Jessie T. Usher | How he Landed a Blockbuster Role on The Boys

uh i was definitely like an adventurous kid um I think, well, you know, my interest changed not super drastically, but a little bit when I changed, like, different from one area to the other.

I was in PG County from, you know, birth until I was in, I think, third grade so you're eight i think yeah yeah

i'm about yeah

and um me and my friends at that time were always into like bicycling we like built ramps and like jumped off of ramps all the cul-de-sac stuff like i did all the cul-de-sac stuff um pretty heavily like every day that's all i was interested i was really into pokemon at the time

yeah i was

killing it with pokemon at the time bro on game boy and with the

cards i stayed

red

blue yellow i was

stayed

ready come on a great childhood yeah we had a great childhood you

could just walk outside and be like who'd you choose for your first pokemon just boom even

just the bike riding and stuff you're talking about kids don't do that anymore Nah, not really.

Well, I got to force

my daughter.

I'm like, yo, you want to ride your bike today? Like, come on, man.

And she's down.

But like, I mean, no one had to ask me.

I

don't know what I would do if we had something like this in our pockets at a young age.

Yeah, that's true.

And even just like it's too much access too early.

Yeah,

because like there I think I was talking to someone the other night about this where he was he was asking me about like Hollywood studios and like, do they matter anymore? And I was like, I mean, I think they do because they're the ones who finance a lot of stuff.

But at the end of the day, everyone has access to make anything now.

uh i was definitely like an adventurous kid um I think, well, you know, my interest changed not super drastically, but a little bit when I changed, like, different from one area to the other.

I was in PG County from, you know, birth until I was in, I think, third grade so you're eight i think yeah yeah

i'm about yeah

and um me and my friends at that time were always into like bicycling we like built ramps and like jumped off of ramps all the cul-de-sac stuff like i did all the cul-de-sac stuff um pretty heavily like every day that's all i was interested i was really into pokemon at the time

yeah i was

killing it with pokemon at the time bro on game boy and with the

cards i stayed

red

blue yellow i was

stayed

ready come on a great childhood yeah we had a great childhood you

could just walk outside and be like who'd you choose for your first pokemon just boom even

just the bike riding and stuff you're talking about kids don't do that anymore Nah, not really.

Well, I got to force

my daughter.

I'm like, yo, you want to ride your bike today? Like, come on, man.

And she's down.

But like, I mean, no one had to ask me.

I

don't know what I would do if we had something like this in our pockets at a young age.

Yeah, that's true.

And even just like it's too much access too early.

Yeah,

because like there I think I was talking to someone the other night about this where he was he was asking me about like Hollywood studios and like, do they matter anymore? And I was like, I mean, I think they do because they're the ones who finance a lot of stuff.

But at the end of the day, everyone has access to make anything now.