Sadie Sink, Noah Schnapp & Gaten Matarazzo Answer the Web’s Most Searched Questions
Stranger Things stars Sadie Sink, Noah Schnapp, and Gaten Matarazzo take the WIRED Autocomplete Interview, answering the Internet's most searched questions about themselves, Stranger Things, and its new 4th season. What Stranger Things fan theories are actually right? What does Noah Schnapp do in his free time? What inspires Sadie Sink? What zodiac sign is Gaten Matarazzo? Find out when they answer these questions and more! Season 4 Volume 1 of Stranger Things releases May 27 on Netflix; Season 4 Volume 2 of Stranger Things releases July 1.
Video Transcript
NOAH SCHNAPP: Hi I'm Noah Schnapp.
SADIE SINK: Hi, I'm Sadie Sink.
GATEN MATARAZZO: And I'm Gaten Matarazzo.
SADIE SINK: And this is the "Wired" Autocomplete Interview.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Well, let's get rid of this board.
SADIE SINK: Oh, my god.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Oh, you--
NOAH SCHNAPP: Oh, my god, I didn't mean to-- right for your head. I'm so sorry. What TikTok dance did Noah Schnapp create?
GATEN MATARAZZO: Create? You create a dance?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Well, I actually made one last night.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Can you do it?
NOAH SCHNAPP: We were just like, running behind everyone at the party and just going like--
GATEN MATARAZZO: Yeah, you encouraged me to do so as well. And I did.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Yeah, you started in.
GATEN MATARAZZO: That was fun.
SADIE SINK: I was in bed.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Sadie was--
SADIE SINK: I was in bed. Oh, my god, it's 10:30, guys.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Sadie was going hard. What does Noah Schnapp do in his free time? I love, like, food. I love eating. When I'm like, not doing anything, I will be having--
GATEN MATARAZZO: Going to college.
NOAH SCHNAPP: --food.
SADIE SINK: Yeah.
NOAH SCHNAPP: What is Noah SChnapp's favorite season of "Stranger Things"? I don't know. What do you guys think?
GATEN MATARAZZO: I love your work in two.
SADIE SINK: Two, I think two is--
GATEN MATARAZZO: I think two is so great.
SADIE SINK: I love, like, the Halloween stuff.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Yeah, that's always really, really fun.
SADIE SINK: And obviously, Will's storyline.
NOAH SCHNAPP: That was, like, Sadie's debut.
GATEN MATARAZZO: It was indeed Sadie's debut.
SADIE SINK: Oh yes, baby Sadie. There she is.
NOAH SCHNAPP: What music video was Noah Schnapp in? I was in a Panic at the Disco.
SADIE SINK: Oh, my god, that's right.
GATEN MATARAZZO: That was so sick when that came out.
NOAH SCHNAPP: "LA Devotee" music video.
GATEN MATARAZZO: That was so cool.
SADIE SINK: That's--
GATEN MATARAZZO: It's like 10-year-old Noah.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Yeah.
GATEN MATARAZZO: That's awesome.
NOAH SCHNAPP: I was, like, shitting myself, I was so scared.
GATEN MATARAZZO: All right.
SADIE SINK: What does Sadie Sink say in "All Too Well"? I can't remember it. It's like--
GATEN MATARAZZO: There are a lot of people who can. There are people who know it by heart.
SADIE SINK: Like, like, you drop my hand.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Yeah.
SADIE SINK: That's a big one. What inspires Sadie Sink?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Crystals.
[GATEN LAUGHS]
NOAH SCHNAPP: No.
SADIE SINK: No, I'd say more like cast members and stuff. My cast members inspire me.
NOAH SCHNAPP: What actually inspires you?
SADIE SINK: That. Like, other actors and stuff.
NOAH SCHNAPP: That was an interview answer.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Please, please.
SADIE SINK: No, but genuinely, I don't know what else would inspire me.
NOAH SCHNAPP: My cast members.
SADIE SINK: My dog. My dog inspires me--
GATEN MATARAZZO: There you go.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Oh, good.
SADIE SINK: --every day.
