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Emma Chamberlain reveals all in a game of 'Pop Quiz,' including the advice she'd give to her younger self, the best gift she's ever received and much more.

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00:00I feel weird that I did that, but you asked for it.

00:04Did I eat it?

00:09Hi, I'm Emma Chamberlain, and we're going to be playing Pop Quiz.

00:13Let's see. Let's start here.

00:18That was so loud.

00:20What is the best gift you've received?

00:23The real gift is other people's presence in your life.

00:28But if I had to choose a material gift, I would say a vintage Napoleon Dynamite

00:35zip-up sweatshirt.

00:38You just can't buy that stuff anymore.

00:40It's such a thoughtful gift.

00:42So probably that.

00:47Last text you sent?

00:50It was probably to one of my parents, and it was probably just me being like,

00:53how are you?

00:54Like, I text my parents, how are you, 10 times a day.

00:58They're like, good.

01:00I'm still good.

01:01I was good an hour ago.

01:02I'm still good.

01:03I love my parents, and I check up on them every hour.

01:07Okay, I lost the pin.

01:16Word your friends would use to describe you?

01:20You know what?

01:21Random.

01:22I don't know.

01:23I feel like I'm just random.

01:25My friends actually back there.

01:26Jared, would you agree that I'm random?

01:29Okay, random.

01:33Last song you got stuck in your head?

01:36Ooh, this is like super vulnerable.

01:39I don't know the answer.

01:40I can't remember yet, but whatever the answer is, just know that this is vulnerable.

01:45Last song, probably Vampire by Olivia Rodrigo.

01:49That shit is good.

01:52Word that makes you cringe?

01:57I'm not one of those people that's like, oh, don't say moist.

02:00Like moist for me is actually like appetizing.

02:03Because when somebody says moist, I think of like a moist banana bread or like a moist dessert.

02:08So that one doesn't bother me.

02:11Oh, the word cluster does make me nauseous.

02:16Like for some reason, I can handle it.

02:19I mean, I just said it, but it definitely isn't.

02:22I don't prefer it.

02:25Last book you read?

02:26Ooh, this is embarrassing.

02:27It's been a long time.

02:30I was going through a big reading phase for probably a year.

02:35And then I just stopped.

02:37I've been trying to read Crime and Punishment for literally over a year.

02:43And I'll read a chapter and be like, this is not for me right now.

02:47And then I retire it for a few months.

02:49And then I try to read another chapter.

02:51I will finish it one day.

02:53So we'll say it's the last book I read.

02:55But you know, I haven't finished it yet.

02:57I'll get back to you in like 2030 when I finish it.

03:00And I'll totally let you know what I think.

03:04Favorite dance move?

03:05Show us.

03:07So silly, you guys.

03:09Wow.

03:10What is my favorite dance move?

03:13Like that.

03:14But just like head down.

03:17You know what I mean?

03:18I hate that you guys made me do that.

03:20Don't ever make me do that again.

03:25How did you make your first dollar?

03:29I know.

03:30I used to collect these tiny little erasers.

03:34But they weren't like any eraser.

03:37They were little erasers shaped like average objects.

03:40You know, there was a little dog eraser,

03:44a little pig shaped eraser, a little car eraser.

03:48And they were incredible.

03:50I mean, they were really cool.

03:51Like you could take them apart and put them back together.

03:54Like they were full little sculptures, but they were erasers.

03:58But I got word somehow that these erasers were selling for big bucks.

04:04So probably around third grade, I started selling off my collection

04:08to kids at school and they would bring money.

04:11And I would sell my little erasers that my mom bought me, right?

04:15So like my mom invested in me as an entrepreneur and bought me these erasers.

04:22I then went to school and sold them, pocketed the cash, didn't tell mom.

04:28First dollar.

04:31What should every woman try at least once in her life?

04:37I don't know.

04:43Probably Cool Ranch Doritos, at least once.

04:46They are so...

04:47Like when I think about what's like a once in a lifetime experience,

04:52I don't know.

04:52Like if you haven't tried Cool Ranch Doritos, go out and try it.

04:55But I'll tell you that's universal.

04:57That's not just...

04:57That's for everybody.

04:59I don't know what should...

05:01I'm gonna try to give a serious answer.

05:02Although not that that's not serious, because that actually is true.

05:05Like if you've never tried them, you should right now.

05:08I don't know.

05:08That's too hard.

05:10Can I come back to it?

05:15Guilty pleasure watch on TV or streamer.

05:20I have kind of a bad habit where I like to re-watch my two favorite movies,

05:26Napoleon Dynamite and Coraline.

