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Jacob talks about realizing Heated Rivalry was “successful”: “There were different steps along the way. I can remember the Friday when the third episode aired—that weekend. Because I thought, the first weekend, I was like, “Oh, that's going to be the end of that [buzz], and I'll never hear... show more

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Owen Thiele and Camila Mendes talked about Connor Storrie in the latest episode of 'In Your Dreams with Owen Thiele': CM: Quick thing about Connor Storrie. I still haven't seen 'Heated Rivalry', but... I know, I know, I know. It's like I'm getting bullied for it every day. It's tough out there in the group chat. [...] Let me give you this bit about Connor... Is that at the GLAAD Awards, because I think he got there like a bit after it started, I don't remember. All I remember is there was like a swarm of people around a table. And I was like, 'Who is that?' Like, I thought it was like Elton John or something. And it was Connor Storrie. OT: He is the Beatles. CM: He is. No, it's crazy. Like the level of stardom and how quickly it rose. [...] OT: Yeah, it is very fast. But also, he is so talented and he has the talent to back it up. CM: Yeah. mean, I can't speak to that yet because I haven't seen it, but I can tell. OT: He's a star.

Owen Thiele and Camila Mendes talked about Connor Storrie in the latest episode of 'In Your Dreams with Owen Thiele': CM: Quick thing about Connor Storrie. I still haven't seen 'Heated Rivalry', but... I know, I know, I know. It's like I'm getting bullied for it every day. It's tough out there in the group chat. [...] Let me give you this bit about Connor... Is that at the GLAAD Awards, because I think he got there like a bit after it started, I don't remember. All I remember is there was like a swarm of people around a table. And I was like, 'Who is that?' Like, I thought it was like Elton John or something. And it was Connor Storrie. OT: He is the Beatles. CM: He is. No, it's crazy. Like the level of stardom and how quickly it rose. [...] OT: Yeah, it is very fast. But also, he is so talented and he has the talent to back it up. CM: Yeah. mean, I can't speak to that yet because I haven't seen it, but I can tell. OT: He's a star.

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