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hello00:00:07
hello uh00:00:11
to start off this is just as weird for00:00:14
me as it may be for you00:00:15
i've never done a youtube live stream00:00:17
before00:00:19
this is the rig00:00:23
this is where i shoot all the videos00:00:25
obviously00:00:27
how is everybody00:00:30
i'm gonna go get some coffee be right00:00:31
back all right we'll wait00:00:33
we'll wait for you i've got uh a00:00:36
giant amount of water here this should00:00:38
sustain me00:00:39
for the duration of the livestream but00:00:41
we'll see00:00:49
i'm doing pretty good thanks i wonder00:00:52
who asked00:00:53
somebody did you guys are having a00:00:55
conversation of your own in the live00:00:56
livestream00:00:57
i'm just trying to keep that shot let me00:01:00
see00:01:01
who's saying what hydration is the key00:01:05
yes it00:01:10
is00:01:13
i forgot how weird live streams were00:01:15
it's just you talking to a camera00:01:23
weird to think this is happening now00:01:24
yeah it's it's odd00:01:26
it is very strange isn't it00:01:31
there we are i just want to get you guys00:01:34
a good angle00:01:40
is not the same as the regular video uh00:01:42
this is00:01:43
not because i can actually interact with00:01:45
you in real time00:01:46
it is unedited and00:01:49
piano i don't know what it's horribly00:01:53
out of tune00:01:54
so00:01:57
see it just it sounds terrible you can00:02:00
kind of hear what key it's in but00:02:07
sounds horrible but that is supposed to00:02:09
be the chorus part for fourth of july00:02:25
[Music]00:02:33
yeah that's how you can pose you just00:02:36
listen to a melody in your head00:02:38
you got da nana then you find the keys00:02:40
on piano00:02:42
[Music]00:02:45
oh it's a d sharp then you figure out00:02:48
okay what's the root00:02:50
note00:02:54
and so that's the base right and then00:02:56
you figure out what chords underneath it00:03:07
that's an interesting part00:03:20
that's also in there you promised to00:03:24
wear your pink jacket00:03:25
i can't wear the pink jacket always it's00:03:28
for special occasions00:03:30
only it's in my closet somewhere00:03:37
can you teach me piano uh yeah first00:03:39
recommendation00:03:40
get one that's not attitude this is00:03:42
actually uh00:03:44
there's a good reason there's good00:03:45
reason for this to be horribly out of00:03:47
tune00:03:48
a i don't really use it it sits in the00:03:50
garage i'm waiting to repair it00:03:52
the thing is 107 years old00:03:56
so that's crazy this is 107 years old00:04:00
i got it for free because uh it was00:04:04
sort of just beat up a lot you know but00:04:08
it's a rich sound when you can actually00:04:10
feel the notes underneath your fingers00:04:13
and it does wonders for composing but00:04:16
you know i don't really use it as much as i00:04:17
should because it's just attitude00:04:19
you know i gotta get it tuned up00:04:24
it varies so much you guys have no idea00:04:27
favorite song right now though would00:04:28
probably be phineas00:04:30
what's the song called that's what00:04:32
they'll say about us00:04:34
that's it00:04:38
oh by the way for all those youtube00:04:40
creators out there you're going to00:04:41
appreciate this watch00:04:44
it's kind of a narrow opening watch this00:04:54
isn't that just beautifully efficient i00:04:57
love that00:04:58
so much every day that i come in and00:05:00
shoot a video00:05:01
every day that i come and shoot the00:05:02
video it brings me joy to just hit that00:05:04
one switch00:05:05
and the whole thing comes on00:05:10
sound like an anime character well00:05:11
aren't they like always excited00:05:14
i'm pretty much always excited00:05:17
so that's that comments justified i00:05:20
would say00:05:24
let's see what have you guys been saying00:05:26
the lighting makes everything dramatic00:05:28
indeed it does00:05:29
if i placed it like above it would look00:05:31
even more it looked like an00:05:32
interrogation00:05:34
scene from a movie or something this is00:05:36
my computer i got my camera00:05:38
on a tripod uh right above it00:05:42
so i can just come in here and click00:05:44
record at any time00:05:46
which means i can do more videos for you00:05:47
guys00:05:51
make us a room tour eventually i've got00:05:53
