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♪ There's something
Animal in me ♪
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♪ What I am
Looking for ♪
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♪ I live behind a shadow ♪
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♪ Nobody is to blame
For giving up ♪
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♪ Going on away ♪
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♪ Letting go ♪
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♪ Is this what
life is all about ♪
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♪ Find out
What is inside ♪
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♪ Underneath the skin
I wear now ♪
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♪ We are a denoted
in space ♪
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♪ I am not lonely ♪
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Ana.
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♪ Hey, flamingo ♪
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♪ Standing in the dawn ♪
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♪ Hey, flamingo ♪
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♪ Standing on my lawn ♪
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Yes, yes.
Oh, yes.
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Claude, I've been travelling
searching for answers
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because this bird, the flamingo,
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it's been
quite like a nightmare.
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Do you know the story
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behind the first flamingo
that got produced here, then?
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Well, the company
was making plastic products
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and they hired an artist
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to develop
new products for them.
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He saw
in the National Geographic,
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a picture of the pink flamingo
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and he was intrigued by it.
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So he decided to draw one
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and then carve one out of wood.
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And do you know the name
of the artist?
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Yes. His name was
Don Featherstone.
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I'm the guy.
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His name is actually molded
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right on all of the
plastic birds that we produce
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People often asked him,
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why did you make this stuff?
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And he just says,
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"Because it brings joy
to a lot of people."
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When you made that flamingo
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what inspired you as an artist?
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Money.
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He was kind of...
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different I should say.
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He was very devoted to his wife.
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Everywhere they went,
they went together.
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And dressed alike
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with flamingos on their clothes.
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Both wore the same...
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- Same clothes.
- Pattern.
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Same pattern.
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- Same colors.
- Everyday.
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Everyday.
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And she makes
all of the clothes.
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Everything.
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From swimsuits to pajamas,
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to dress outfits,
to play outfits.
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365 days a year, you name the occasion,
we're ready.
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They're just two people
that are different.
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They love one another
very, very much.
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This is the product
we probably sell the most of.
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And it's been
very, very popular.
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It always seems
to increase in sales.
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People do love them.
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The reason why?
I have no idea.
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Yeah. You know
they have their knees, like...
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They work the other side, right?
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- Yes, that's right.
- That's weird.
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- They bend opposite of what we bend.
- Yeah.
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Do you have flamingos
in your house?
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I do not.
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- Hmm
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I'm here because I heard that...
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in the '70s you did a prank,
a huge prank.
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Can you tell me
something about it?
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Sure! There was a student
on campus
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who had just been elected
to lead student government.
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Leon the Barbarian!
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In 1979,
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this student named Leon Varjian
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and his colleagues
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planted 1,008 flamingos
on Bascom Hill.
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So it was like
a celebration then?
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It was. They had these
1,008 flamingos planted there
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to be a little bit irreverent
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and humorous as a way
to start the school year.
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It was a way to
show the administration
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that the students were in charge
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and that they could do things
the way they wanted to.
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They used, um, some funds
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to construct a model
of the Statue of Liberty
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and put it out on the frozen
Lake Mendota
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- and was underwater.
- Underwater, yeah.
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Except for her head.
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♪ Feel like I'm a shy,
enormous ♪
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♪ Pink flamingo man ♪
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♪ Flamingo ♪
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♪ Flamingo ♪
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♪ Time is passing by ♪
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♪ So don't leave me alone ♪
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♪ One leg in the sky
One stuck on the ground ♪
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♪ Floating down
a sea of breeze is ♪
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♪ Stepping out my sound ♪
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♪ Flamingo ♪
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♪ Flamingo ♪
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- Hi, Cindy!
- Hello, Rigo.
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I didn't expect it
to be like so, uh...
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overwhelming.
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Do you have,
how many items of flamingos?
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I have been keeping a tally
of what I have now
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and it's 1,069.
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And growing.
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So you're the biggest
collector in the world, right?
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Yeah.
According to Guinness, I am.
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I don't remember
the first flamingo,
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but one of the oldest
that I have
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is up on the shelf up there
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and it's got
a coconut head body.
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And it was very popular
in the '60s,
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as souvenirs for tourists.
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So I have about
60 of those at the house.
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- But I don't think
enough for Guinness to...
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Oh!
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Flamingo time.
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It moves? Wow.
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Believe it or not, I have never been
with a flamingo.
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Like physically?
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I love flamingos, but
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I can't have any in my backyard.
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- You know, 'cause you need...
- They're wild. Yeah.
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Yeah. You need a permit
to raise them.
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Yeah, and also
they fly away, right?
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Yeah, but you can, um,
clip their wings.
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And it doesn't hurt.
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Is it legal to clip their wings?
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Yeah. All the zoos do it.
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You know, that have them
in captivity.
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- So they don't fly away.
- Hmm.
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- Yeah.
- Yeah, that's true.
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Yeah.
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So are you planning to like...
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Oh, and just, er,
if you're wondering,
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my tiara here
is all real feathers.
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Oh, those are amazing.
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It's incredible how like,
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so many people come to you
and exchange this object.
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It's like, for energy, in a way
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and do this pilgrimage...
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Why do you think
that this happens?
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Some of them don't have
anybody to talk to.
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So they start telling me things
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and they say, "I don't know
why I'm telling you this."
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But it's because of
all this in here.
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The energy or whatever,
pulls out of people.
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But they wanna talk to me about,
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you know, their spouse dying
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or something that's been bad
in their life.
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But it's usually a death.
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That has helped them
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and it's like you call it
a village and it is.
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Yeah. This is the place
where everything kind of
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becomes a bit more relaxing
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and a bit more Zen like you are.
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Well, thank you.
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Yeah. You have this...
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So I'm just really peculiar that
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you're really
driven into this energy
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and how do you describe
your energy with the flamingos?
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I really never thought about it.
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It just comes natural
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and, um,
I just enjoy them so much.
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So, Patricia, I've heard that
you have, uh,
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a major in Art History.
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So, I wonder what do you
think about the flamingo?
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Do you think it's been like,
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the influence for artists?
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Well, actually I was
a professor of Art History
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at a university.
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And would I say
that the flamingo
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is a great universal emblem
of high art...
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I would say, no.
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I think it's a symbol
of something much more fun.
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I'm coming out of this
black-wearing phase.
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I was really comfortable
with wearing black everyday.
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And now I'm starting,
as you can see,
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to evolve
into this colorful and...
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I'm starting to be aware
of the energy
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and the things
you can communicate with
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your own wardrobe.
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So life has changed,
but you know what?
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It's fun.
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Years ago, I saw the movie
Pink Flamingos.
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And, um, I thought it was brave
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and I thoroughly enjoyed it.
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And I guess
I just have that streak
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of wanting to be
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a little wild, over-the-top.
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Yeah, that's actually like a really
human thing to do also, right?
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To spurt energy
without no sense at all.
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Just kind of like,
live in the moment, right?
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I couldn't agree more.
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I'm starting to look forward
for this moment,
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the big moment, you know?
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As you were saying,
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it makes me
a bit nervous though.
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Well, you're involved
in a project now.
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Delving into the mysteries
of the Pink Flamingo.
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Probably you never thought you were
going to be doing this.
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So, I think the secret to life
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is to adopt change
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and welcome it, and go with it.
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♪ Who put the smile
on your face ♪
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Would you say that, um,
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have you made or pursued
your own dreams here?
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Yeah, I ended up here
by accident.
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I was living between
the Bahamas and New York
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and my flight was cancelled.
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So I just took a cab.
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Then I stopped off
at the first hotel
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and it was this
very strange hotel.
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Because the rooms they gave me
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was dedicated to AIDS.
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And on the wall over the beds,
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there was a number of people
that had died at that point.
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And then I said,
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I gotta figure out
what's going on in this place.
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And so, I just started walking.
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I got seduced
by the architecture.
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It was all crumbling.
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A mixture
like I'd never seen before.
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Sort of, like a modern Pompeii.
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And I saw the potential
and I saw the beauty
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and never left.
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These flamingos,
where did you find them?
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- I mean, what's the story?
- This one I found in church.
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- 'Cause he's the good flamingo.
- Okay.
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Or she, I guess.
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- 'Cause she has her Bible. Which...
- Bible person.
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It serves as two functions.
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So this one's me basically,
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'cause I'm a good boy.
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And here's the bad flamingo.
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He is a cocaine cowboy flamingo.
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He's from the '70s, Miami Vice.