NOAH SCHNAPP: That's so good.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Yeah.
SADIE SINK: What is Sadie Sink's favorite old movie? I mean, "The Sound of Music."
NOAH SCHNAPP: Oh, that's good.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Really?
SADIE SINK: Yeah.
GATEN MATARAZZO: No way.
SADIE SINK: Julie Andrews. I think if I could, like, meet anyone, it might have to be Julie Andrews.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Amazing.
SADIE SINK: What is Sadie Sink's fandom named?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Let's make one, if you don't know.
SADIE SINK: What's it going to be?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Hmm.
GATEN MATARAZZO: The Sinks is honestly fun, but that's basic.
SADIE SINK: The Sinks.
GATEN MATARAZZO: We got come up with something.
SADIE SINK: Oh, yeah.
INTERVIEWER: Sadists?
GATEN MATARAZZO: The Sadists.
SADIE SINK: That sounds--
GATEN MATARAZZO: That's awesome.
SADIE SINK: Sure. I don't-- sure.
NOAH SCHNAPP: I can't think of one.
SADIE SINK: All right.
GATEN MATARAZZO: There you go.
NOAH SCHNAPP: I think that's it.
GATEN MATARAZZO: What is Gaten Matarazzo's band called?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Oh.
GATEN MATARAZZO: What band? OK. It's the cringiest story in the world and it needs to be in, like, a really bad, like, B band movie. The band name was Work In Progress.
We were trying to figure it out, because we were playing covers at like, open mics. And then someone was like, well, this is a real work in progress. And they were like, that's it. And I--
NOAH SCHNAPP: That's good.
GATEN MATARAZZO: --regret my life ever since. What is next for Gaten Matarazzo? I don't know. It's a bit of a work in progress. So--
[LAUGHTER]
What is Gaten Matarazzo thinking? I was just thinking about what's next. What am I thinking?
SADIE SINK: What's been on your mind?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Yeah.
GATEN MATARAZZO: That the "Star Wars" prequels are underrated. And I think people need to revisit and just take their time. Know that they're getting into a political mess.
SADIE SINK: I don't know, it's just so glamorous.
GATEN MATARAZZO: It is.
SADIE SINK: It's just so glamorous.
GATEN MATARAZZO: It's beautiful. Like, we were so used to like, pirates in--
NOAH SCHNAPP: Wait, wait, "Star Wars" is glamorous?
GATEN MATARAZZO: Empire "Star Wars." Yeah.
SADIE SINK: The prequels are so--
GATEN MATARAZZO: The prequels are so luxurious. You see--
SADIE SINK: The pageantry. The-- the--
GATEN MATARAZZO: --the worlds before the Empire and it's beautiful to look at. What is Gaten Matarazzo's Zodiac sign? So I'm a virgo. I don't like virgo as a sign. So I'm going to claim my moon, which is libra.
I think libras are, what, they're diplomatic? They look at all of the sides of situations and both sides of stories, but it makes them indecisive. This is what I keep reading. You're a libra. Libras are great.
NOAH SCHNAPP: What are you?
SADIE SINK: I'm an aries.
GATEN MATARAZZO: An aries.
NOAH SCHNAPP: What does that do?
SADIE SINK: They're like leaders and kind of--
GATEN MATARAZZO: Yeah.
SADIE SINK: --supposedly aggressive, but I think my cancer rising cancels out--
GATEN MATARAZZO: Cool.
SADIE SINK: --the aggressiveness.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Fun.
NOAH SCHNAPP: OK, what is going on in "Stranger Things" Hawkins.
SADIE SINK: There's riffs to alternate dimensions.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Crazy shit.
SADIE SINK: This girl with superpowers. You know, kids on bicycles.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Kids on bikes, man. What is "Stranger Things" aesthetic?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Oh, like, '80s.
GATEN MATARAZZO: '80s.
SADIE SINK: '80s, nostalgic.
GATEN MATARAZZO: The fun music.
SADIE SINK: Each season it changes, too, kind of.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Yeah, that's true. Like, this season's aesthetic is very different.
SADIE SINK: Yeah, it's little gloomier.