like a whole list of concepts for00:05:55
youtube videos so i just got to make00:05:58
them that's all00:05:59
i'd like to get ahead i'm using the q a00:06:02
as a means to00:06:03
have like a few videos in the bank so00:06:06
i'm just editing00:06:07
part after part after part so that i can00:06:09
actually00:06:12
i guess just put out more content it's00:06:14
more like being more secure00:06:16
i am very strangely busy00:06:20
during this quarantine you00:06:23
would not imagine how many things i have00:06:25
to do in a day so00:06:27
finding the time to shoot and then edit00:06:30
a video can be very tricky00:06:33
so if it's efficient like one switch the00:06:35
camera's already set up00:06:37
uh it it just makes everything so much00:06:40
easier00:06:42
i also play the piano congrats congrats00:06:48
music is good i encourage music it's a00:06:51
great hobby00:06:52
not good for the bank all guitar players00:06:55
will tell you00:06:56
we just we spend all our money on00:06:58
instruments00:06:59
it's it's ridiculous especially if00:07:00
you're in electric guitars because then00:07:02
you get into00:07:03
amps and pedals pedals especially00:07:06
and you get into like the finesse of00:07:08
your tone uh00:07:10
luckily i stray more towards acoustic00:07:12
guitars00:07:13
so like as long as i find a good00:07:16
model um i'm good00:07:21
you know if it's playable and it sounds00:07:24
good i'm happy00:07:25
i don't have to worry about guitar00:07:28
pedals00:07:29
i used to have to worry about that now i00:07:32
just play acoustic a lot more00:07:34
it's a weird dilemma i can't really get00:07:36
close because there's a table here00:07:38
that's blocking me so it's just weird00:07:40
that doesn't matter00:07:47
the most boring part of any musician's00:07:49
day tuning00:08:01
i just bought an acoustic guitar and i'm00:08:04
currently learning fourth of july hey00:08:06
congrats00:08:07
i could do sort of like a uh it would00:08:10
sound horrible because i'd have to tune00:08:12
to dadgad tuning00:08:14
but00:08:15
[Music]00:08:17
yeah congrats good luck00:08:21
i should say00:08:27
[Music]00:08:33
i see three guitars there do you do you00:08:36
have more00:08:37
i think i have six guitars let me hold00:08:38
on hold on so i've got the original00:08:41
electric00:08:42
i've got the original acoustic uh00:08:49
second electric third electric00:08:53
martin baby martin00:08:57
oh and then i had two more so eight00:09:01
it's being a musician's horrible if00:09:04
you're looking to save money00:09:06
but uh it does bring you happiness i'll00:09:08
tell you that much00:09:09
if you like music and you're a musician00:09:12
you will be happy00:09:27
can you play a little part of fourth00:09:28
july no not really i'd have to tune to00:09:30
it it would take00:09:31
forever this live stream would be like00:09:34
three days if i00:09:35
tuned to fourth of july tuning maybe on00:09:38
a future livestream i'll probably do00:09:39
like a concert00:09:40
something like that just prepare for you00:09:42
know a few songs00:09:44
i gotta i have to practice them that's00:09:47
that's the main dilemma00:09:48
i write all the time i produce whatever00:09:52
time that i'm not writing00:09:54
because writing you can't choose00:09:55
producing you can do anytime really but00:09:57
writing will just come00:09:58
and go at its own merit you can't say00:10:00
hey i'm gonna write today00:10:02
you're either inspired or you're not so00:10:04
i'll produce in between that00:10:06
and so i don't really play guitar as00:10:08
much as you guys may00:10:10
think when i'm touring that that that's00:10:12
different that's a whole preparation00:10:14
process work00:10:15
i have to actually00:10:18
you have to worry about tempo and rhythm00:10:20
and hitting00:10:21
notes right and also putting on a good00:10:25
performance00:10:28
i'll do a concert eventually on this00:10:30
platform but00:10:32
i will have to practice which guitar is00:10:35
your favorite this one00:10:36
this is a uh i think the model is called00:10:39
a baby martin00:10:40
uh it's a super small super durable and00:10:42
playable guitar00:10:44
and it sounds great surprisingly because00:10:46
you would think that a smaller guitar00:10:48
and a newer guitar it wouldn't have like00:10:52