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You definitely need the hat
and the glasses.
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Oh, this is cool.
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'Cause since you're gonna be converted.
There you go.
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Okay! Can I use this?
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Ask... Ask the flamingo?
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- Wow! -That's what you need
to finish the outfit.
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Wow! This is amazing.
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Now, you're totally Miami.
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This is me.
This is me, man.
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- They're ready for you.
- Wow!
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Florida's a land of dreams.
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And I think that, um,
it's a place where
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people come
to remake themselves.
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People come to find themselves.
261
00:40:37.293 --> 00:40:39.469
And I think there's like
a kind of continental tilt
262
00:40:39.504 --> 00:40:41.427
where everyone,
loose marbles in their head,
263
00:40:41.462 --> 00:40:43.605
kind of, rolls down here.
264
00:40:43.640 --> 00:40:46.333
Other people say, it's like
the penis of the country.
265
00:40:46.368 --> 00:40:49.435
Everyone that's you know, caught
and looking for something.
266
00:40:49.470 --> 00:40:52.581
Just like, flows down.
Gets ejaculated,
267
00:40:52.616 --> 00:40:54.748
and we're the tip here at Miami.
268
00:40:54.783 --> 00:40:56.211
You think there's a relationship
269
00:40:56.246 --> 00:40:59.016
between the flamingo energy
and the South Beach energy?
270
00:40:59.051 --> 00:41:02.250
I think our early South Beach
probably used it.
271
00:41:02.285 --> 00:41:04.560
Like the Miami Vice South Beach
would use it,
272
00:41:04.595 --> 00:41:06.496
because that was the transition.
273
00:41:06.531 --> 00:41:09.499
Certainly, Christo
used the Pink Flamingo color.
274
00:41:09.534 --> 00:41:12.227
He actually used
the language of the Flamingo
275
00:41:12.262 --> 00:41:14.570
by taking the color
and wrapping the islands.
276
00:41:14.605 --> 00:41:15.802
Though, in a way,
277
00:41:15.837 --> 00:41:18.233
the Pink Flamingo
probably made South Beach.
278
00:41:18.268 --> 00:41:19.872
Via Christo.
279
00:41:22.074 --> 00:41:24.239
I think kitsch makes
people happy.
280
00:41:24.274 --> 00:41:27.308
I think...
Kitsch is a vacation.
281
00:41:27.343 --> 00:41:29.442
It's a vacation in an object,
282
00:41:29.477 --> 00:41:34.381
and... that's why it continues
on and on and on.
283
00:41:34.416 --> 00:41:37.659
Because it can change
the way you feel.
284
00:41:37.694 --> 00:41:43.929
A good object is better
than a psychiatrist.
285
00:41:43.964 --> 00:41:49.462
And a Pink Flamingo can make you smile,
you know? And that's all.
286
00:41:49.497 --> 00:41:50.903
That's what we live for.
287
00:42:03.445 --> 00:42:07.854
I basically feel like I live in a three
dimensional art work
288
00:42:07.889 --> 00:42:10.087
that's constantly changing
and evolving
289
00:42:10.122 --> 00:42:13.563
and sort of a fantasy dream
that I can manipulate.
290
00:42:13.598 --> 00:42:18.161
And you would say the same
in your books?
291
00:42:18.196 --> 00:42:23.804
My books are certainly, um, eccentric,
and my characters are totally eccentric.
292
00:42:23.839 --> 00:42:27.841
So, that's what I try to do, you know,
with objects, I guess.
293
00:42:27.876 --> 00:42:34.650
You were always like this? Kind of like,
really being comfortable in your own zone?
294
00:42:34.685 --> 00:42:36.652
I'm a member of the Florida bar.
295
00:42:36.687 --> 00:42:38.346
- Yeah.
- That means I'm a lawyer.
296
00:42:38.381 --> 00:42:39.589
- A lawyer.
- So...
297
00:42:39.624 --> 00:42:43.318
So, yes. I also worked at the
EC in Brussels,
298
00:42:43.353 --> 00:42:46.959
and I have about 100 degrees
from different universities.
299
00:42:46.994 --> 00:42:49.060
From Georgetown from...
So, yeah...
300
00:42:49.095 --> 00:42:51.700
I totally changed what
I wanted to do.
301
00:42:51.735 --> 00:42:55.495
Um... How do you feel
being a bit like outlawed?
302
00:42:55.530 --> 00:42:56.870
- Good.
- Yeah?
303
00:42:56.905 --> 00:43:00.676
Yeah. I don't wanna be a part
of the mainstream at all.
304
00:43:00.711 --> 00:43:03.910
Sometimes I feel like,
in between this worlds,
305
00:43:03.945 --> 00:43:05.714
I still don't create anything
306
00:43:05.749 --> 00:43:09.817
but it's been a journey to
kind of, like, discover things.
307
00:43:09.852 --> 00:43:11.951
Just don't worry. Don't worry.
308
00:43:11.986 --> 00:43:13.722
Don't let people tell you
what to do.
309
00:43:13.757 --> 00:43:15.724
Just do what you want to do.
310
00:43:15.759 --> 00:43:17.660
You know? Find your passion.
311
00:43:17.695 --> 00:43:20.025
It's just, you know, people
just wanna put you in a box,
312
00:43:20.060 --> 00:43:23.259
you know, just open the box
and jump out.
313
00:43:23.294 --> 00:43:28.330
It took me a long time to learn that. I'm
only now learning it. Just don't worry.
314
00:43:28.365 --> 00:43:31.905
And don't think you have to do one thing.
That was my basic problem.
315
00:43:31.940 --> 00:43:33.973
Everyone thinks you
have to do one thing.
316
00:43:34.008 --> 00:43:37.713
You could do a million things. You
could do a different thing every day.
317
00:43:40.377 --> 00:43:42.014
Um, I'm getting emotional here.
318
00:43:46.317 --> 00:43:48.922
Wait, wait, wait. Eek!
319
00:43:53.456 --> 00:43:58.932
Yeah, so I was wondering now that I'm here
with all your stuff...
320
00:44:00.936 --> 00:44:04.707
could you say, maybe in words what is that,
that makes you happy?
321
00:44:05.468 --> 00:44:08.777
Um... freedom.
322
00:44:08.812 --> 00:44:14.112
Having the most interesting day I could
possibly have, taking care of my parents
323
00:44:14.147 --> 00:44:15.179
who are elderly.
324
00:44:15.214 --> 00:44:18.281
Um... Just...
just the freedom to do that.
325
00:44:18.316 --> 00:44:21.614
I've got to a point in my life
where I realized that
326
00:44:21.649 --> 00:44:23.792
I can do what...
327
00:44:23.827 --> 00:44:26.729
I want to do as opposed to
what people want me to do.
328
00:47:10.620 --> 00:47:12.455
What you did...
329
00:47:12.490 --> 00:47:15.425
with the flamingos you kicked,
I mean...
330
00:47:15.460 --> 00:47:18.934
No offense, but what...
what was the idea behind that?
331
00:47:18.969 --> 00:47:20.727
I don't get what's the big deal.
332
00:47:21.362 --> 00:47:23.037
- I mean...
- They're just...
333
00:47:23.072 --> 00:47:24.973
It's plastic.
I just kicked plastic.
334
00:47:25.008 --> 00:47:26.975
Yeah, but it was
like a display of...
335
00:47:27.604 --> 00:47:29.010
violence. I mean...
336
00:47:29.045 --> 00:47:31.111
Now, I'm a cool guy
in general, but...
337
00:47:31.146 --> 00:47:33.212
I don't know. Something about
the flamingo just...
338
00:47:33.247 --> 00:47:35.280
like I said,
it just drives me nuts, and...
339
00:47:35.315 --> 00:47:37.953
I was actually... last summer...
uh, in Italy,
340
00:47:37.988 --> 00:47:39.680
and all of a sudden
I see a bunch of...
341
00:47:39.715 --> 00:47:41.154
floaties of flamingos,
342
00:47:41.189 --> 00:47:42.958
and I'm like,
"Well, what's going on?"
343
00:47:42.993 --> 00:47:45.193
and then I actually go to Vegas
and at a pool party...
344
00:47:45.226 --> 00:47:47.424
bunch of flamingo floaties
and everyone's wearing
345
00:47:47.459 --> 00:47:49.129
flamingo shorts
and flamingo shirts.
