The actor's Revealing Playlist: Unpacking His Soundtrack of Life

The first song I fell in love with
On a crisp seasonal day, I stayed home ill at age six. My mom asked, "Is it true you don't know the Beatles?" She put on Help! the film, following that I played it repeatedly using her device for hours.

My karaoke go-to
Any Bowie number provide great entertainment, like Fame or Queen Bitch. It's impossible to imitate Bowie, yet I adore the vibe. Lately I sang Save Me by Aimee Mann, which bored everyone, though I loved it.

The first CD I bought
Peers enjoyed Paradise by Coldplay, so I bought Mylo Xyloto from Barnes & Noble. This happened on my initial Los Angeles trip. I decided to buy albums. I bought Coldplay and Thriller on the same day.

The music with all words in my head
My older brother owned Incredibad by Lonely Island in physical format. He listened to it repeatedly while traveling. Being young and hearing material considered off-limits was really fun.

The best song to play at a party
Best of My Love by the Emotions because it sounds happy. Its tempo is flawless. It's easy listening, trendy but intricate, so it suits everyone.

The music I skip these days
As I explored rock music, I loved Guns N' Roses. When I first listened to the well-known song, I grew fascinated, yet currently I avoid it.

The perfect number to reinterpret
Currently, my band and I play the Only Ones classic. I enjoy that piece.

The life-altering track
I'm featured in the visual for that punk track. I acted as the youthful counterpart of the frontman. It was my first music video. It revealed heavier sounds, driving me toward alternative culture.

The emotional track
Belinda Says by Alvvays.

The song I'd like played at my funeral
My dad and I have an inside joke about this topic. I might not actually select it, but Half Gate by Grizzly Bear.