Yeah, I think we talked about it. We didn't talk about the specific idea of toxic masculinity, but we did talk a lot about how Trey [Edward Shults] and I became the young men we are now. And we started to kind of get into like what our fathers did and what that role model was. For me, it was my dad, as you know he's from the South and examining his own life. And the fact that his dad wasn't as present as he wanted him to be and he also kind of grew up in a time where it was about the fight and the struggle, when everyone wanted to kind of break you down and beat you down, especially as a Black man. So his definition of that was teaching me to survive the world every day.TER: You'll Love Niall Horan and Nick Jonas's Budding New Bromance The Cecil B. DeMille Award honors "outstanding contributions to the world of entertainment,” and this year's recipient Tom Hanks definitely fit the bill. In his speech, he acknowledged his family for their love and support that allowed him to have his career, shedding a few tears while doing so. "A man is blessed with family," he said. He was also a regular in New York’s nightlife attending the hottest parties and traveling the world to attend art events with his star-studded circle of friends like Kyra Kennedy and Princess Olympia of Greece.