i like this tone as much as i like00:10:56
a vintage guitar from 1962 which00:10:59
if you ask guitar players is going to be00:11:00
much better than just00:11:02
some factory model uh martin guitar00:11:05
that's a baby version that's like00:11:07
smaller00:11:08
but surprisingly it's incredible00:11:12
and uh hey if it's good enough for mr00:11:14
sheeran it's good enough for me00:11:16
so i've gotten quite attached to these00:11:19
[Music]00:11:26
things00:11:29
[Music]00:11:48
so amazing i have a looping machine and00:11:50
i get to play around00:11:51
with two acoustics one's a baby taylor00:11:55
is it makes me so happy yeah they don't00:11:56
make a uh i also have a loop it's00:11:58
somewhere i have a loop pedal somewhere00:12:00
here it's tricky it's a tricky thing mixing00:12:02
wise because it just stacks00:12:05
ed sheeran actually has one that can be00:12:07
mixed manually00:12:08
and there are no loop pedals on the00:12:10
market that will do that so00:12:12
yeah but looping is just fun to do00:12:25
[Music]00:12:33
[Music]00:12:36
um00:12:39
what was the film that inspired you to00:12:41
direct i i never got really00:12:44
inspired by one particular film i just00:12:47
grew up00:12:49
i grew up with a love for movies so i00:12:52
see all this incredible work at an age00:12:54
at which00:12:55
i was too young to even remember i00:12:56
couldn't even retain it like if you00:12:58
asked me about the bulk of movies that i00:12:59
saw when i was nine i couldn't tell you00:13:01
what they're about unless i rewatched00:13:02
them but it's in there it's in my00:13:03
subconscious and so i believe00:13:06
because of that i have a deep love of00:13:09
movies and the way that they're made and just00:13:12
quality cinema00:13:13
and also tv i mean i'm not going to pick00:13:16
and choose movies generally are better because they00:13:19
get to put00:13:20
their best ideas into two hours and a00:13:22
half00:13:23
you know whereas television has to be00:13:25
dragged out so it's harder to write for00:13:27
television00:13:28
than it is for a movie because00:13:31
you can basically it out00:13:34
everything that is just taking up time00:13:37
so g movies are generally better but you00:13:40
know00:13:41
there's some television shows which i00:13:43
like vastly better than some movies00:13:49
this makes my heart happy that's sweet00:13:52
that makes my heart happy00:13:55
what do you think of the movie the00:13:56
godfather i loved it i went through an00:13:58
entire phase while shooting nrdd00:14:01
where i would only do the godfather00:14:02
voice between every take00:14:04
it became very annoying and i eventually00:14:06
learned to stop00:14:10
please play an mcr song on guitar one00:14:13
day it really is best suited played electric00:14:16
it doesn't really work acoustically00:14:19
maybe disenchanted00:14:27
but then it jumps into electric doesn't00:14:29
it it was the00:14:31
raw and then00:14:35
the smashing drums as the whole band00:14:38
starts commencing00:14:40
the song but uh yeah00:14:43
mcr songs are always better electric00:14:48
oh that's it's so weird because i got00:14:50
it's weird to think that i got the only00:14:53
i got to see the only show that mcr did00:14:55
before the pandemic00:14:57
the pandemic is weird you don't need me00:14:59
to tell you but00:15:00
if it's just me alone in a room talking00:15:02
to you guys00:15:03
i'm probably going to reflect on how00:15:05
weird it's been00:15:07
yeah that was that was a great night00:15:09
though i was beaming the entire night00:15:13
and first time i got to meet mikey too00:15:17
we talked a lot over dm prior to that00:15:20
and still do00:15:21
but you know we hadn't actually had an00:15:24
opportunity to meet00:15:25
in person until then we nearly ran into00:15:29
each other at the umbrella academy00:15:31
premiere00:15:32
i remember seeing him00:15:36
so there's a carpet and then there's the00:15:38
theater and00:15:40
we went on i think he was on the carpet00:15:44
before us00:15:45
or maybe we were leaving i remember00:15:46
being in the car and passing by and00:15:48
seeing him00:15:49
on the carpet i'm like oh there's mikey00:15:53
but yeah uh at the mcr show we met up00:15:55
backstage00:15:57
and it was great it was truly truly00:15:59
great00:16:01
