-Lili, I wanted to ask you about a tweet
that you tweeted out that made me laugh.
Because you were at Coachella and you tweeted out,
"Where can I get a Mountain Dew at Coachella?"
[ Laughter ]
Was it hard to get a -- -Couldn't find one.
Never found one. And that was at 10:20 p.m.
So you know I wasn't entirely...
[ Laughter ]
-Dehydrated. Okay. That's it. Sorry, sorry.
I hate to put words in your mouth. Yeah.
But you do the Dew. You're a Mountain Dew --
-I do the Dew. My mom drank it when I was in the womb.
It's her fault.
[ Laughter ]
-No way. Come on. -Yes. Yes.
-I thought it would be kind of fun if you and I maybe --
There's a few different Mountain Dew-inspired products.
These are real. -Mm-hmm. Right, right.
-Not paid for by Mountain Dew, but I thought we could give it
a try and see what you think. -Yeah, let's try
some Mountain Dew products. -This is for you.
This is a lip balm. -Ooh!
-This is a Mountain Dew lip balm.
[ Laughter ]
-Ooh, it's darker than you would expect.
-It is. Mountain Dew is not this dark a green.
-A little bit of a scent. Like a lime.
-Yeah. A little bit of a lime. Okay.
-I don't want to mess up my --
-Oh, yeah. Your lipstick. Yeah, me neither.
[ Laughter ]
Let me see. Hey.
-Moisturizing. -Not bad.
-Yeah, that was okay.
-Yeah.
[ Laughter ]
Yeah. I like this. Not bad.
I give this a -- -It's like a six out of ten.
-Six out of ten. Sure. I'll give it a seven.
-Okay. -Alright. That's good.
Oh. Ready for this one? -Yeah. Yeah. Ooh.
This is scary. -This one's very interesting.
It's Mountain Dew-inspired ice cream called Mountain Moo.
It's made by Moo-Ville Creamery in Michigan.
We got it sent to us just for you.
Mountain Moo. -Aww. How kind.
-Here we go. Oh, you need a spoon. Sorry.
You're like, "How do I eat it?" Yeah. Okay. Here we go.
Alright. It's the right color.
♪♪
[ Laughter ]
-I would not go out of my way to eat this.
-It's kind of interesting. I don't know wh--
It doesn't quite make the right turn, does it?
-It tastes like the flavor of milk after you have Froot Loops.
Like, the milk afterwards. -Now I'm jumping back in.
[ Laughter ]
-[ Laughs ] Take another.
Don't you kind of think?
-I kind of like that. Now I like it more.
-If you think of it going in -- -Tastes like Froot Loops milk.
-Yeah. I would not eat that again, no.
-I would. I would totally do it.
You totally sold me on it now and changed it.
-Okay. [ Laughs ] -Yeah.
This next one is an alcohol-related product.
-Okay. I'm old enough.
-Here we go. Let's pretend we're at Coachella.
-Oh! -Here you go.
-This would be a dream at Coachella.
-This is a distillery. It's a Mountain Dew-inspired vodka
called -- by Three Olives in Jersey City.
-Okay. -Okay.
-This flavor is called -- ready for this -- Dude.
-Dude. -Yeah. Cheers.
-Cheers. -Cheers, dude.
♪♪
[ Mouths word ]
-It is actually not as bad as I thought it was going to be.
-That's not bad. But this one -- I would do Dude.
[ Laughter ] -Mmm.
But this one -- The next one, this last one here,
this is a real -- I have not tried this.
I thought maybe we could try this together. This is real.
This is Mountain Dew Flamin' Hot.
[ Woman in audience cheers ]
Have you ever tried this?
-I'm such an original Dew girl that I don't...
-The orange?
-...partake in Code Red or anything like that.
So this is scary.
-Smells good.
♪♪
Ooh. It's g-- No.
[ Laughter ]
-Ooh. It is spicy!
-It's got a burn after-taste to it.
-Yeah, it's a little bit of burn in me.
-Sorry. You want more Dude?
-No, I'm okay. Well, maybe. Let's take a little bit more.
-Take a Dude. -Wash it down?
-Wash it down. There you go.
Thank you for trying that stuff with me, pal.
-Ooh. That's not good.
-Now, look. Here we go.
-It's worse the second time.
-I want to talk about your movie.
-Okay. -"Look Both Ways."
-Yes. "Look Both Ways." -Congratulations.
You produced this, as well. -Thank you. I did. Yeah.
-Do you like producing? -I do.
I love to be in control of things.
-You do? -I really do.
-You get a little -- You get some voice.
You get to go... -Well, yeah, because, you know,
it's better to have the "executive producer" title,
otherwise you're just, like, a bossy actor.
-Yeah. -Rather than I'm like,
"No, no, I have this title.
I'm allowed to make these decisions."
-Yeah, you are. Yeah.
-So it makes me feel good, yes.
-How do we describe "Look Both Ways"?
I like the idea of this.
-"Look Both Ways." It follows Natalie
on the eve of her graduation -- college graduation.
She takes a pregnancy test,
and her life severs off into two different parallel lives,
one where she is pregnant and one where she's not.
And I think what I loved most about the movie
and when I read the script was that there is no wrong path.
There isn't one that you're like "Oh, that was the bad one."
So I think both -- There's silver linings in both.
And it's comforting to know that there isn't one decision
that you can make that will just completely derail
everything in your world.
-Well said. I want to show everyone a clip.
Here's Lili Reinhart in "Look Both Ways."
Take a look.
-They're probably just not expecting it
to play out that way.
-They weren't ex-- I wasn't expecting this.
I did not see
"single unemployed 22-year-old mom"
on my tarot card reading that Kara gave me last month.
-What about our plans?
What about naked Sundays and furniture with sharp edges?
We were supposed to go to Barcelona next year!
-I've been thinking about that quite a bit.
It would make sense if...
-What?
-If you and I just --
[ Indistinct arguing outside ]
If, um...
-It's not gonna be -- Oh, no. Unh-unh!
-Let's get married.
-No! Nuh-unh! No! Get up! That's not happening!
-Hey! Hey! -Get up!
-Yeah! Lili Reinhart, everybody!
"Look Both Ways" begins streaming
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