Donald Glover interviewed himself for Interview magazine in a piece published Thursday, and the only way to truly convey the unhinged nature of the Q&A is by giving an example of what it is like. And I, Elyse Wanshel, the writer of this post, apologize in advance:

ELYSE WANSHEL: Hi, Elyse Wanshel, the writer of this post.

ELYSE WANSHEL: Hi.

Hello.

Do you know what Im thinking?

No. Tell me.

How do you not know what Im thinking? I am you.

Im sorry. I just read Donald Glovers interview in Interview magazine where he interviews himself, and my brain has melted.

Melted like homemade ice cream sprinkled with foie gras made by the internet on a farm upstate after quitting social media and releasing the rap equivalent of OK Computer?

ELYSE and ELYSE: [Laughing] I hope so!

At the top of the interview, Glover explains that hes chatting with himself because he doesnt like interviews, and feels the questions he tends to be asked are usually the same.

This way I can get questions I usually dont get asked, he tells the interviewer, who is him.

Actually, many of the questions Glover asks himself are pretty standard like Who do you see yourself as? and Are you still making music? but the often jarring piece does offer a few interesting tidbits. Glover tells Glover that he models himself after Willy Wonka, gets mad at himself for asking whether hes afraid of Black women, and believes The Sopranos is the only show thats as good as his FX series Atlanta.