you are just the sweetest i'm certainly00:16:04
the silliest00:16:11
so what's your skin my skin care routine00:16:18
maybe one day until then00:16:21
i shall hold the fountain of youth as00:16:23
hostage00:16:24
for all my fans00:16:27
no i don't really have a skin and care00:16:29
routine i mean00:16:30
i have some stuff that i wash my face00:16:33
with in the shower that's it00:16:36
that's pretty much it00:16:44
i don't know eat healthy i don't have a00:16:48
good solve i've been very lucky00:16:51
i haven't had too much of a problem with00:16:53
skin care00:16:57
i really enjoy your videos thank you i00:17:00
like them too i spend a lot of time on them so i00:17:02
better like them00:17:04
that'd be very disheartening just sit00:17:06
for hours editing a video click after00:17:08
click00:17:09
you slowly go crazy and then at the end00:17:12
of it you're not even satisfied with it00:17:14
just like yeah no00:17:18
if you're gonna be making something from00:17:20
the ground up whether it be00:17:22
music or uh videos00:17:25
you're gonna be passionate about it00:17:27
there's no way that you get through00:17:29
coming up with the idea figuring out00:17:32
what you want to say00:17:34
shooting it and editing it which00:17:38
just oh my gosh have no idea how long it00:17:40
takes to actually edit the videos you00:17:43
guys see but i'm getting quicker00:17:45
and then create the thumbnail and put it00:17:47
it's like a whole process if you can get00:17:49
through all of that you truly are00:17:50
passionate about the project you're00:17:52
working on00:17:55
what's the weirdest theory you can think00:17:57
of for the extinction of dinosaurs00:17:59
i'm pretty happy with the one we got00:18:03
i could probably think up some weird00:18:04
thing the weirdest thing would be00:18:06
something completely unrelated00:18:07
and then you just go what what does that00:18:09
have to do with dinosaurs00:18:11
and then the other person is trying to00:18:13
convince you that it has something to do00:18:15
that would be truly weird but i would00:18:17
say that uh00:18:19
i'm pretty happy with what we've all i00:18:22
think we've all come to terms with accepting00:18:24
that you know00:18:26
it's the standard explanation for the00:18:28
reason why00:18:29
i don't know why i'm explaining it to00:18:30
you guys i think we're pretty00:18:32
settled on the theories00:18:40
you guys are funny00:18:44
what do you think of tick-tock did you00:18:46
try any dances i i've yet to00:18:48
really explore tik-tok i used to be on00:18:50
musically but uh00:18:52
i don't know i sort of stopped doing it00:18:54
and then i didn't pick it back up00:18:56
i was like oh it's now tick-tock that's00:18:59
weird00:19:00
and so i think i deleted my account i00:19:03
deleted my account at one point00:19:05
then all these fake accounts started00:19:06
popping up so i was like oh okay i gotta00:19:08
put one up i'll probably post something00:19:11
on there sometime00:19:12
but i've gotta find the time it's game00:19:22
one00:19:24
that's the fan i'm in the garage that's00:19:27
where i shoot this00:19:28
my little corner got a sheep videos so00:19:31
that's uh00:19:33
i believe that's the whole house fan00:19:35
something like that00:19:41
there is pretty much a time limit on how00:19:44
long i'm going to be doing these live00:19:45
streams just because00:19:46
it's a garage so at a certain point it00:19:48
gets it gets hot enough that it drives00:19:50
me out i may start to sweat on this00:19:53
livestream if i do please forgive me00:20:01
how's everybody00:20:06
does acting ever get awkward00:20:09
maybe when you start out it's awkward i00:20:11
don't know00:20:13
i don't remember what the first time i00:20:15
got on the set was like00:20:18
i'm sure i could recall what happened00:20:20
but i don't know how it felt00:20:22
i'm sort of just used to it now does it00:20:24
ever get weird00:20:25
i don't i in some form there's probably00:20:30
some weird version of it00:20:34
i'm sure there's something that's weird00:20:36
about acting00:20:37
but when you're surrounded in it00:20:42
for the majority of your time spent in a00:20:45
day00:20:46
you get pretty comfortable with it00:20:53
youtube should be updated to allow gifts00:20:55
to be inserted i would agree00:20:56
