Star Amerasu, a Visitor From 2099 Talks the Future of Pandemia, Elliot Page, & OUTtv's Sisters

Star Amerasu, a literal visitor from the year 2099, joins Delulu with Ryan Lu to talk about her viral 2099 universe, playing Rebekah in the OUTtv comedy Sisters, and writing, directing and starring in her short film After Hours, executive produced by Elliot Page.

The singer, filmmaker, DJ, actor and internet prophet shares the Star Amerasu origin story: growing up between Florida, Oregon and Texas, doing music and theater at a fine arts academy, and how Star fully became Star. Ryan and Star go deep on the 2099 lore, from Pandemia and life credits to how much of the dystopian universe people online haven’t even seen yet, plus what in 2026 already feels like one of her sketches.

They also get into Sisters with Brenna Jordan and Roz Hernandez, returning to the New York stage as Miss Jackson in Silverback Mountain Off-Broadway, receiving the NewFest New Voices Filmmaker Grant, and whether the 2099 universe could become a scripted series. Star talks about her music as Ah-Mer-Ah-Su, her album never, really alone, DJing, and why she’s officially rejecting the concept of a lane.

And of course, the Delulu essentials: cosmic affirmations, a rapid-fire guide to surviving the timeline, her Most Delulu Take, and manifesting together.New episodes every Delulu Thursday. Turn your delulu into trululu.
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