346
00:47:49.164 --> 00:47:50.197
And then here in L.A.,
347
00:47:50.232 --> 00:47:52.264
like people started wearing
more flamingo stuff.
348
00:47:52.299 --> 00:47:54.530
And then I see
Justin Bieber on Instagram...
349
00:47:54.565 --> 00:47:56.565
posting with flamingos.
It's just, and...
350
00:47:56.600 --> 00:47:58.435
It's all of a sudden like,
351
00:47:58.470 --> 00:47:59.843
I don't know, It's just...
It's a fad.
352
00:47:59.867 --> 00:48:01.119
It's just people are
trying to be cool,
353
00:48:01.143 --> 00:48:03.605
and then, you know,
it's all fake, and...
354
00:48:03.640 --> 00:48:06.113
So maybe what you're saying
is that...
355
00:48:06.148 --> 00:48:09.380
you're against
people expressing...
356
00:48:09.415 --> 00:48:14.286
fake emotions with...
through fake animal. I mean...
357
00:48:14.321 --> 00:48:16.585
The reason why I started,
like a Facebook page is
358
00:48:16.620 --> 00:48:18.884
because there's a lot of people
just like me.
359
00:48:18.919 --> 00:48:22.162
They need a platform to actually
express themselves...
360
00:48:22.197 --> 00:48:24.967
how annoyed they are
with this fucking phenomenon.
361
00:48:26.333 --> 00:48:27.333
Flamingo!
362
00:48:28.170 --> 00:48:32.634
Yeah...
363
00:48:32.669 --> 00:48:36.946
Ah!
364
00:48:36.981 --> 00:48:39.443
And that's why I actually
came up with this shirt myself.
365
00:48:39.478 --> 00:48:41.874
And so...
you can go on my Facebook page.
366
00:48:41.909 --> 00:48:44.679
If you wanna buy one,
you know, 19.99.
367
00:48:44.714 --> 00:48:47.781
Don't you get the vibe?
The flamingo vibe? Maybe...
368
00:48:47.816 --> 00:48:50.223
Who cares? I mean,
you're not listening to me.
369
00:48:50.258 --> 00:48:53.226
I'm telling you that people
that support flamingos are fake.
370
00:48:53.261 --> 00:48:56.724
So I don't care how elegant,
how beautiful the animal is.
371
00:48:56.759 --> 00:48:59.067
It represents people
who are fake.
372
00:48:59.102 --> 00:49:00.695
I just can't take it anymore,
so...
373
00:49:07.638 --> 00:49:12.113
♪ Hold me close
And hold me fast ♪
374
00:49:12.148 --> 00:49:15.446
♪ The magic spell you cast ♪
375
00:49:15.481 --> 00:49:19.351
♪ This is la vie en rose ♪
376
00:49:20.387 --> 00:49:21.584
How should I call you?
377
00:49:21.619 --> 00:49:22.717
- Kitten...
- Kitten.
378
00:49:22.752 --> 00:49:24.455
- Kitten Kay Sera.
- Okay.
379
00:49:24.490 --> 00:49:26.226
You're The Pink Lady, right?
380
00:49:26.261 --> 00:49:28.393
Yes, The Pink Lady of Hollywood.
381
00:49:28.428 --> 00:49:32.595
♪ I see la vie en rose ♪
382
00:49:32.630 --> 00:49:34.465
I've only worn pink since 1980.
383
00:49:34.500 --> 00:49:36.896
So you've been wearing it
since 1980?
384
00:49:36.931 --> 00:49:39.338
Yes, exclusively.
No other color.
385
00:49:39.373 --> 00:49:40.603
I'm obsessed with pink.
386
00:49:40.638 --> 00:49:42.352
It's my favorite color
in the whole world.
387
00:49:42.376 --> 00:49:44.838
And I wouldn't be caught dead
in any other color.
388
00:49:44.873 --> 00:49:46.015
I'll die in pink.
389
00:49:46.050 --> 00:49:47.676
There's just something
about pink.
390
00:49:47.711 --> 00:49:51.020
It just brings joy, light, love,
391
00:49:51.055 --> 00:49:53.088
and I get emotional
talking about it...
392
00:49:53.783 --> 00:49:55.288
because it is...
393
00:49:55.323 --> 00:49:57.818
just the most beautiful color.
394
00:49:57.853 --> 00:50:00.425
And it means so much
to so many people.
395
00:50:00.460 --> 00:50:02.757
It's passion, it's love, it's...
396
00:50:02.792 --> 00:50:04.429
It's everything.
It's everything.
397
00:50:04.464 --> 00:50:05.529
Okay.
398
00:50:05.564 --> 00:50:09.830
Um, I'm in this
kind of trip following...
399
00:50:09.865 --> 00:50:13.834
uh, people that have
a relationship with the flamingo
400
00:50:13.869 --> 00:50:15.308
- and um...
401
00:50:15.543 --> 00:50:16.771
Ow!
402
00:50:16.806 --> 00:50:20.049
The pink flamingo is
my favorite... animal of all.
403
00:50:20.084 --> 00:50:23.448
They are very glamorous
and very exquisite.
404
00:50:23.483 --> 00:50:25.846
- It's flam-azing.
405
00:50:25.881 --> 00:50:28.651
- And their leg...
- like here they are...
406
00:50:28.686 --> 00:50:30.092
Their leg goes up...
407
00:50:30.127 --> 00:50:32.787
and it's just like,
"Hello. I'm sexy."
408
00:50:32.822 --> 00:50:35.724
You know? I'm fun.
I'm fabulous. I'm a flamingo.
409
00:50:35.759 --> 00:50:38.166
They're fashion models
of the birds.
410
00:50:38.201 --> 00:50:41.796
But I am a flamingo.
Hello, Flamingo!
411
00:50:43.404 --> 00:50:45.107
Oh, I even have
pink flamingo shoes.
412
00:50:45.142 --> 00:50:46.867
- I have to show you.
- Oh, yeah, please.
413
00:50:46.902 --> 00:50:47.902
Yes.
414
00:50:48.145 --> 00:50:49.243
Wow!
415
00:50:49.278 --> 00:50:50.409
Isn't that cute?
416
00:50:53.447 --> 00:50:54.512
Wow!
417
00:50:54.547 --> 00:50:56.778
You like-y?
418
00:50:56.813 --> 00:50:59.121
- Of all your places...
419
00:50:59.156 --> 00:51:01.783
- It has an impact on me, like...
- Oh, good!
420
00:51:01.818 --> 00:51:04.324
Well, the color is like,
just... massive.
421
00:51:06.328 --> 00:51:07.921
- What do you think people...
422
00:51:07.956 --> 00:51:10.561
think about you
when they see you?
423
00:51:10.596 --> 00:51:13.729
Hopefully they think, you know,
I'm just doing my own thing
424
00:51:13.764 --> 00:51:15.137
and just being myself.
425
00:51:15.172 --> 00:51:17.469
But in the end, it doesn't
really matter what they think.
426
00:51:17.504 --> 00:51:18.646
It only matters what I think.
427
00:51:18.670 --> 00:51:20.010
- Okay.
- 'Cause if you worry about
428
00:51:20.034 --> 00:51:21.781
what everybody else thinks,
you won't do your own thing.
429
00:51:21.805 --> 00:51:24.179
You know what I mean?
So here's the thing.
430
00:51:24.214 --> 00:51:27.677
I have a passion,
and why not use it?
431
00:51:27.712 --> 00:51:28.752
People are like, you know,
432
00:51:28.779 --> 00:51:29.987
"Are you just doing it
for the money?"
433
00:51:30.011 --> 00:51:32.748
No. I'm doing it first of all,
because I love it.
434
00:51:32.783 --> 00:51:34.123
Second of all...
435
00:51:34.158 --> 00:51:36.455
if people wanna interview me
and pay me, why not?
436
00:51:36.490 --> 00:51:37.621
So you're saying that
437
00:51:37.656 --> 00:51:39.788
you can make a living
out of doing interviews?
438
00:51:39.823 --> 00:51:42.560
I'm making a living off
of my brand
439
00:51:42.595 --> 00:51:46.366
and my music, and my book,
and my acting.