that would be very fun but then the00:20:58
whole time it would just be me like00:21:00
looking like this00:21:01
searching for gifts it would be the most00:21:03
boring livestream00:21:04
you'd see in the comments but uh00:21:08
i'm looking into software so that i can00:21:10
do more sophisticated live streams00:21:12
uh so that i can have like things00:21:14
appearing up here and here and here and00:21:17
just have more00:21:20
what's the word00:21:25
customizability is not it's not the00:21:28
there's a better word than that but you00:21:30
understand what i'm saying00:21:31
i want to be able to do more things on00:21:33
this platform00:21:34
because it is so cool but i gotta get00:21:37
some software to do that00:21:39
probably by the next live00:21:43
bit stream sophisticated00:21:49
are you interested in the sciences00:21:50
science has always been one of my00:21:52
favorite classes00:21:53
alongside math00:22:01
what classes are you taking in school00:22:03
look00:22:04
i understand that to a certain extent00:22:06
this is connection and escapism i'm not00:22:08
gonna bring school into this00:22:10
you know i'm gonna let you guys enjoy00:22:12
the weekend as i am00:22:16
you always make my day you guys make00:22:18
mine seriously00:22:21
that's not like some phony upfront00:22:24
comment i truly am beaming uh whenever i'm on00:22:27
discord or reading00:22:29
your comments or doing one of the best00:22:32
forms of connection00:22:33
a live stream where i get to actually00:22:35
interact with you guys in real time00:22:36
it's very fun for me and the pandemic00:22:39
only amplifies that00:22:41
you know because you're isolated from00:22:45
everyone00:22:46
and we all are so of course we're gonna00:22:48
want some interaction00:22:51
do you have any favorite youtubers00:22:58
casey neistat big one peter mckinnon00:23:03
i don't know00:23:09
i truly appreciate all you do for us00:23:20
you know i'm always tempted whenever00:23:22
there are instruments around00:23:23
to play songs that have not come out yet00:23:27
uh i never do at least not anymore00:23:30
unless they're fully finished or00:23:35
i write a bunch and the newest thing you00:23:38
wrote is always going to be the most fun00:23:39
to play so i'm always tempted00:23:41
but i also want to show you guys00:23:48
so i don't know there's a lot of music00:23:50
in the works i have 20 songs at least00:23:52
and by the time you hear them i'll00:23:54
probably have another 20 more that i'm00:23:55
working on00:23:56
but constantly busy constantly working00:24:00
on music00:24:01
it's fun though i like it00:24:18
ah00:24:22
you guys are fine00:24:26
please play again i wasn't recording00:24:28
play what00:24:29
i'm i'm mostly just fiddling around00:24:32
[Music]00:24:36
this is going to be on tick tock i'm00:24:37
sure oh yeah00:24:42
this is a horribly out of tune piano but00:24:45
i still enjoy playing it you guys probably00:24:48
don't like listening to it00:24:50
the guitar is probably a bit better00:24:59
there we are00:25:17
do you laugh at tick-tock jokes all the00:25:19
time uh occasionally00:25:21
i'll scroll through tick-tock but i00:25:23
always end up seeing them somewhere00:25:25
they're funny though they're very very00:25:27
funny00:25:28
i just don't have the creative stamina00:25:31
to be searching for00:25:32
a funny tick tock or thinking of jokes00:25:35
and i don't have the stamina nor do i00:25:38
have the time00:25:39
but it's always fun to see you know the00:25:42
fan interactions that go on on tick tock00:25:45
but yeah uh if you do post a tick tock00:25:49
of me00:25:50
i may not have seen it00:25:57
[Music]00:26:08
do00:26:11
[Music]00:26:16
i'm 100 certain that you're a little a00:26:19
literal00:26:22
angel00:26:24
i must be loose for them because where00:26:26
where the where are my wings come on00:26:28
where are they who took my wings00:26:31
i haven't seen the show why am i making00:26:34
lucifer jokes00:26:39
[Music]00:26:45
[Music]00:27:08
that's pretty much all i do when i play00:27:10
guitar it's just nonsense00:27:11
up and down the neck just having fun00:27:14
it's not the most listenable thing i'll00:27:16
tell you that but occasionally00:27:18
uh you do get a song out of it which is00:27:21
nice00:27:23
are you close with the rest of the ua00:27:25