05:28And it's at a point now where it's like I've seen them so many times.

05:33It's not cute anymore.

05:34It's not like, oh, that's your favorite movie.

05:36You're watching it again.

05:37Emma, you have to watch something else.

05:40Like you have to watch something else.

05:42It's unhealthy now.

05:44It's also like I haven't even seen that many other movies.

05:48I'm not super into movies.

05:50I'm into my two movies that I like and I just keep re-watching them.

05:55And I don't explore new things, which is not good.

05:58So Napoleon Dynamite and Coraline.

05:59Best movies on the planet.

06:04Do you have any secret talents?

06:07Show us.

06:09To be honest, I am pretty boring.

06:13I mean, I used to be a cheerleader so I can kind of lift my leg up.

06:16And I'll try it for you.

06:18But let's see if the flexibility is still there.

06:20It definitely isn't.

06:21But like, you know, I can lift a leg up.

06:25Oh, I'm hitting the mic.

06:27Like, is that impressive?

06:28I mean, I'm kind of like I'm no more flexible than like

06:33your friend that goes to yoga at this point.

06:35I've lost all flexibility.

06:37I used to be very flexible though.

06:39I feel weird that I did that.

06:41But you asked for it.

06:44Go-to late night snack.

06:47I do love something salty and crunchy at night.

06:51Like I love a flavored pistachio.

06:56Like a salt and vinegar pistachio, chili lime pistachio.

07:02Pistachio, like a yummy cracker.

07:06Oh, Mary's Gone Crackers, best crackers.

07:08They're so good.

07:09Sometimes randomly like a Popsicle.

07:12It's like, ooh, wait, that actually sounds great.

07:15And like watching TV with a little Popsicle.

07:17But I think my dream late night snack,

07:20if I always had it in stock at home, would be a white cheddar Cheez-It.

07:23That's like, that would hit the spot.

07:25But you would have to brush again because that will ruin.

07:29That will ruin everything that you had going on here.

07:32What makes you feel most powerful and confident?

07:40I think it's a combination of feeling like I'm providing value

07:44in some way to other people while still taking care of myself.

07:47When I have that balance, it is magical what can happen.

07:52It's not an easy balance to strike, but it is worth the eternal challenge.

07:59What advice would you give to your younger self?

08:02To be patient with the process of growing into yourself.

08:08You know, my younger self was a young kid.

08:13Like I, I'm just now arriving to a point where I'm an adult

08:18and I'm kind of solidifying who I am as a person.

08:22But prior to literally right now, I was a child.

08:25I was a child and there's so many growing pains

08:29when you're growing into yourself as an adult.

08:32And I think I tried to force the process, like force moving things forward.

08:38And it was so uncomfortable and it was so unnatural.

08:43And the reason why I did that was because I didn't trust the natural process.

08:48And I think I could have just gone with the flow a little bit more

08:52and trusted the fact that things will come together.

08:57I guess I would just tell my younger self not to rush growing up,

09:01not to feel any pressure to have things figured out.

09:07It all takes patience.

09:10And I had none of it.

09:12And it was uncomfortable.

09:15What is the number one thing on your bucket list?

09:19I'm not one of those people who need to go skydiving.

09:22I don't want to go skydiving.

09:24I don't want to climb Mount Everest.

09:26Those types of things don't excite me.

09:28I think number one thing on my bucket list, like, I don't know, maybe have a kid.

09:34Kind of boring.

09:36Like, I really do think it'd be cute to have a little.

09:40But like, maybe I won't even want that.

09:42Like, I don't know.

09:44I'll regret that bucket list item.

09:46When my kid is like two and is like throwing up in my car.

09:50Last one.

09:51This better be so juicy.

09:54This better be the juiciest one.

10:00Should I eat it?

10:02I just thought about eating it.

10:04I was like, that would totally be funny, but I won't do it.

10:07Most starstruck moment was probably towards the beginning of my career.

10:15When I first started meeting the YouTubers that I watch or watched at the time.

10:22Like I got to meet Cody Ko and Rhett and Link too.

10:28I grew up watching YouTube.

10:30My superstars were YouTubers.

10:33And that was honestly the most starstruck I ever felt.

10:36Because I think from that point forward, I was like, wait, everybody's pretty normal.

10:41I don't really get starstruck.

10:44Maybe that moment is yet to come.

10:47If I met Napoleon Dynamite, yes, I would be starstruck.

10:51Waiting for that day to come.

10:54That was Pop Quiz with Marie Claire.

10:55Thanks for watching.

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