440
00:51:51.934 --> 00:51:53.901
♪ P-I-N-K
Queen ♪
441
00:51:53.936 --> 00:51:55.870
♪ P-I-N-K
Queen ♪
442
00:51:55.905 --> 00:51:58.004
♪ P-I-N-K
Queen ♪
443
00:51:58.039 --> 00:51:59.676
♪ I'm the queen of pink ♪
444
00:51:59.711 --> 00:52:01.579
♪ I don't give a damn
What you think ♪
445
00:52:01.614 --> 00:52:03.779
♪ I roll up and down
The street ♪
446
00:52:03.814 --> 00:52:05.913
♪ Wearing pink from my head
To my feet ♪
447
00:52:05.948 --> 00:52:07.981
♪ I love the way I feel ♪
448
00:52:08.016 --> 00:52:09.950
♪ I don't need to
Take no pill ♪
449
00:52:09.985 --> 00:52:12.161
♪ 'Cause I'm gonna find
Like a rose wine ♪
450
00:52:12.196 --> 00:52:14.427
♪ In this big pink
Life of mine ♪
451
00:52:14.462 --> 00:52:16.121
♪ Living la vie en rose ♪
452
00:52:16.156 --> 00:52:18.497
♪ I'm the pink lady
Everybody knows ♪
453
00:52:18.532 --> 00:52:20.532
♪ Sittin' up in my throne ♪
454
00:52:20.567 --> 00:52:22.270
Why not? Like,
if you're loving your...
455
00:52:22.305 --> 00:52:24.668
and you're living your passion
and your dream...
456
00:52:24.703 --> 00:52:27.605
if someone wants to
pay you, "Yes."
457
00:52:27.640 --> 00:52:30.707
Um, I'm wondering, too.
Like I met...
458
00:52:30.742 --> 00:52:34.711
There's this club that's called,
"I hate flamingos."
459
00:52:34.746 --> 00:52:36.581
Oh, my gosh! Are they serious?
460
00:52:36.616 --> 00:52:38.154
- Do they really hate 'em?
- Um... Yeah.
461
00:52:38.178 --> 00:52:42.818
They say that it might be
a bit fake that people get happy
462
00:52:42.853 --> 00:52:45.755
for some animal
that they haven't even met.
463
00:52:45.790 --> 00:52:47.020
That's ridiculous.
464
00:52:47.055 --> 00:52:49.231
I gotta find out
if there's a club like that.
465
00:52:49.266 --> 00:52:50.364
That'd be terrible.
466
00:52:52.335 --> 00:52:53.368
You like those?
467
00:52:53.403 --> 00:52:55.765
- These are really nice.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, right?
468
00:52:55.800 --> 00:52:57.536
This is really funky.
I mean, like,
469
00:52:57.571 --> 00:52:59.340
I would go everywhere
with all of this.
470
00:52:59.375 --> 00:53:01.309
- Right?
- Yes.
471
00:53:01.344 --> 00:53:02.310
God! I mean, of course.
472
00:53:02.345 --> 00:53:03.817
That hat is like,
one of my favorites.
473
00:53:03.841 --> 00:53:06.006
- This is really funky.
- Yeah.
474
00:53:06.041 --> 00:53:07.678
Yeah...
- I'm real picky about my stuff.
475
00:53:07.713 --> 00:53:09.691
I'm real pinky about my stuff.
I don't like people...
476
00:53:09.715 --> 00:53:11.726
No, I mean, you could try it on,
but I don't want anybody,
477
00:53:11.750 --> 00:53:13.057
- wearing my stuff.
- Okay, I know that it's...
478
00:53:13.081 --> 00:53:14.861
Yeah, yeah. I know,
it's my aesthetic in my brand
479
00:53:14.885 --> 00:53:17.061
and people come in and they...
start grabbing my stuff.
480
00:53:17.085 --> 00:53:19.624
I'm like, "No, no, no.
Honey, it's not for you."
481
00:53:19.659 --> 00:53:21.923
Anything that I have,
I used to let...
482
00:53:21.958 --> 00:53:23.936
One girl borrowed one of my dresses
and she stained it.
483
00:53:23.960 --> 00:53:26.268
It was my favorite and I said,
in my heart,
484
00:53:26.303 --> 00:53:29.194
I pinky promised myself
485
00:53:29.229 --> 00:53:32.065
that I would never let anybody
use my stuff again.
486
00:53:32.100 --> 00:53:32.868
Hm.
487
00:53:32.903 --> 00:53:36.344
♪ I'm pinker than anyone ♪
488
00:53:37.347 --> 00:53:39.380
♪ Queen of pink
Hey! ♪
489
00:53:39.415 --> 00:53:40.645
♪ Queen of pink ♪
490
00:53:40.680 --> 00:53:42.746
♪ You're out of line ♪
491
00:53:42.781 --> 00:53:45.485
♪ You're color blind ♪
492
00:53:45.520 --> 00:53:47.080
♪ Queen of pink
Hey! ♪
493
00:53:47.115 --> 00:53:49.291
♪ I'm the queen of pink ♪
494
00:53:49.326 --> 00:53:51.326
♪ You're out of line ♪
495
00:53:51.361 --> 00:53:53.020
People that don't love pink...
496
00:53:53.055 --> 00:53:55.429
I can't... Do they don't...
497
00:53:55.464 --> 00:53:56.562
We don't click,
498
00:53:56.597 --> 00:53:58.927
because the people
that love pink understand
499
00:53:58.962 --> 00:54:01.798
and the people that don't get it
are not enlightened.
500
00:54:01.833 --> 00:54:04.471
It's something... I don't know
how to explain it, but...
501
00:54:05.199 --> 00:54:06.132
it's true.
502
00:54:06.167 --> 00:54:07.100
What you're wearing is
503
00:54:07.135 --> 00:54:09.707
pretty much representing of
who you are.
504
00:54:09.742 --> 00:54:11.555
And it doesn't matter
what they say about me.
505
00:54:11.579 --> 00:54:13.447
It's only what I care
about myself
506
00:54:13.482 --> 00:54:16.318
and what I think about myself,
and I think I'm fabulous.
507
00:54:16.353 --> 00:54:17.519
Yeah.
508
00:54:17.554 --> 00:54:20.421
But if you don't, nobody's gonna believe
that you are.
509
00:54:20.456 --> 00:54:21.851
- Yeah.
- If you don't believe it,
510
00:54:21.886 --> 00:54:23.589
who else is gonna believe it?
Nobody.
511
00:54:23.624 --> 00:54:25.250
'Cause you're like,
"I'm nothing."
512
00:54:25.285 --> 00:54:27.802
Well, guess what? Everybody else
is gonna think you're nothing,
513
00:54:27.826 --> 00:54:29.595
if you think you're nothing.
514
00:54:29.630 --> 00:54:31.223
So you have to
believe in yourself.
515
00:54:31.258 --> 00:54:33.258
And I think that's
the Flamingo, right there...
516
00:54:33.293 --> 00:54:34.061
very comfortable,
517
00:54:34.096 --> 00:54:35.634
very comfortable
with themselves.
518
00:54:35.669 --> 00:54:38.098
It's like... floating around.
519
00:54:43.545 --> 00:54:47.811
♪ When the time comes to
Document what we did here ♪
520
00:54:47.846 --> 00:54:51.243
♪ The transcription won't
Really be that hard ♪
521
00:54:52.422 --> 00:54:54.884
♪ 'Cause I'm a woman
Needing monster ♪
522
00:54:54.919 --> 00:54:58.525
♪ With a suitcase full of fire
And pink flamingos ♪
523
00:54:58.560 --> 00:55:00.890
♪ Decorate my yard ♪
524
00:55:00.925 --> 00:55:04.795
♪ And pink flamingos
Decorate my yard ♪
525
00:57:09.416 --> 00:57:10.492
Hey.
526
00:57:10.527 --> 00:57:11.527
Good morning.
527
00:57:13.497 --> 00:57:14.497
Can I help you?
528
00:57:14.894 --> 00:57:16.091
Yeah, I'm hungry.
529
00:57:18.997 --> 00:57:21.899
- Can I recommend you something?
- Uh... Yeah, please.
530
00:57:21.934 --> 00:57:23.769
Flamingo breakfast is
really good.
531
00:57:23.804 --> 00:57:25.738
- A what?
- Flamingo Breakfast.
532
00:57:25.773 --> 00:57:27.641
A flamingo breakfast.
533
00:57:27.676 --> 00:57:28.939
Yes, sir.
534
00:57:28.974 --> 00:57:30.721
A Flamingo Breakfast.
Yeah. How much is that?
535
00:57:30.745 --> 00:57:32.481
Five bucks.
536
00:57:32.516 --> 00:57:33.812
Yeah, can I have one, please?