cast yeah of course we are00:27:26
i mean i feel like i said this in the q00:27:30
a but i'm not sure whether or not that00:27:32
part of the q a has come out yet00:27:34
i discuss it in the q a00:27:38
yeah i'll leave it there00:27:42
what are you most excited about one00:27:45
covenant uh when covet ends i'm probably most00:27:48
excited to00:27:52
see the world you know i kind of have00:27:56
the things that i like fit more of a 3000:27:59
year old lifestyle but i don't have00:28:00
maturity yet and i'm certainly00:28:02
not uh you know i'm 1700:28:06
and that's still weird for me but i'm00:28:08
excited to00:28:09
see what the rest of my life has in00:28:11
store and when covered ends i would love00:28:13
to travel the world see different00:28:14
cultures00:28:15
meet people you know that that's really00:28:18
what00:28:19
i think will make me happy00:28:22
so that's what i'm looking forward to so00:28:25
for all those who are saying like come00:28:27
to brazil i'm coming to brazil just give me time00:28:29
i'll be there00:28:31
but until then00:28:36
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you are so mature at the age of 17. uh00:28:45
not really00:28:46
not really maybe you know what it is00:28:49
it's probably a product of the00:28:51
fact that00:28:54
i didn't really go to public school i00:28:57
got00:28:58
i stopped going to public school when i00:29:00
started doing nrdd00:29:02
and so i never was pressured to00:29:05
develop my purse around my personality00:29:07
around the confines of whatever social00:29:09
norms00:29:10
there were in the social hierarchy of my00:29:13
school so i could just authentically develop00:29:15
but it also meant that i wasn't really00:29:17
around kids my age as much as i00:29:18
was around people who were older than me00:29:21
so00:29:22
it's sort of like i grew into the mold00:29:24
that i was given00:29:26
so i don't know00:29:33
i don't want to get too existential on00:29:34
you guys00:29:38
that would be so boring just aiden00:29:40
rambling on00:29:43
for an hour should cover clarity by john00:29:46
mayer i know the chords00:29:47
[Music]00:29:53
but it's more fun to just00:29:56
play covers on your own than it is to00:29:58
actually perform them for people00:30:00
of course when you're starting out when00:30:03
you're starting out you have to play00:30:05
covers and learn covers because it's00:30:08
just sort of it's like a door into learning how to be00:30:10
a musician you know how to play00:30:12
uh 20 cover songs and you start to00:30:14
develop a foundation of00:30:16
what your fingers can do what your voice00:30:18
can do and you know everyone's growing00:30:22
cover songs are kind of like training00:30:23
reels and then eventually00:30:25
if you want to pursue it you become a00:30:26
songwriter and you start writing your00:30:28
own material00:30:29
and in doing so you find your own voice00:30:31
which is lovely00:30:33
but yeah i like i like playing john00:30:36
mayer stuff it feels very good on the00:30:40
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[Music]00:30:48
fingers00:30:50
ah that was horrible that's what i'm00:30:53
meant to do00:31:07
guitar players will tell you that chord00:31:09
that's not fun to play00:31:11
it's just there at a necessity00:31:23
what's an instrument that you wish you00:31:24
could play that you currently don't00:31:26
drums probably i like percussion but00:31:29
interesting fact00:31:30
in fourth of july uh fourth of july is00:31:33
the best example of it so i'll use that00:31:35
song but00:31:36
i put guitar percussion into the songs00:31:40
so in the second verse of fourth of july00:31:46
sometimes i fall victim to a past part00:31:49
of me00:31:50
the drums kicking00:31:54
and you have the low octave in piano00:32:02
i don't know if those are the right00:32:03
notes i'm just going off the top of my00:32:04
head so it's going to be rough00:32:05
but the the drums the main part is this00:32:15
that's the kick in the hi-hat00:32:19
i'll also put in that's not in that song00:32:22
oh and then00:32:24
i think it's in the pre is there a pre00:32:26
for fourth of july00:32:28
no there's not i don't think so00:32:32
it's been a while it's been a while i00:32:34
worked on the song for months so00:32:35
