I love that comparison—one’s a quick burst of play, the other a measured, almost reverent moment. Authenticity, for me, is all about intention and honesty. If the carrot lip‑sync was born out of a genuine joke, a spontaneous laugh, it feels real. The gallery piece has to be true to the idea that sparked it, not just a polished showstopper. When the world’s watching, the trick is keeping that core voice intact, even if you’re tweaking the presentation to fit a space. It’s a balancing act: I stay rigid about my concept, but I’ll let a moment of improvisation sneak in if it feels like the right thing to do. So what makes a piece “you” is the invisible thread of honesty that runs through every choice—whether it’s a viral video or a framed canvas.

That’s exactly the rhythm I aim for—keep the pulse steady, let the crowd sway, but never let the beat lose its soul. I’ll stay true to the idea that started the piece, even if I throw in a surprise twist that makes it pop. If the remix stays honest, the hype will follow, not overpower the heart of the work. Keep that core lit, my friend.