537
00:57:33.847 --> 00:57:35.275
- Okay.
- Thanks.
538
00:57:36.751 --> 00:57:37.849
Charge me here.
539
00:57:38.351 --> 00:57:39.351
Thank you.
540
00:57:59.202 --> 00:58:01.807
♪ Can't believe I have to
Wrap on tracks ♪
541
00:58:01.842 --> 00:58:03.039
♪ So you get it ♪
542
00:58:03.074 --> 00:58:04.843
♪ Wanna talk about
So much stuff ♪
543
00:58:04.878 --> 00:58:06.944
♪ Then you just give me hush ♪
544
00:58:06.979 --> 00:58:09.408
♪ We can't sort that out
For now ♪
545
00:58:09.443 --> 00:58:10.849
♪ The place is packing ♪
546
00:58:10.884 --> 00:58:12.653
♪ Spending cash on
A new dance floor ♪
547
00:58:12.688 --> 00:58:14.490
♪ And everyone's come through ♪
548
00:58:16.824 --> 00:58:17.724
Your name is?
549
00:58:17.759 --> 00:58:19.319
- Gus.
- Gus.
550
00:58:19.354 --> 00:58:20.354
Your name is?
551
00:58:20.388 --> 00:58:22.190
Sarah, Sarah Bonito.
552
00:58:22.225 --> 00:58:23.225
Your name is?
553
00:58:24.997 --> 00:58:26.579
But you're part of
Kero Kero Bonito, right?
554
00:58:26.603 --> 00:58:28.196
- Yeah.
- It's a band, right?
555
00:58:28.231 --> 00:58:29.430
It is. Yeah.
556
00:58:29.466 --> 00:58:32.739
I found out about this track
of yours called Flamingo.
557
00:58:32.774 --> 00:58:34.136
- Yeah.
- And I was wondering,
558
00:58:34.171 --> 00:58:37.502
how did you guys got inspired...
to make it?
559
00:58:37.537 --> 00:58:39.977
Uh... we were just asked
to do a song
560
00:58:40.012 --> 00:58:42.177
uh, with the theme of 'Pink'.
561
00:58:42.212 --> 00:58:44.553
And Flamingo...
popped into our minds.
562
00:58:44.588 --> 00:58:47.314
I just kind of looked up like,
"Oh, why are they pink?"
563
00:58:47.349 --> 00:58:50.284
And it's just
because of what they eat.
564
00:58:50.319 --> 00:58:51.417
But I found out that...
565
00:58:51.452 --> 00:58:55.960
zoo keepers feed flamingos...
um, pink food.
566
00:58:55.995 --> 00:59:01.427
Because we... like the visitors
expect flamingos to be pink.
567
00:59:01.462 --> 00:59:04.430
♪ Black white green or blue ♪
568
00:59:04.465 --> 00:59:06.707
♪ Show off your natural hue ♪
569
00:59:06.742 --> 00:59:09.336
♪ Flamingo, oh oh oh-woah ♪
570
00:59:09.371 --> 00:59:12.944
♪ If you're multicolored
That's cool too ♪
571
00:59:12.979 --> 00:59:15.683
And did you expect...
572
00:59:15.718 --> 00:59:17.619
to have, like,
30 million views and...
573
00:59:17.654 --> 00:59:19.115
No, not at all.
574
00:59:20.789 --> 00:59:23.592
♪ Flamingo ♪
575
00:59:23.627 --> 00:59:24.758
But the question is,
576
00:59:24.793 --> 00:59:26.553
how many of those plays
are from flamingos?
577
00:59:27.895 --> 00:59:29.455
They're trippy birds, you know.
578
00:59:30.491 --> 00:59:32.326
They're quite symbolic birds.
579
00:59:32.361 --> 00:59:33.668
How they look...
580
00:59:33.703 --> 00:59:34.834
how they eat...
581
00:59:36.167 --> 00:59:38.464
how they... love.
582
00:59:38.499 --> 00:59:39.773
They look a bit alien.
583
00:59:41.271 --> 00:59:42.776
They look like birds,
584
00:59:42.811 --> 00:59:46.681
but then they...
don't look like birds.
585
00:59:46.716 --> 00:59:48.254
This. I don't know.
I don't have a word.
586
00:59:48.278 --> 00:59:49.915
Yeah, like a ritual,
right? Like a...
587
00:59:49.950 --> 00:59:51.851
Yeah, and this kind of like,
588
00:59:51.886 --> 00:59:54.579
I think it's back to that
kind of alien thing.
589
00:59:54.614 --> 00:59:56.214
They're standing
on one leg and that.
590
00:59:58.926 --> 01:00:00.321
They have this flow.
591
01:00:00.356 --> 01:00:03.159
Right? And that's
very musical, actually.
592
01:00:03.194 --> 01:00:04.468
What's happened?
What's happened there?
593
01:00:04.492 --> 01:00:08.703
Well, they say that
birds come from reptiles, right?
594
01:00:08.738 --> 01:00:10.804
Maybe they could be
close to dinosaur.
595
01:00:10.839 --> 01:00:12.399
Maybe they kind of...
596
01:00:12.434 --> 01:00:14.071
Yeah. Diplodocus, long neck.
597
01:00:14.106 --> 01:00:15.743
It's kind of the same
as a flamingo.
598
01:00:15.778 --> 01:00:16.876
Yeah.
599
01:00:16.911 --> 01:00:18.878
I mean, if you cross
an Archaeopteryx
600
01:00:18.913 --> 01:00:22.783
and a Diplodocus,
you get a flamingo, pretty much.
601
01:00:22.818 --> 01:00:24.477
That massive pink...
602
01:00:25.689 --> 01:00:27.755
It might be in, like a...
603
01:00:27.790 --> 01:00:30.186
an icon of, like,
the unknown or something.
604
01:00:31.288 --> 01:00:32.892
He's also
a bit aggressive, I would say.
605
01:00:32.927 --> 01:00:35.422
- Right?
- Yeah, that eye...
606
01:00:35.457 --> 01:00:37.127
- Looking into you and...
- Yeah.
607
01:00:39.626 --> 01:00:40.999
I love to...
608
01:00:41.034 --> 01:00:42.528
hang out with them...
609
01:00:42.563 --> 01:00:43.738
and fly with them.
610
01:00:47.238 --> 01:00:49.139
Some words, especially numbers
611
01:00:49.174 --> 01:00:51.713
and days of the week
have colors to me.
612
01:00:51.748 --> 01:00:54.441
Um, I think it's called
like syn... thesia.
613
01:00:54.476 --> 01:00:55.575
Synesthesia.
614
01:00:55.611 --> 01:00:58.577
Yes. When I write a song,
I can kind of see the color.
615
01:00:58.612 --> 01:01:01.888
There's many ways of using it,
negative and positive.
616
01:01:01.923 --> 01:01:05.254
It's like translates as chaotic
or like...
617
01:01:05.289 --> 01:01:08.796
manic but like...
or some colors are like calming.
618
01:01:11.691 --> 01:01:13.295
I guess I related to flamingo
619
01:01:13.330 --> 01:01:16.199
with how the zookeepers are
trying to keep them pink.
620
01:01:17.400 --> 01:01:19.631
My mom's Japanese,
my dad's English.
621
01:01:19.666 --> 01:01:22.601
I grew up in like,
England and Japan.
622
01:01:22.636 --> 01:01:24.603
- Hm.
- So for me, like...
623
01:01:24.638 --> 01:01:27.342
I can relate to
this flamingo story
624
01:01:27.377 --> 01:01:28.849
because I'm kinda...
625
01:01:29.251 --> 01:01:30.015
in between.
626
01:01:30.050 --> 01:01:32.380
I always struggled with like...
627
01:01:32.415 --> 01:01:34.349
"Oh...", like who I am.
628
01:01:36.584 --> 01:01:37.990
Maybe they wanna fly out.
629
01:01:38.025 --> 01:01:42.863
The bird is a symbol of escape,
tragic escape, tragedy.
630
01:01:42.898 --> 01:01:44.139
Maybe that's what a flamingo is.
631
01:01:44.163 --> 01:01:46.130
Hey, you can be
whatever you want.
632
01:01:46.165 --> 01:01:48.099
You don't have to just be pink.
633
01:01:48.134 --> 01:01:51.102
And being different is cool too.