GATEN MATARAZZO: I think it's cool we kind of expand upon the aesthetic of the first two seasons a lot this year. Because like, season three, aesthetically, was kind of our black sheep. And now we go back to it and expand upon what we did the first two.
NOAH SCHNAPP: What "Stranger Things" fan theories are right?
SADIE SINK: For season four, I've seen a lot of, just, way off ones.
GATEN MATARAZZO: A lot of wrong.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Well we can't tell.
SADIE SINK: People were making-- oh.
NOAH SCHNAPP: What?
SADIE SINK: I just noticed that, like, people were really dissecting this one bit in the trailer. But it was just a production error.
NOAH SCHNAPP: What was it?
SADIE SINK: It was like-- [INDISTINCT CONVERSATION]
GATEN MATARAZZO: I love that so much.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Oh.
SADIE SINK: I just don't know if I can say it.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Sadie.
SADIE SINK: Like, Netflix is watching. The--
NOAH SCHNAPP: But you miked.
[GATEN LAUGHS]
They're like, whispering into the mic.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Just grab-- just rub the mic.
NOAH SCHNAPP: The name on the tombstone.
[LAUGHTER]
NOAH SCHNAPP: What are "Stranger Things" fans called?
SADIE SINK: Strangers?
GATEN MATARAZZO: Weirdos.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Why does "Stranger Things" have a demogorgon?
GATEN MATARAZZO: Why doesn't it? Why don't--
NOAH SCHNAPP: What would it be without a demogorgon?
GATEN MATARAZZO: --you have a demogorgon in any show that you're watching?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Why does "Stranger Things" make me sad?
GATEN MATARAZZO: Some sad shit happens in it.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Oh, my god.
SADIE SINK: Some sad-- yeah.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Yeah, I cried at the end of season three.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Yeah.
SADIE SINK: Does Sadie Sink's? Does Sadie Sink's character go to jail? No. Does Sadie Sink love Millie Bobby Brown? Yes. We all love Millie Bobby Brown.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Sweet.
SADIE SINK: Does Sadie Sink go--
[LAUGHTER]
NOAH SCHNAPP: Last night, Sadie was going hard. Wait, what do they mean by go hard?
SADIE SINK: Like, like, like--
GATEN MATARAZZO: Like, live it up.
SADIE SINK: Like--
GATEN MATARAZZO: Go out on the town.
NOAH SCHNAPP: You could just be, like, popping off, like, at work.
GATEN MATARAZZO: It could be like--
NOAH SCHNAPP: Sadie's going hard right now with this fit.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Like, with this fit.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Sadie's always going hard.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Yeah.
SADIE SINK: Thank you.
SADIE SINK: For sure.
SADIE SINK: If they mean, like, staying up past 11, then no. Does Sadie Sink play Pokemon? No.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Cute question. What?
NOAH SCHNAPP: What?
GATEN MATARAZZO: I think it's one dude, who's been looking it up every day to the point where it got into the algorithm.
SADIE SINK: They really want to know.
GATEN MATARAZZO: And is really, really curious.
SADIE SINK: No, I don't. Does Sadie Sink have tattoos?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Oh.
SADIE SINK: No.
GATEN MATARAZZO: You're like, trying to remember.
SADIE SINK: I do not. I don't have anything, like, sentimental enough--
NOAH SCHNAPP: Yeah, right, to like wear it--
SADIE SINK: --to tattoo.
NOAH SCHNAPP: --forever. I would get, like, a temporary one.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Well, I have a tattoo.
SADIE SINK: I always forget about your--
NOAH SCHNAPP: Where?
GATEN MATARAZZO: It's right on my ass.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Is it actually?
GATEN MATARAZZO: Yeah.
NOAH SCHNAPP: No way.
GATEN MATARAZZO: It's a sun with a smiley face, winking at you.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Oh, you're kidding.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Yeah.
NOAH SCHNAPP: I was like, how do I get a look at this if it's, like, on his ass? OK, why Noah Schnapp-- why Noah Schnapp going to college? I mean, it's always been super important for me. I feel like I'm too much of a kid and too young right now to just go live, like, in the real world just yet. Why is Noah Schnapp emo?
