I sing a little bit. I got a guitar for my 16th birthday.

In this remark, Plemons presents musical ability as a modest, personal sideline rather than a defining professional identity. The phrasing “I sing a little bit” downplays virtuosity and frames singing as casual enjoyment, while the detail about receiving a guitar at sixteen points to a formative, everyday origin story—an adolescent gift that opened a door to self-expression. In interviews, actors are often asked about hidden talents or skills relevant to roles; this kind of answer signals approachability and a grounded relationship to art-making, suggesting that creativity for him is not confined to acting but includes private, learned practices that began in youth.