- How does my model face look that way?
- Yeah, you're doing it.
[gurgling]
[slow music]
- There you are. - Hello baby.
- You hit a corner?
You look nice.
What's the occasion?
- Just you know, meeting you.
- Just to see me?
- I'd like to get a Moscow Mule.
- [Bartender] Moscow Mule?
- And I will get a dirty gin martini, please.
With as many olives
as you can stuff in that tiny triangular glass.
- [Bartender] Perfect.
- Thank you.
- [Bartender] You're welcome.
- You dirty, dirty little olive.
[laughing]
- Is that my new nickname?
That's disturbing.
- I know you really want me to give you a nickname, but no.
- No?
Dirty little olive?
- Dirty little olive.
[laughing]
Thank you.
- What's this little thing?
- [Bartender] There's a little extra,
nice and cool waiting for you.
- There's more.
- Where's mine?
[laughing]
- Speaking of, what do you recommend for us to eat?
- [Bartender] If you haven't been here before,
the artichoke dip is by far one of our house staples.
- Can we do some meat?
- Definitely, I need some protein.
- We're a big fan of poultry.
Is duck a poultry?
Sorry, I'm asking dumb questions.
- In Hungarian, I totally know the answer,
but I can't translate that into English,
so I can't help you.
Duck is what we eat on like Christmas day.
- [Bartender] Perfect, so you should get like a duck then.
- Great.
- Thank you.
- I think its our.
- Yes! - Yay.
- Oh my God.
Thank you so much.
- Oh.
I like that.
- Oh my God.
- Do you like working with me?
Do you like it or is it annoying?
Oh, I understand.
[laughing]
[mumbling]
Oh.
- I actually love working with you, because.
- Yes, go on.
- You make me feel very like comfortable in a way
that sometimes I have trouble with communicating on stat,
or just like expressing myself,
and you're so easy with everyone,
and you're just so comfortable around people.
That really helps me to actually do the best job I can.
Because of this, I do like to work with you.
But there are sometimes I would want to be more serious,
and you would not shut up.
That's a little bit annoying to be honest with you.
- Isn't that what attracted you to me in the beginning?
- No, that's not it.
- The not shutting up part?
- That's not it.
So, would you ever shoot a film with me?
- Yeah, it'd have be good.
- You mean I have to,
I would have to be good, or?
- No, the concept would have to be good.
- What does that mean?
- Because I feel like a lot of people
would want to take advantage
of like our thing,
and I don't want people to make it or just like,
use it for.
- So what's like a good idea?
- Something where we actually have fun
shooting characters that we're not.
Because I don't really like to try
and do stuff that seems too close to home, you know?
- So I would be emotional.
- Yeah, emotional.
- Hormonal wreck.
- Yeah, I feel like that's.
- Broken English.
Yeah, yeah, that would be kind of sick.
- You just did your first like video casting
with modeling now in Paris.
- Oh yeah, I guess I did.
- How different that is from like acting and stuff?
- How does my model face look by the way?
- No, no.
- Was that good?
- No.
- Is that how you.
- Is that how I, what?
- You have to hear the noise.
- Suck in the cheeks,
put the tongue to the roof of your mouth.
You can do it.
Yeah see, that's crazy.
That's crazy.
- What do you mean?
- Wait, do I do it?
[laughing]
- Can we do it?
- Here's my normal chin.
I can't even believe I just said that.
This is my normal chin,
and here's my model chin.
- Yeah, you're doing it.
[gurgling]
You're doing it, that's lovely.
- I'm gonna kill it at the Oscars party, dude.
I had to turn over my shoulder a lot and do this thing.
- What do you mean?
- [Dylan] Smile a little bit.
- Yeah.
- You mean smirk.
- Smirk yeah, smirk.
It always happens like.
- No, but you gotta do the smirk at the same time,
'cause you gotta do it when you look up.
- Just like.
- If you had told me that I needed to do it.
- Did you ever ask me for advice?
- I didn't then.
- I feel like we were kind of
like the same in this scenario that,
we were almost like scared to ask for advices,
'cause we we always just want to do it our own way.
