Troye Sivans Las Culturistas episode is an utter delight

Las Culturistas, Troye Sivan's new podcast, welcomed the Grammy-nominated artist as their inaugural guest. Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang, the show's hosts, showcased their newly renovated studio during the interview. The conversation flowed smoothly, starting with Sivan earning a new nickname, "My gay Mount Rushmore," before delving into various topics.

The hosts playfully discussed Sivan's volume loss and shared their thoughts on his iconic "baby voice" from his song "What's the Time Where You Are?" One particularly delightful moment occurred when the trio silently watched the unreleased second single from Sivan's forthcoming fourth studio album, She's the Best. The hosts agreed that getting Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang to watch unreleased music videos was an excellent idea.

Sivan expressed his honest opinion on singing in his Las Culturistas segment titled "I Don't Think So, Honey!" He admitted that he is not a particularly good singer and that he is content with that fact. However, he acknowledged that sometimes, while alone in his car, he sings without any intention of impressing others, and the results can be quite dreadful. Sivan also shared that despite being Beyoncé's equal in terms of career, the thought of being in the same profession as her is astonishing.

The most enchanting aspect, according to Sivan, is when an artist possesses tone, storytelling, and the ability to sing. He cited Ariana Grande, Whitney Houston, and Sade as examples of singers who embody these qualities. However, he firmly stated that he will not sing karaoke or under any other circumstances unless absolutely necessary. He enjoys singing at his shows because he is in control, but he refuses to sing at any other time.