SADIE SINK: Why isn't?
GATEN MATARAZZO: Why isn't Noah Schnapp emo? Why aren't you emo?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Why isn't Noah-- I'll think about it. I'll think about going emo.
INTERVIEWER: Noah, do you think you have any emo tendencies?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Like, what is an emo tendancy?
GATEN MATARAZZO: Oh, I think we've all got a couple. No?
SADIE SINK: Season two Gaten was emo.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Season two Gaten was-- oh, we don't talk about season two Gaten.
SADIE SINK: We don't, but we don't. We're not going to talk about season two Gaten.
GATEN MATARAZZO: We don't talk about Bruno.
NOAH SCHNAPP: I was just going to say that.
GATEN MATARAZZO: You were? You were--
NOAH SCHNAPP: I was, like, singing in my head. I was like--
GATEN MATARAZZO: I feel like, oh.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Why isn't Noah Schnapp Zendaya? Why am I not Zendaya? I mean, I'm just-- I'm Noah.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Unfortunately, you're not Zendaya.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Unfortunately. I wish I was. Why am I not Zendaya?
SADIE SINK: Why not?
SADIE SINK: Why aren't you Zendaya?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Why isn't he Zendaya? Why is Noah Schnapp that way? What are these questions?
SADIE SINK: Who's googling that?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Why is Noah Scnapp that way? I'm like, kind of offended.
GATEN MATARAZZO: It can be a compliment. They can be like, why is he that way. That's--
NOAH SCHNAPP AND SADIE SINK: (SINGING) I want it--
GATEN MATARAZZO: --maybe it's--
NOAH SCHNAPP AND SADIE SINK: (SINGING) --that way.
SADIE SINK: Yeah. Maybe they meant that.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Maybe that's what they meant.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Maybe they meant that.
NOAH SCHNAPP: OK. Well, let's get rid of this board.
SADIE SINK: Oh, my god.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Oh, you--
NOAH SCHNAPP: Oh, my god. I didn't mean-- right for your head. I'm so sorry.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Who Gaten Matarazzo? Who is Gaten Matarazzo off camera? Douche.
Who does Gaten Matarazzo remind me of? I mean, some guy on the street stopped me. I assumed he was a fan of the show, and he goes, hey, man, you look just like Elijah Wood. He thought he was going to like, play up a bit or something. So maybe--
SADIE SINK: Maybe that's who it was.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Maybe it's Elijah. Who does Gaten Matarazzo want to act with? That's a fun question. I'm a big fan of Noah Schnapp.
SADIE SINK: Love his work.
GATEN MATARAZZO: I'm a big fan of Sadie Sink. I've loved both their work. I mean--
NOAH SCHNAPP: Who would you want to act with most out of, like, the whole cast?
GATEN MATARAZZO: Out of the whole cast?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Like, someone you haven't worked with before.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Matt Duffer.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Oh, my god.
SADIE SINK: Yeah, yeah.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Let's see. Who is Gaten Matarazzo on Broadway?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Les Mis.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Oh, I was in Les Mis. I was Gavroche in Les Mis. It would've been weird if I played anybody else because I was 11.
NOAH SCHNAPP: It was really good. I saw the show.
GATEN MATARAZZO: What? You saw me in Les Mis?
SADIE SINK: That's crazy.
GATEN MATARAZZO: It's been seven years. Why are we just now talking about this?
NOAH SCHNAPP: Because, I mean, I didn't like-- we didn't know each other.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Well, yeah.
NOAH SCHNAPP: It's just I was in the audience.
GATEN MATARAZZO: That's awesome.
NOAH SCHNAPP: Yeah, you were really good.
GATEN MATARAZZO: Thanks, bud.
INTERVIEWER: What did you all think of the questions?
GATEN MATARAZZO: There are a couple of great ones. And there were a couple--
NOAH SCHNAPP: It was amazing.
SADIE SINK: The pokemon one was--
GATEN MATARAZZO: The pokemon one. That was the thing. I probably googled dumber stuff than that.
