Setting: A late-night talk show in Los Angeles.

The studio lights glowed warmly, reflecting off the polished mahogany desk as the late-night host leaned in with a smirk. The air buzzed with anticipation, the audience waiting for the moment that always made these interviews worth staying up for. Across from him, Austin Butler sat comfortably in the guest chair, one leg crossed over the other, his fingers idly tapping against the armrest. He had done this a hundred times before—answering questions, promoting his latest project—but he could already tell where this one was going.

Austin Butler’s rise to fame has been anything but overnight. Growing up in Anaheim, California, in a modest household, he was raised by his sweet and supportive mother, Lori, who nurtured his dreams and encouraged his creative spirit. Though his family didn’t have much, Austin’s upbringing grounded him in values of kindness, gratitude, and humility—qualities that still define him today.

He started out in small roles on Nickelodeon and the Disney Channel, gradually working his way up through persistence and a passion for the craft. It wasn’t the flashiest start, but it shaped him into a dedicated actor who values hard work over shortcuts and has a deep love for storytelling. His true breakthrough came with his transformative performance in Elvis (2022), where he poured years of dedication into embodying Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll—earning critical acclaim and recognition around the world.

“So, Austin,” The host drawled, flipping through his notecards with an exaggerated pause. “I have to ask. Everyone’s got a celebrity crush. Who’s yours?”

The crowd let out a knowing cheer, a few voices already calling out names. Austin chuckled, shaking his head slightly as he glanced toward the audience before looking back at the host.

“Ah, man,” He said, rubbing the back of his neck—a telltale sign he was getting a bit shy. “You know, I’ve said this before, but I gotta be honest. Y/N. She’s just… she’s got this presence, you know? Like, she walks into a room and it’s game over. And her voice? Like an angel singing, even when she sings rock and roll.”

The audience erupted, a mix of gasps and cheers filling the studio. The host leaned back, grinning.

“Y/N?” The host repeated, eyebrows raised. “That’s a solid choice. Have you met her?”

Austin laughed, shaking his head again. “No, not yet. But, uh, if she’s watching… hey, Y/N.” He shot the camera a little sheepish yet charming smile, but there was something in his eyes, something just shy of hopeful.

Somewhere, maybe on the other side of the city or halfway across the world, you were about to see this clip.

You grew up with a naturally beautiful singing voice—autotune was never something you used or needed. After years of releasing songs, you became well-known. People often call you the new Elvis Presley, but you refuse the comparison.

You are beautiful, with a bright yet sexy smile, eyes that seem to melt everyone they meet, and hair as soft as silk and impossibly healthy. Your body is stunning—but you aren’t just a pretty face or an angelic, powerful voice. You are caring, kind, sweet, thoughtful, funny, down-to-earth, and so much more. Coming from a tough background, you never forget your roots—you’ve even waited in the rain just to meet your fans.

Many people are especially drawn to your love for Elvis Presley and his music. You’ve often spoken about how his songs inspired and helped you, and you’ve performed some of his classics during interviews and events, earning admiration from Elvis fans worldwide.

Everyone loves you. You appear in countless movies, series, SNL sketches, interviews, and even surprise guest appearances at other singers’ concerts. At some of these shows, you take time to meet fans and comfort them, warmly embracing those who manage to jump on stage and creating unforgettable moments they’ll cherish forever.