Hey, what's up.
I'm Jordan Fisher from the new Netflix movie, Work It.
And I'm going to set the scene for where I was
in some of the big moments of my life.
My first rehearsal for Work It,
I had literally just landed in Toronto
and I had a red eye the night before.
Uh, walked into this little dance studio,
this awesome dance studio and we just started digging
and basically I went straight into
learning material for the film.
It was a great way to set the table
for what was going to be a really awesome summer.
Actually, it was many moons ago.
It was the very first Radio Disney Music Awards.
We met like, in the line for the red carpet.
And it was literally, was like a, "Oh, hey!
I know you just signed to Hollywood Records,
and got a new show, I'm Jordan, nice to meet you."
And that was that.
And over the course of the next handful of years.
And so we would do a bunch of
different events and things together,
but had yet to actually work on anything together,
until Work It.
It was a song called "All About Us."
It was my first song that charted on radio.
The very first time that I heard it on the radio,
I had just left the studio, I got in the car,
and there it was, it was the debut of my first single.
Hearing it on the radio for the first time,
I cried. It was such an incredible moment.
I was working on a project in New York,
got a call asking if I would be willing to come and read
for the director for To All the Boys 2, and Lana Condor.
And thankfully the chemistry
between me and Lana was immediate.
We adored each other and knew that we could do something
really great together, which was awesome.
Lana and I, it was instant friendship.
I'm very grateful for that.
Noah and I actually go way back.
We met a little over a decade ago.
Just in L.A., same circles of friendships
and whatnot and auditions here and there
and that kind of thing,
but had never actually worked together on anything.
We were just homies.
My very first night in Vancouver before I started filming,
he had just gotten off set, hit me,
and we went on a little date and had dinner and caught up.
And it was a beautiful process.
I love my whole To All the Boys family with my whole heart.
My first video game system, it was a Super Nintendo.
It was the beginning of my, I guess, lineage as a gamer.
Got a Sega Genesis, Nintendo 64,
PlayStation one. Like GameCube, you know,
every new generation of console that came out
was such a big deal to me.
I am mainly playing everything on PC, now,
have been for the last few years.
That's my favorite, that's my everyday now.
I have a whole room in my house
dedicated to it and I love it.
And I owe all of that to Super Nintendo.
I'm in Nashville, I'm playing at a conference.
My set was at 10:30.
I ended at about 11, got off the stage,
I had a missed call from Tommy Kail,
the director of Hamilton and he said... Anthony Ramos,
he had just booked a series that he had to start working on
and they needed somebody to replace him ASAP.
He said, can you be here in the next 48 hours?
It happened literally like that.
It was all of a sudden I was just in New York
and I was doing Hamilton.
Magical, the idea of making my Broadway debut
in what was, and probably still is,
the biggest show on Broadway was an incredible thing.
The night I filmed Grease Live was a roller coaster.
A handful of us got sick a couple of days prior.
We were filming on multiple sound stages
all over Warner Brothers and had to hop on golf carts
to go from point A to point B in real time.
Like that was the craziness of that night, but it was fun.
It's Grease, you know, how we felt on set was so special.
And hopefully if anything reads that night,
that's the thing that reads.
And it did, and it read very well.
And that was probably the biggest
turning point in my career.
Please check out Work It, only on Netflix.