David Schwimmer has thoughts about him

Nobody told David Schwimmer Life was going to be so, especially after the main song of his situation comedy of the 90s, “Friends”, he permanently embedded pop culture.

“There was a time, for quite some time, that only listening to the song of the theme …” Schwimmer began, releasing a deep sigh from the wells of his soul, one that encapsulated his then frustration of being persecuted by him.

“Every time you would go on a program, an interview program, an interview, that would be your introduction song,” he continued during an episode of April 1 of the Podcast “make a scene”.

The actor confessed that, in the apogee of everything, “he did not have the greatest answer” to “I will be there for you” for the Rembrandts, but things changed after his daughter, Cleo, discovered the program a few years ago.

“And then, at approximately 9 years old, my son discovered him and began to see him,” he shared.

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Schwimmer recalled having performed daily tasks while listening to his daughter’s laugh while watching the program in another room, a sound that, over time, helped him change his song about the song and the series.

Previously in the interview, he admitted that he had never seen “friends” after he wrapped. But, of course, Cleo had other plans.

“For me, it’s like, I did it and I’m moving forward,” he said.

The actor previously shared the time of the program that cannot escape. On January 7 Interview with “Good Morning America“Schwimmer revealed the only line that fans still shout, whether it is ready or not.

“I have many random people who shout me ‘pivot’, which is sometimes surprising,” he shared. “But also, it is just a reminder that the series is still alive, which is good.”