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With more than 6.7 billion combined global streams (and counting), Troye Sivan is the face and embodiment of his generation.The award-winning multi-hyphenate is also among the global coterie of ambassadors of the luxury Pasha de Cartier replica watches campaign, which debuted in 2020. This illuminating tête-à-tête captures and reveals the talented South African-born artist whose audacious spirit is emblematic of the new youthquake that is shaping the present and future as they unfold before us.As a YouTuber, singer, and actor, how would you describe your different identities and how do you balance them all?

Troye Sivan: I think, for me, the driving force has always been an insatiable desire to create, no matter the format. That’s manifested itself in a few different ways over time and keeps me really excited about my work. The through line through all of them is a love and need to process life through making stuff, and the kick I get out of sharing it.Has your creativity helped you express your true identity?I found almost all of my identity in creativity. When I was young, in the closet and reclusive, I’d make something as a response. Now the two are so intertwined that I don’t know who I’d be without being able to create.How did you start your career?I started performing locally in Perth—my school, my synagogue, etc. I started posting online when I was 12, and things grew from there.What is the main thing you’ve learned from success and what are you most proud of?I think the main thing I’ve learned is that there are really no rules. 

Do what feels right, trust your instincts, take risks and enjoy yourself. I’m most proud when someone mentions that a song/album of mine has been the soundtrack to a particular season in their life. I love when that happens to me with music, so I’m always really honored when it happens to someone else with mine.Some say you’re the idol of your generation, fake rolex creating your own success rather than being made by a company. How did you overcome challenges, like public pressure? Growing up in Perth, Western Australia, there was little to no entertainment industry, so I turned to the internet. I’ve since been very lucky to work with great people and companies that have been very supportive. I mostly deal with public pressure by looking inward and trying to make something that feels genuinely interesting and exciting to me.