634
01:01:52.072 --> 01:01:53.940
♪ It's all lip slap ♪
635
01:01:53.975 --> 01:01:55.106
♪ Get down ♪
636
01:01:56.373 --> 01:01:57.944
♪ Thinking caps ♪
637
01:01:57.979 --> 01:01:59.209
♪ What? ♪
638
01:01:59.882 --> 01:02:01.607
♪ Just lip slap ♪
639
01:02:01.642 --> 01:02:02.850
♪ Be proud ♪
640
01:02:03.853 --> 01:02:05.512
♪ That is that ♪
641
01:02:07.648 --> 01:02:09.285
♪ It's all lip slap ♪
642
01:03:35.879 --> 01:03:38.407
I saw the movie Pink Flamingos,
643
01:03:38.442 --> 01:03:44.182
and I guess I just have
that streak of wanting to be
644
01:03:44.217 --> 01:03:47.812
a little wild over the top,
645
01:03:47.847 --> 01:03:50.254
and it amuses me.
646
01:03:53.897 --> 01:03:55.523
Hi, John.
- Hi.
647
01:03:56.625 --> 01:03:57.899
Welcome to Baltimore.
648
01:03:57.934 --> 01:03:59.703
Thank you. Thanks for having me
here in your house.
649
01:03:59.727 --> 01:04:01.331
- Sure.
- Um...
650
01:04:01.366 --> 01:04:03.069
What's on your brain?
651
01:04:04.105 --> 01:04:05.940
What's on my brain every day?
652
01:04:05.975 --> 01:04:07.700
I have to get up every morning
653
01:04:07.735 --> 01:04:09.801
and think up fucked up things.
That's my job.
654
01:04:09.836 --> 01:04:12.507
The same way people go to
a factory to work,
655
01:04:12.542 --> 01:04:13.772
to go to a store.
656
01:04:13.807 --> 01:04:16.214
That's my job,
is to think up weird things.
657
01:04:31.132 --> 01:04:33.033
♪ You got what I want ♪
658
01:04:33.068 --> 01:04:34.562
♪ You got what I need ♪
659
01:04:35.763 --> 01:04:37.301
♪ Shoot your shot ♪
660
01:04:38.667 --> 01:04:40.502
♪ You know how I feel ♪
661
01:04:40.537 --> 01:04:42.042
♪ Come on make it real ♪
662
01:04:43.111 --> 01:04:44.506
♪ Shoot your shot ♪
663
01:04:46.081 --> 01:04:47.872
When I was young,
I was a puppeteer
664
01:04:47.907 --> 01:04:49.280
at children's birthday parties.
665
01:04:49.315 --> 01:04:50.677
And the parents
stopped hiring me
666
01:04:50.712 --> 01:04:53.922
because I had the puppets,
I put fake blood in it and stuff
667
01:04:53.957 --> 01:04:55.352
and the children
would freak out.
668
01:04:55.387 --> 01:04:58.058
I never really went to school.
I got thrown out of every school
669
01:04:58.093 --> 01:05:00.819
because they wouldn't let me be
what I wanted to be.
670
01:05:00.854 --> 01:05:04.031
You go to school to find out
what you wanna be.
671
01:05:04.066 --> 01:05:07.661
I knew what I wanted to be...
the filthiest person alive.
672
01:05:07.696 --> 01:05:09.828
Yes. Let's do it again.
Don't look at me, though.
673
01:05:10.567 --> 01:05:11.567
Ready?
674
01:05:15.308 --> 01:05:16.769
All right, Good. Okay.
675
01:05:16.804 --> 01:05:19.805
Okay. One shot that
we can't have anybody seeing.
676
01:05:19.840 --> 01:05:21.213
- All right?
- Why?
677
01:05:21.248 --> 01:05:23.050
Well, I don't wanna
explain it to you,
678
01:05:23.085 --> 01:05:24.315
but it's just, you know...
679
01:05:24.350 --> 01:05:25.789
So if everybody could just
walk over there
680
01:05:25.813 --> 01:05:26.922
for just this one shot. Alright?
681
01:05:26.946 --> 01:05:27.956
Alright.
682
01:05:27.991 --> 01:05:30.684
And I was raised to have
very good taste.
683
01:05:30.719 --> 01:05:33.225
My parents were
sticklers on that.
684
01:05:33.260 --> 01:05:36.525
So that's why I started
a career of bad taste
685
01:05:36.560 --> 01:05:39.132
because without knowing
the rules of good taste,
686
01:05:39.167 --> 01:05:40.331
you can't make fun of them.
687
01:05:40.366 --> 01:05:42.795
Did you ever have this dilemma,
in a way?
688
01:05:42.830 --> 01:05:44.797
It was always a dilemma.
Are you kidding?
689
01:05:44.832 --> 01:05:47.074
Growing up,
everything I was interested in,
690
01:05:47.109 --> 01:05:49.901
nobody else was.
My parents were horrified,
691
01:05:49.936 --> 01:05:51.276
the teachers were horrified,
692
01:05:51.311 --> 01:05:53.047
the other students
were horrified,
693
01:05:53.082 --> 01:05:55.313
but I had to look
and find people
694
01:05:55.348 --> 01:05:56.581
that I can get along with
695
01:05:56.616 --> 01:05:59.911
that might believe... That were
against everything else too.
696
01:05:59.946 --> 01:06:02.188
That we're trying to
find Bohemia, in a way.
697
01:06:02.223 --> 01:06:04.388
Yeah.
- Big influence on me was drugs.
698
01:06:04.423 --> 01:06:07.688
You know, I loved LSD and pot,
699
01:06:07.723 --> 01:06:10.592
and so I didn't make
the movies on drugs,
700
01:06:10.627 --> 01:06:12.726
but I thought them up on drugs.
701
01:06:12.761 --> 01:06:15.267
Fire, fire!
To the ground!
702
01:06:19.933 --> 01:06:22.340
Give it time. It will.
703
01:06:22.375 --> 01:06:25.607
I called the film Pink Flamingos
because I knew
704
01:06:25.642 --> 01:06:28.247
there was so much
shock value in the movie
705
01:06:28.282 --> 01:06:31.283
- that I thought the title should downplay it a little.
- Yeah.
706
01:06:31.318 --> 01:06:33.879
I wanted to celebrate bad taste,
707
01:06:33.914 --> 01:06:36.849
which my whole movie was doing
at the same time.
708
01:06:36.884 --> 01:06:40.457
So the pink flamingo
at that time in history
709
01:06:40.492 --> 01:06:44.395
purposely represented the world
710
01:06:44.430 --> 01:06:47.200
that intellectuals
did not wanna have.
711
01:06:57.971 --> 01:07:00.004
They might feel
uncomfortable with,
712
01:07:00.039 --> 01:07:01.841
but if they're with me,
they feel safe
713
01:07:01.876 --> 01:07:03.546
and they can investigate.
714
01:07:03.581 --> 01:07:06.615
And they don't have to agree
with the world I like.
715
01:07:06.650 --> 01:07:09.420
But at least maybe to see things
in a different way,
716
01:07:09.455 --> 01:07:11.686
and you only get people
to change their opinions,
717
01:07:11.721 --> 01:07:13.391
if you can make them laugh.
718
01:07:13.426 --> 01:07:16.658
You know, Cookie, Mr. David doesn't
really like you.
719
01:07:16.693 --> 01:07:19.397
Oh, I don't like him
much either.
720
01:07:19.432 --> 01:07:20.926
I'm not preaching to 'em.
721
01:07:20.961 --> 01:07:23.731
I'm just showing 'em always
the other side.
722
01:07:23.766 --> 01:07:25.832
And I've always been
interested in behavior
723
01:07:25.867 --> 01:07:27.834
that I can't understand really.
724
01:07:27.869 --> 01:07:29.209
Did you ever have a moment
725
01:07:29.244 --> 01:07:30.936
where you saw yourself
in the mirror
726
01:07:30.971 --> 01:07:33.906
and couldn't, like,
recognize yourself?
727
01:07:33.941 --> 01:07:36.216
When I looked in the mirror
when I was young,
728
01:07:36.251 --> 01:07:38.350
as how my parents
wanted me to look,
729
01:07:38.385 --> 01:07:40.814
I didn't like it.
I didn't wanna be preppy.
730
01:07:40.849 --> 01:07:42.134
I didn't wanna...
They wanted me
731
01:07:42.158 --> 01:07:43.234
to look like everybody else.
732
01:07:43.258 --> 01:07:44.950
I thought,
what's the point, you know,
733
01:07:44.985 --> 01:07:47.018
I mean, the point
of a style is that
734
01:07:47.053 --> 01:07:48.371
you don't look like
everybody else.
