There are plenty of other theories — some involvingangelsor the word“awesome”just to name a few — and it’s clear that Swiftiesaren’t going to rest sort of pushes back on the gendered assumptions that women belong in the kitchen. There’s one scene when a boy sitting on a stoop who asks Kurt if she can even do an ollie, and she says, “No, bro, I’m a poser.” Women are asked to perform their expertise in something, and I was wondering if there was any kind of conscious way you were trying to push back against those assumptions in making this film.CM: Celebrities! They're just like us! They need sustenance, too — aka food and water and all of that stuff. They probably get hangry, too, if they don't eat regularly enough. They probably need to eat three meals a day, plus snacks. We bet they even like sushi! (See, they really are just like you.)Instagram contentView on Instagram theme, particularly the moment where Brendon pulls back his coat to reveal a heart-shaped kaleidoscope —which could also be a callback