A toxic romance goes up in flames in The Goldbergs star's latest track. "I wrote this song after hearing my fiancé Greg Furman say to our friend, ‘It's hard to burn a bridge when you're standing on it,' when referring to an on-again-off-again relationship," Hayley shared. "That line sparked the whole concept. My producer Ben Zelico had a great idea for the hook that sums up that feeling of a toxic cycle."

LOS ANGELES – Greg Furman’s story of why he ventured out West sounds like a tale as old as time. A starry-eyed young man, with dreams of making it in the movie industry, packs up his bags and drives across the country.

Today we’d like to introduce you to Greg Furman.

Greg, can you briefly walk us through your story – how you started and how you got to where you are today.

I started off as a baby, but shortly after my hands were large enough to hold a camcorder, I started doing that. The camcorder was my Dads doing – he always recorded, and I think that encouraged us kids to ham it up and play dress-up (yes my sisters dressed me up as a girl and yes I have the footage and no you can’t see it…now. But later? Sure).