735
01:07:48.395 --> 01:07:50.054
And then people wanna
look like you.
736
01:07:50.089 --> 01:07:52.331
You just have to invent
for yourself
737
01:07:52.366 --> 01:07:53.728
a signature look.
738
01:07:53.763 --> 01:07:55.730
If you wear it
with no confidence,
739
01:07:55.765 --> 01:07:56.830
you look like an idiot.
740
01:07:56.865 --> 01:07:58.997
But if you wear it
with confidence
741
01:07:59.032 --> 01:08:01.109
and everybody else hates it,
742
01:08:01.144 --> 01:08:03.870
eventually,
if you keep doing it,
743
01:08:03.905 --> 01:08:05.245
you'll start a style.
744
01:08:09.009 --> 01:08:12.186
Nobody said
I was good for 10 years.
745
01:08:12.221 --> 01:08:14.155
They all hated it.
I got all bad reviews.
746
01:08:14.190 --> 01:08:16.553
I built a career on bad reviews.
747
01:08:16.588 --> 01:08:20.590
If you have to say,
how can I get a movie made
748
01:08:20.625 --> 01:08:21.954
or how can...
It won't happen.
749
01:08:21.989 --> 01:08:23.439
You just have to believe
in yourself.
750
01:08:23.463 --> 01:08:25.056
It's not how, it's when.
751
01:08:26.334 --> 01:08:28.763
Okay, say it. Go ahead.
Crouch down.
752
01:08:28.798 --> 01:08:31.029
Well, what if he doesn't
shit right here?
753
01:08:31.064 --> 01:08:32.272
Well, where ever he does
754
01:08:32.307 --> 01:08:35.099
crouch down on that side of him
facing here.
755
01:08:35.134 --> 01:08:37.277
- Like if he's here...
- Yeah.
756
01:08:37.312 --> 01:08:39.741
Okay. Go ahead,
pick it up.
757
01:08:39.776 --> 01:08:44.075
Oh, God. I have to
get on my knee like that.
758
01:08:44.110 --> 01:08:46.044
Yeah, but all the way,
when he does it,
759
01:08:46.079 --> 01:08:48.519
then go all the way in.
All right?
760
01:08:48.554 --> 01:08:51.049
As soon as he starts chewing,
puts it in his mouth?
761
01:08:51.084 --> 01:08:53.590
- As soon as it gets to his mouth.
- All right.
762
01:08:54.824 --> 01:08:55.824
Did you eat it?
763
01:08:55.858 --> 01:08:57.825
Okay. Go ahead.
Now do it like, up.
764
01:08:57.860 --> 01:08:59.827
Remember?
Like, like that?
765
01:08:59.862 --> 01:09:00.862
Yeah.
766
01:09:00.896 --> 01:09:03.270
I'm a sound engineer,
and I normally
767
01:09:03.305 --> 01:09:06.273
do this recordings in the field,
768
01:09:06.308 --> 01:09:08.935
and I really love
to be away from everything,
769
01:09:08.970 --> 01:09:11.278
and then hear what I've recorded
770
01:09:11.313 --> 01:09:14.006
and maybe, kind of,
like edit it and just,
771
01:09:14.041 --> 01:09:15.843
but I don't know
what to do with it.
772
01:09:15.878 --> 01:09:17.449
I don't know
what's the purpose of it.
773
01:09:17.484 --> 01:09:18.681
Take those sounds
774
01:09:18.716 --> 01:09:20.386
and make
something new out of it.
775
01:09:20.421 --> 01:09:21.882
Get people to listen to it
776
01:09:21.917 --> 01:09:23.752
in a different way
than they would have
777
01:09:23.787 --> 01:09:26.458
if you hadn't edited
or you hadn't changed it
778
01:09:26.493 --> 01:09:29.692
or made them think of it
in a different way.
779
01:09:29.727 --> 01:09:33.025
Put some sex in, put some violence in,
that always helps.
780
01:09:35.766 --> 01:09:37.832
Are you looking for a partner
781
01:09:37.867 --> 01:09:39.207
that you can't get near?
782
01:09:39.242 --> 01:09:41.836
Maybe that's it.
Do you wanna fly away?
783
01:09:41.871 --> 01:09:45.037
Flying is always sexual
in every dream.
784
01:09:53.883 --> 01:09:55.256
Rigo!
785
01:10:46.133 --> 01:10:48.507
Well, welcome to L.A.
786
01:10:48.542 --> 01:10:51.103
This is my studio.
787
01:10:51.138 --> 01:10:54.513
Just a few.
They're Earth, Wind and Fire.
788
01:10:54.548 --> 01:10:56.746
Uh, September,
Boogie Wonderland,
789
01:10:56.781 --> 01:10:58.550
- Pet Shop Boys.
- Yeah, of course,
790
01:10:58.585 --> 01:11:00.816
Pointer Sisters.
791
01:11:00.851 --> 01:11:01.751
First of all, I should say
792
01:11:01.786 --> 01:11:03.423
I write both music and lyrics.
793
01:11:03.458 --> 01:11:05.117
I do not know how to play.
794
01:11:05.152 --> 01:11:08.120
You could say
to me, "G."
795
01:11:08.925 --> 01:11:11.255
Well, there's 88 keys.
796
01:11:11.290 --> 01:11:13.400
It could be one of them,
you know?
797
01:11:13.435 --> 01:11:14.731
I don't know.
798
01:11:14.766 --> 01:11:16.667
Ideally, I'm working
with a collaborator
799
01:11:16.702 --> 01:11:18.735
who really does know
800
01:11:18.770 --> 01:11:21.342
because between their precision
801
01:11:21.377 --> 01:11:24.510
and my just wanting it
to feel good
802
01:11:24.545 --> 01:11:27.139
somewhere in there there's gonna be
an interesting mix.
803
01:11:27.174 --> 01:11:29.812
It's been a journey
for me to actually,
804
01:11:29.847 --> 01:11:31.044
put all this sounds,
805
01:11:31.079 --> 01:11:33.552
I'm trying to make
a connection with it.
806
01:11:33.587 --> 01:11:34.751
- Yeah.
- Maybe a bit.
807
01:11:34.786 --> 01:11:36.280
So you wanna hear
what I'm doing?
808
01:11:36.315 --> 01:11:38.425
Okay, as long as
I can be very honest.
809
01:11:38.460 --> 01:11:42.660
- Okay. -Find sounds
that make you happy.
810
01:11:42.695 --> 01:11:44.431
- A coffee cup falls...
811
01:11:44.466 --> 01:11:46.367
- The helicopters are going...
812
01:11:46.402 --> 01:11:47.995
I'm hearing a beat.
813
01:11:48.998 --> 01:11:50.437
That's a great drum sound.
814
01:11:50.472 --> 01:11:53.671
Like I've actually thrown
microphones in the pool
815
01:11:53.706 --> 01:11:55.904
- just to get the initial...
816
01:11:55.939 --> 01:11:59.809
And to me, arranging sounds
817
01:11:59.844 --> 01:12:01.943
is exactly the same
818
01:12:01.978 --> 01:12:04.517
as arranging things
on the table.
819
01:12:04.552 --> 01:12:07.685
They're just objects in space
820
01:12:07.720 --> 01:12:10.853
like September.
821
01:12:10.888 --> 01:12:13.988
This is not how
a normal musician thinks.
822
01:12:14.023 --> 01:12:16.254
They would say she's nuts,
823
01:12:16.289 --> 01:12:20.368
but, ha ha. I've sold
60 million records.
824
01:12:22.097 --> 01:12:25.868
Okay, this is a Black Power
825
01:12:25.903 --> 01:12:28.772
do it yourself coloring kit,
826
01:12:28.807 --> 01:12:32.743
which is insane anyway,
Black Power.
827
01:12:32.778 --> 01:12:34.855
- However... -MARTIN LUTHER KING:
I have a dream...
828
01:12:34.879 --> 01:12:37.044
- It starts off as a white man.
829
01:12:37.079 --> 01:12:39.211
This is what makes it kitsch,
830
01:12:39.246 --> 01:12:41.620
like one more minute of thinking
831
01:12:41.655 --> 01:12:44.524
they would have gone,
"Let's at least make him tan."
832
01:12:44.559 --> 01:12:45.723
Yeah, I know what you mean.
833
01:12:45.758 --> 01:12:47.428
So love this.
