time they ever performed that song together.
So it made it feel really special.
It was so cool that they just walked from the audience.
And then for Bradley, who is not a singer,
to just sit down and sound that good and be--
he didn't even seem nervous.
Was he nervous?
No.
I don't know.
I mean, afterwards, I went up to him.
And I was like, you killed it.
And he was like, really?
And I was like, how could you not know.
But I think that, yeah, he had--
I think, he's not a singer.
So it was so brave of him to go and do that.
Yeah.
It's a surprise for all of us.
Because he's a great guy, and a great actor.
But for him to sound this good, too.
I texted you last night right after you won.
Yeah.
And I said, please come on the show.
And I didn't think you would.
Because I thought you'd be exhausted.
And I know you are exhausted.
So thank you for coming on the show.
I just think you're so amazing.
Thank you for having me.
You're so awesome.
You have a project coming.
You have a solo album coming out.
Yes, I do.
When?
It's coming out in--
I think it's going to be out in May.
it's called Late Night Feelings, is the album.
And the first single is with Miley Cyrus,
"Nothing Breaks Like a Heart," that we performed here.
Right.
And, yeah, I love it.
It's a fun dance record that you can cry to.
I can't wait.
Yes.
I can't wait.
I work out-- he made me a couple of CDs.
And I work out to that one that starts with "Nothing Breaks
Like a Heart" every single day.
Awesome.
Make me another one.
I will.
OK.
Go to Spotify to hear more music from Mark Ronson.
Congratulations.
You're awesome.
Thanks so much.
We'll be back.
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