We're back with Taylor Swift, who
was just telling me about washing her legs in the shower.
I couldn't hear you.
Did you say you do wash them, or you don't?
I do.
Because when you shave your legs,
the shaving cream is like soap.
Right?
Yeah.
It is.
That is.
I think that's the reason that most women wash their legs,
because we have to, because we shave our legs.
Yeah.
Yep.
So that counts.
So yeah.
Oh, for sure.
Good.
I'm on the right side of history then.
Unless you're not shaving, and then you're not washing.
So whenever you're not shaving, you don't wash, you're saying.
No.
I don't think I would say that.
Well, it seems like you did just say it.
But I kind of always shave my legs.
Every day?
Well, I mean, yeah.
Every day?
Yeah.
You must be hairy.
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All right.
Let's talk about--
So sweet.
[INAUDIBLE]
I don't know why you don't come here more often.
Yeah.
[LAUGHTER]
All right.
Let's talk about "Me."
We were just playing it during the commercial break,
which I love that song.
I love that video so much.
Thank you.
That must have been so fun to shoot.
It was so fun.
Is that your new kitten?
That's my new kitten Benjamin.
Wait.
First of all, let's finish talking about the video,
because it's so good.
Brendon Urie.
Right?
Is that his last name?
Brendon Urie is one of the most incredible performers.
From Panic at the Disco.
Yeah.
He is amazing.
I love that y'all were together in that.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, he does this little dance coming up.
Or he already did it.
But all his little dances are like that.
Look at him.
It's just like, he would raise the energy in any situation.
Yeah.
I love him.
He was just amazing.
All right.
We're going to get to the kitten in a minute.
But the speaking French in the beginning of it,
does that mean something?
Yeah.
Definitely.
OK.
Did you know French already, or did you learn it for that?
I've tried to learn French several times in my life,
because I think it's a really beautiful language.
It is beautiful.
And I definitely made sure that I had
native French speakers on set.
Because I didn't want to butcher the language of love.
Like that's not what I came here to do.
Say something in French right now.
You're putting me on the spot.
But I mean, (SPEAKING FRENCH).
Ah.
Thank you.
I don't know.
What does that mean?
It means, "I am calm."
[SPEAKING FRENCH]
Oh, that's good.
That's a good one.
Thanks.
I don't know what that means.
But that sounded real French.
It means, "I love cats."
OK.
Let's talk about cats.
No.
It doesn't.
So was that kitten--
it doesn't?
No.
So was that kitten just there to be in the video,
and then you took it home, or did you put it in the video
and it was yours already?
He was a little cat actor.
He was there.
I didn't know this at the time.
All I know is, we had to have a kitten in the scene,
because I wanted to have the scene where
it's like, he gives me a ring.
I'm like, no.
He gives me flowers.
I'm like, no.
And then he gives me a kitten, and I'm like, yes.
Absolutely.
You know me, clearly.
And so they show up with this little kitten.
And his handler was like, do you want to hold him first?
I was like, absolutely, I do.
And so they hand me this tiny cat.
And I've never really experienced a cat
that the second I held this little kitten,
he started purring like a motor.
And I was like, OK, whose cat is this?
You're really lucky whoever owns this cat.
And then the girl was like, actually,
he doesn't have a home.
And then just my eyes turned into hearts.
Yes.
And I just immediately was like, I
can't think about anything else.
And so how did the other two get along?
You can't just bring a cat home.
Cats, they're not like that.
They're like little puff balls getting in a fight.
It's like marshmallows throwing each other.
Oh, that's good then.
And his name is Benjamin.
Benjamin Button.
Mhm.
That's right.
Because it's an incredible movie.
Yes, it is.
It's an incredible film.
He ages backwards.
Yeah.
All right.
So--
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