When I was a teenager, my dad used to call me ’Hollywood’ because I wore sunglasses all the time, even at night. Cue song.

Weatherly recalls a teenage affectation—wearing sunglasses constantly—and his father’s teasing nickname, “Hollywood,” which frames the behavior as performative and attention-grabbing. The punchline “Cue song” borrows film/TV production language, as if his life were a scene that now needs a soundtrack, underscoring his self-aware humor and his later career in entertainment. The quote plays on the contrast between adolescent posturing and adult hindsight: what once felt like style or identity becomes a lightly mocked anecdote, suggesting how family banter can puncture youthful self-seriousness while also foreshadowing a comfort with showmanship.