Comedian Andy Samberg delivered a wildly funny Class Day speech at Harvard in 2012, filling his address with celebrity impressions, Yale-bashing, and absurdist humor. But amid the comedy, he offered moments of genuine encouragement, and this was one of them. After spending most of the speech making the audience laugh with jokes about useless majors, Harvard workplace nicknames, and fake messages from Mark Zuckerberg, Mark Wahlberg, and Nicolas Cage, Samberg paused to deliver simple, sincere advice. His point was refreshingly straightforward: the graduates had already done the hard part by completing their education at one of the world's most demanding institutions. Now they just needed to trust themselves.