2022年12月20日 为什么布雷特曼洛克说他的职业生涯仍处于“训练文胸时代”

  Bretman Rock exclusively shared with E! News how his career—which began at 15 years old on YouTube—is still "growing in a weird sense of way." Take a look.
布雷特曼摇滚与 E 独家分享！关于他的职业生涯的新闻——从 15 岁开始在 YouTube 上——仍然“以一种奇怪的方式发展”。手表。
 
Bretman Rock may already be a singer, songwriter, activist and scientist on the side—but he's just getting started.
Bretman Rock 可能已经是一名歌手、词曲作者、活动家和科学家——但他才刚刚开始。
 
In an exclusive interview with E! News, the YouTuber got candid about his years-long career, which he said started when he began putting his "life on the internet" at 15-years-old. And while Bretman joked that those were the days "before I even got my ta-tas, before my boobs even dropped," the 24-year-old shared how he feels like there's still a long way to go.
在 E! 的独家专访中新闻，这位 YouTuber 坦率地谈到了他多年的职业生涯，他说这是从他 15 岁开始将自己的“生活放在互联网上”开始的。虽然布雷特曼开玩笑说那是“我得到 ta 之前的日子” -ta，在我的乳房甚至下垂之前，”这位 24 岁的年轻人分享说，他觉得还有很长的路要走。
 
"I never really reflect and really look back at how long I've been posting videos and YouTube videos," Bretman said on Dec. 17 during the 20th annual Asian American Awards, where he was honored with the Digital Influencer Award. "I also still feel like I'm growing in a weird sense of way—and I joked about my ta-tas finally dropping—but I feel like I'm still in my training bra era."
12 月 17 日，布雷特曼在第 20 届年度亚裔美国人奖颁奖典礼上说：“我从来没有真正反思过，也没有真正回顾过我发布视频和 YouTube 视频有多久了。”他在那里获得了数字影响者奖。 “我仍然觉得自己在以一种奇怪的方式成长——我开玩笑说我的 ta-tas 终于掉了——但我觉得我还处在训练文胸时代。”
 
Bretman noted that "as traumatizing as putting your childhood out there on the internet" can be, he doesn't regret it one bit.
布雷特曼指出，“就像把你的童年放在互联网上一样令人痛苦”，他一点也不后悔。
 
"It was also so fun to always look back and see how ridiculous makeup trends were, even just as close as 2016," he recalled. "It's so cool."
他回忆说：“总是回首过去，看看化妆趋势是多么荒谬，甚至与 2016 年一样接近，这也很有趣。” “这太酷了。”
  
Bretman's latest accolade tops off a big year. After all, his MTV show, MTV's Following: Bretman Rock, had its season two premiere in June.
 
"That was so special for me to have filmed back in Hawaii and just for MTV to trust like a little Asian immigrant boy," he said. "I sold the show to them when I was 18 years old, so I would say an immigrant boy having a reality TV show is probably one of the biggest things that happened to me this year."