834
01:12:50.664 --> 01:12:53.698
Horrible looking, cheap,
835
01:12:53.733 --> 01:12:56.228
Michael Jackson holding blanket
836
01:12:56.263 --> 01:12:59.737
and you can push them
over the balcony.
837
01:12:59.772 --> 01:13:02.036
All these things I showed you,
838
01:13:02.071 --> 01:13:05.105
something is so wrong.
839
01:13:05.140 --> 01:13:08.944
But also the person
making all these items
840
01:13:08.979 --> 01:13:11.749
thought they were
doing something brilliant.
841
01:13:11.784 --> 01:13:15.280
And so, it's authentic.
842
01:13:15.315 --> 01:13:18.085
They worked on it really hard,
843
01:13:18.120 --> 01:13:21.154
and it's completely wrong.
844
01:13:21.189 --> 01:13:23.695
These things make me smile.
845
01:13:23.730 --> 01:13:27.259
And that's a huge element
of kitsch.
846
01:13:27.294 --> 01:13:30.064
Not because they made mistakes,
847
01:13:30.099 --> 01:13:33.903
because they...
felt it in their heart,
848
01:13:33.938 --> 01:13:36.103
but they were wrong.
849
01:13:36.138 --> 01:13:38.941
And so I can look at that
and laugh.
850
01:13:38.976 --> 01:13:40.041
But I don't think...
851
01:13:40.076 --> 01:13:42.076
I'll tell you what doesn't
work in kitsch
852
01:13:42.111 --> 01:13:45.981
if you are purposely
trying to be bad,
853
01:13:46.016 --> 01:13:46.982
doesn't work.
854
01:13:47.017 --> 01:13:49.457
Kitsch has to be authentic.
855
01:13:57.456 --> 01:14:01.128
We do have fun here
at Willis Wonderland.
856
01:14:02.032 --> 01:14:04.032
It's an unbelievable
party house.
857
01:14:04.067 --> 01:14:08.102
People say that
that the house literally smiles
858
01:14:08.137 --> 01:14:11.479
like it's got this tilt up
when it's filled with people,
859
01:14:11.514 --> 01:14:14.911
and I get three,
four hundred people back here.
860
01:14:14.946 --> 01:14:16.407
This you're gonna like.
861
01:14:18.213 --> 01:14:23.414
My pink flamingos.
The real deal.
862
01:14:23.449 --> 01:14:29.222
Concrete, concrete.
No plastic, no plastic.
863
01:14:30.126 --> 01:14:31.323
- Sturdy.
- Really strong.
864
01:14:31.358 --> 01:14:32.424
They're strong.
865
01:14:32.459 --> 01:14:36.636
I love these. These are from
the '30s, Miami Beach.
866
01:14:36.671 --> 01:14:38.231
Real deal.
867
01:14:38.266 --> 01:14:40.332
What do you think
about the bird?
868
01:14:40.367 --> 01:14:42.840
- I mean...
- I think they're fascinating.
869
01:14:42.875 --> 01:14:47.141
It's such an imaginative shape.
870
01:14:47.176 --> 01:14:51.310
It symbolizes to me
a kind of lifestyle,
871
01:14:51.345 --> 01:14:55.017
a setting where time is lost.
872
01:14:55.052 --> 01:14:56.689
When you're proud of yourself,
873
01:14:56.724 --> 01:15:01.056
when you believe in yourself,
it's all about expression.
874
01:15:03.060 --> 01:15:05.357
For me, throwing parties are...
875
01:15:05.392 --> 01:15:09.163
It's the best way that I can
combine my music,
876
01:15:09.198 --> 01:15:13.332
my art, my lifestyle,
my friends.
877
01:15:13.367 --> 01:15:17.435
Because just as you have,
people arrive here
878
01:15:17.470 --> 01:15:21.109
dressed for the house,
so it's just swirls of,
879
01:15:21.144 --> 01:15:24.178
like, colors
and shapes and sounds.
880
01:15:24.213 --> 01:15:27.588
♪ Ah! Whip it good ♪
881
01:15:27.623 --> 01:15:31.625
People are throwing themselves
into the pool naked.
882
01:15:31.660 --> 01:15:34.320
- Okay.
- I don't have a beat.
883
01:15:34.355 --> 01:15:36.993
Go, I'm gonna do a,
maybe a beat here.
884
01:15:37.028 --> 01:15:40.029
Or you can do
your own stuff. Okay.
885
01:16:20.269 --> 01:16:25.272
It's good. It's good.
It's a great start,
886
01:16:25.307 --> 01:16:28.374
but I think you need
to develop it more.
887
01:16:28.409 --> 01:16:31.784
You have a good basis for it,
but just build on top of it.
888
01:16:31.819 --> 01:16:33.346
You have to just keep going.
889
01:16:33.381 --> 01:16:35.414
I would like to go back
to my normal life,
890
01:16:35.449 --> 01:16:37.416
but I... It's just,
kind of, like
891
01:16:37.451 --> 01:16:40.694
I don't find myself
like that anymore.
892
01:16:40.729 --> 01:16:42.058
- And no...
- It's not your life.
893
01:16:42.093 --> 01:16:45.061
- Yeah, so...
- This pursuit is your life.
894
01:16:45.096 --> 01:16:46.898
And this is yours.
895
01:16:46.933 --> 01:16:50.462
A certificate
of authenkitschity.
896
01:16:50.497 --> 01:16:52.134
It's all in the journey.
897
01:16:52.169 --> 01:16:55.071
If you really knew
where you were going,
898
01:16:55.106 --> 01:16:58.008
the sounds that you make
would probably be boring.
899
01:16:58.043 --> 01:17:01.077
You wanna be the one
that creates the new sound.
900
01:17:01.112 --> 01:17:02.914
♪ When you think
that you don't know ♪
901
01:17:02.949 --> 01:17:04.377
♪ What you know
when you know ♪
902
01:17:04.412 --> 01:17:06.720
♪ That you really
do know ♪
903
01:17:06.755 --> 01:17:09.987
♪ It's a dirty ol' shame
in a dirty ol' game ♪
904
01:17:10.022 --> 01:17:12.924
♪ That you let
your power go ♪
905
01:17:12.959 --> 01:17:14.992
There always has to be
some mystery.
906
01:17:15.027 --> 01:17:18.424
That surprise element is what
907
01:17:18.459 --> 01:17:21.933
turns you on as a person anyway.
908
01:17:21.968 --> 01:17:24.804
Don't ever let fear
909
01:17:24.839 --> 01:17:27.136
or how are people
gonna judge me.
910
01:17:27.171 --> 01:17:30.073
You gotta shut that stuff out.
911
01:17:44.386 --> 01:17:45.990
♪ Give a woman
what she want ♪
912
01:17:46.025 --> 01:17:47.860
♪ Give a woman
what she need ♪
913
01:17:48.797 --> 01:17:49.961
The answer is not to say
914
01:17:49.996 --> 01:17:52.425
"I'm great and I don't care
what you think,"
915
01:17:52.460 --> 01:17:58.464
but the answer is to say,
I have a vision inside.
916
01:17:58.499 --> 01:18:00.631
This feels right to me,
917
01:18:00.666 --> 01:18:02.336
and here is what I do.
918
01:18:02.371 --> 01:18:06.307
You want people to have
an emotional response
919
01:18:06.342 --> 01:18:07.715
to what you do,
920
01:18:07.750 --> 01:18:12.610
especially if it involves sound,
921
01:18:12.645 --> 01:18:14.953
if it involves an aesthetic.
922
01:18:14.988 --> 01:18:16.724
A flamingo is an aesthetic.
923
01:18:16.759 --> 01:18:20.420
No one's ever gonna get bored
looking at a flamingo.
924
01:18:20.455 --> 01:18:22.895
So be a flamingo.
925
01:20:01.028 --> 01:20:02.225
Be a flamingo.
926
01:20:08.761 --> 01:20:10.728
Kitsch is a vacation.
927
01:21:04.960 --> 01:21:06.454
♪ Do you wanna fly away? ♪
928
01:21:06.489 --> 01:21:10.326
♪ Flying is always sexual
in every dream ♪
929
01:21:10.361 --> 01:21:13.791
♪ Find sounds
that make you happy ♪
930
01:21:13.826 --> 01:21:16.002
♪ It's all in the journey ♪
931
01:21:16.037 --> 01:21:17.663
♪ Do you wanna fly away ♪