Seventeen has released more outtakes from Josh’s cover shoot for the November issue of the magazine. You can see them all in our gallery. Also, if you have not purchased your copy of the magazine yet, below you will find some quotes from Josh’s interview.

On Being Josh:
“Such a part of me is just being myself, and even if it’s goofy and stupid and weird and people disagree with it or think it’s ridiculous at times, I know that people that are close to me care about me and love me.

Who He Hangs With (Besides Liam & Jen!):
“I have the best friends in the world, and they’re all so smart! They’re like the next generation of extremely talented filmmakers, which is cool to be friends with.”

So…About That Awkward Kiss With JLaw:
“That was kind of a mutual situation. I mean, it was her snot and slobber on my face. I didn’t even realize what was going on while we were filming it, but when I watched it in playback, there was like a slobber string and it was gross!”

And The Other Embarrassing Scene With Jen:
“In the scene where I propose to Katniss, I got down on one knee and my pants split right up the crotch. So that was great. That was a fun moment.”

Why Even Josh Gets Lonely Sometimes:
“I like to be with people like 80% of the time and having a roommate is awesome 80% of the time. But then there’s that 20% that you really just want to be alone and be able to do whatever you want. But living alone definitely has lonely moments—a dog really helps.”

What He Won’t Leave Home Without:
“I don’t have a good luck charm, but I always have my portable wireless speakers with me because I’ve got to have my music everywhere I go.”

What’s On His Playlist:
“I’m very much caught up in the whole world of Americana rock—like The Lumineers and The Avett Brothers. But I also listen to Top 40s, hip-hop, rap, electronica, classic rock—I really like everything.”

And About His Motorcycle Obsession:
“I grew up riding dirt bikes all the time and motorcycles, so I was very comfortable driving a motorcycle, but yeah, my mom was definitely a little nervous about it—just about the traffic, other drivers and stuff like. But she knows it’s something I love and have always wanted to do, so she’s like, ‘it makes you part of who you are.'”