- That's true.
I think for me the advice thing,
the reason why it's harder for me to accept it,
is if I ask for advice,
and I feel like I somehow fix the issue
I was looking to solve,
that it wasn't hard one enough.
Like there's a weird form of masochism.
- You didn't learn that.
- You've helped me with that.
- Feeling vulnerable.
Like Cole and I, we grew up as twins,
we would learn through conflict a lot.
And until we became older,
we stopped doing that so much.
And we started appreciating each others
understanding of things.
The differences in it.
And I think that's why we were hard one
at learning how to ask advice, because.
- From any other person.
- From any other person,
because we thought that if you did that,
it kind of cheapened the experience to a degree,
and you had to win things hard.
- That makes sense,
but I think my drive is not that,
I think it's more I want to be the one who achieves it.
Like I want to be the one who does it.
- I've tried to be better about taking advice
from people that I respect,
and knowing that that's actually.
- So you don't,
so you don't like to take the advices
you get on social media?
I mean, to like.
- People I take advice from the most,
or like people who message me
that they either hate me,
or they have two followers.
That's like, those are people I love.
- I don't understand why people feel the right
that they can just.
I mean, I think it's one thing to give an opinion.
- Yeah.
- But the other thing is when
you're actually being disrespectful,
and you're just being negative,
and you are actually hurting not only me,
but my surroundings.
- Yeah.
Sometimes when I see someone reflecting
that kind of negativity to someone else,
it just means, I feel like to some degree,
that they are trying to reflect experiences
that they had in their personal life outward.
And so, sometimes when people just say those things,
I try to respond nicely in messages.
- Okay.
- You answer to direct messages?
- I do, not to yours of course,
but to everyone with a anime icon.
- Oh my God.
- What did I just remind you of?
- Oh my God, you remember when you talked to a hacker?
- Oh yeah.
- Well like, how do you come to hacking someone's Twitter,
or someone's Instagram?
- Well, I think he's just a bored guy with time, you know?
He wasn't trying to be malicious.
- The fact that you were able to found his message,
found his Instagram account,
and just try to talk to him,
it just seems so crazy to me.
You know, it was like,
it was so different in the beginning,
because when I sign up to social media,
I would actually interact so much more people.
So many people would follow me,
I would know them by name,
and I would talk to them,
and I would just appreciate
that they were so supportive.
And I still appreciate them,
because I actually know their like tag and everything.
Lately I just kind of want to like,
step away from it all,
because you, there's never a moment
when I would just go online and,
and it's just been positive.
- I just try to think
of like why that person is doing that first and foremost.
And then I block them.
It's as easy as that.
- I do want to hear what people think,
I do want to hear their, the criticism.
And I do want to hear her opinions and ideas,
but I only block someone when it's constant negativity.
When it's, anytime I would see.
The fact that I could that I could actually remember a tag.
At this one I've seen like 10 times the past month,
means that there's just so much hate there.
What does that get out of it?
- Obvious case of someone to block
and just put out of your way.
- Salad.
- Thank you.
- You're very welcome.
- Yummy.
- Asparagus salad.
- And I've got two more right behind me.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
- Asparagus.
You ordered the asparagus?
- Yeah.
- Two duck for you?
- One to share.
- Just one to share, of course no problem.
- I'll take two.
That looks great.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- I'm not gonna say you're bad at sharing food,
but I'm gonna say maybe.
- I never asked if I was bad,
I'm just asking did you not want to share your food?
- Remember on our first date,
the first night.
- Your burrito.
- And you bit into,
in a single bite,
you ate a third of my burrito.
- I feel like, we remember this story, totally differently.
- And then you.
- Then you asked me to kiss you.
That was our first kiss!
After you harked down one third of my burrito.
- You were supposed to be a gentleman, you.
- A gentleman never shares his burrito, okay?
- I think that was written in the old law.
- No, you were supposed to like,
make me fall for you, right?
It was our first date in China.
And, and our first kiss,
and it was because it was already like what,
like 3:00 AM?
And I had to take control, okay?
'Cause you wouldn't kiss me,
and we've been talking, texting for like four months.
Are you gonna kiss me, or what?
[laughing]
- In a Hungarian way.
I loved it.
- You know, I was like kinda scared.
'Cause you know I was like single so long,
before we said anything.
- Yeah I do remember you told me that.
- And I was very scared that,
I had this like thought in the back like,
"Oh, but wait, like is it gonna be?
Are we gonna get paparazzi's all the time?
Or should I be worried?
Do I have to dress nice from now on,
do I have to like get ready every morning?"
- Yeah, I mean.
- You probably don't get that,
I mean you started at such a like even younger age
than I did,
but for me it was actually.
- I don't think people are interested in the same way
that they're interested in seeing you.
Like for me they're like.
- I mean, they would never want to see you
in a dress like this, but.
Never say never.
- I'd probably kill it, honestly.
- You did put on my high heels the last time in Milan.
- Yeah I can really strut.
We talked about it in the beginning, we were like,
as long as people don't come in
and try to affect how we act,
or try to like essentially monetize us
into characters somewhere.
- I don't remember at all.
- Yeah we did.
- Maybe that was with your ex girl.
- I mean, what'd you say?
Excuse me?
- I said nothing.
- My thing is like,
that's just gonna happen,
that's the side effect of what's going to happen.
But it's also easily avoidable too.
- I mean, I guess moving to Brooklyn was like.
- Nobody gives a at Brooklyn, which is rad.
That's the way it should be.
- Well, I guess we learned from,
from our own like experiences.
I liked this place a lot,
'cause it's a little more private.
I feel like we do have,
we do have a little bit of like boundaries here,
because we can't go to certain places,
because it would be too many people.
- Yeah, no doubt,
everyone's looking at me as like,
how the did that guy manage to snag someone like you?
But I just clam up.
I get too like.
Like when you kiss me, I'm like.
- That's not true.
- But you are more anxious any, any.
You know what you do when you get anxious?
You just start to speak louder
and articulate big time like.
Oh, well yeah let's take a picture then.
[laughing]
- I'm like a stereotype of an American guy in an anime.
Hey buddy, how are you?
I'd love to use my credit card.
- All right guys for desserts, orange.
- What is that?
- Let orange tart and a chocolate brownie.
- That's mine.
- Enjoy.
- Now at this point in my life,
I feel like all the seeds that I planted
are kind of growing.
- Oh yeah.
- Don't scare me at dessert.
- Was I any help in it?
- You sure were.
You are the version.
- You just became me.
- Yeah I did.
- We do look alike.
- Everyone says that.
Is that foreign or something?
If you date someone that looks a lot like you,
is that narcissistic?
- A little bit.
But it's also more,
I mean, for me in my understanding,
it's that you look into the mirror every day
you see yourself.
So you would probably trust in someone the most,
it's like a little look like you.
- I definitely know that feeling.
Although I trust you more than I trust myself.
- What about your twin brother?
- I don't trust him at all.
No, I do trust him actually.
What do you want to do next?
What's your next time?
- I'm pretty happy for how far I came.
I think last year,
or the fact that I, you know.
Well, I mean you were there the whole process
and I think I was able to do it
because of you,
about VS about walking the show,
about becoming an angel.
- Yeah.
- Working with Armani.
Like doing all the stuff,
just growing as a person,
becoming like being able to live with someone,
who is not my sister or my family.
- I know I imagine that's tough.
- It's tough to live with you,
but it's all worth it at the end, you know.
- Well, you're right.
- I'm just gonna be honest okay.
- We did all right.
Should we get the check?
- Yeah.
- Let's plan our future baby.
Thanks baby.
- Should we take the car,
or should we take the train?
- It's winter.
- I'll walk behind you.
- You take the train, I'll take the car.
Hi guys, I'm Barbara Palvin.
- And I'm Dylan Sprouse.
- And if you want to watch more Vogue videos you can.
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I thought we were gonna say it at the same time.