i think it's all right if i forget some00:32:38
[Music]00:32:40
parts that's also part of the guitar00:32:43
percussion00:32:44
and i think that's it so i combined that00:32:47
with program drums00:32:50
and some sampled00:32:53
some samples of live drums for that00:32:55
particular song00:32:57
uh i use like00:33:00
a stamp kit for the snare and the kick00:33:03
and some symbols00:33:04
but generally in songs like i love you00:33:06
it'll be00:33:08
a combination of samples i get from00:33:10
splice00:33:11
and just me hitting my guitar in various00:33:14
ways00:33:16
you need to come to mexico and do a00:33:17
concert indeed i do one day i shall00:33:29
what's your favorite david bowie song00:33:31
make my drew make my dream come true00:33:33
please00:33:34
uh all right it's a pretty small dream00:33:36
and it's very easy for me i'll00:33:38
i'm happy i'm i will happily do it i00:33:40
will happily tell you00:33:42
uh which is my favorite david bowie song00:33:44
however00:33:45
uh it won't last long because00:33:49
it changes i'm telling you whenever you00:33:52
listen to an artist00:33:53
your favorite song your favorite album00:33:56
changes depending on the last00:33:58
thing that you listen to00:34:01
favorite bowie song as of yet i would00:34:04
say00:34:07
golden years probably that that's a good00:34:10
afternoon song or morning song if you're00:34:13
cooking and golden years is playing00:34:16
oh that it feels great00:34:19
music in a way scores your life it's00:34:21
like a movie00:34:23
and by adding a soundtrack behind it you00:34:25
influence the tone of whatever you're00:34:27
doing so you can take sad aiden and play some00:34:31
good music that he truly loves and you00:34:33
get happy00:34:38
right now you've got third person aiden00:34:54
do you cook to the rhythm of the beet uh00:34:57
no00:34:58
i sort of just cooked to the moon00:35:02
it's not even like it influences my00:35:04
cooking it just influences my mood as i00:35:06
cook00:35:07
i already love to cook but it's kind of00:35:09
like if you're folding laundry00:35:11
it's good to put some music on just to00:35:14
take your mind out of the effort00:35:16
of folding laundry but i also have a dd00:35:18
so00:35:19
you know for me it just helps hold my00:35:23
attention on to one specific thing00:35:26
sort of occupies my subconscious and00:35:28
allows me to just00:35:30
do whatever i want to do because00:35:31
otherwise my mind starts over analyzing00:35:33
everything and looking into all these00:35:35
different00:35:36
ideas and directions and if i can pull00:35:39
myself into one direction00:35:40
it's better for most things for music00:35:42
though 80d is great00:35:44
because it just means that you have all00:35:46
these different ideas00:35:47
and so then all you have to do is play00:35:49
catch up and go it okay that one00:35:50
that one and that one the rest of them00:35:52
are no good for verse two i can use00:35:54
these that one that one and that one00:35:56
okay now i have this instrumentation for00:35:59
verse one and this instrumentation for00:36:00
verse two so00:36:01
you know that fourth of july00:36:05
first one is just gonna be fireworks uh00:36:08
guitar00:36:09
and vocal and in verse 2 the drums kick00:36:12
in and so it gets more exciting00:36:14
that's how add works for composition and00:36:17
it is wonderful it's one of my favorite00:36:20
things when i get to actually00:36:21
produce a song and just let my mind00:36:24
wander endlessly00:36:26
i love it so much i think it's pretty00:36:29
evident that i love music though i don't00:36:31
need to tell you guys00:36:41
five or nicky00:36:48
i like them both for different reasons00:36:50
you know they're really opposite ends of00:36:52
the spectrum00:36:55
maybe five probably five he can teleport00:36:58
nikki can't teleport come on00:37:11
that'd be very weird if you just put00:37:13
five in the middle of nrdd00:37:15
had like this fun and playful family and00:37:17
then this really dark disturbed00:37:20
character00:37:22
and he's like just killing people in the00:37:24
corner and maybe swearing00:37:26
they're all just like i wonder what's00:37:28
his problem00:37:33
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those two worlds don't necessarily mix i00:37:38
guess that's what i'm trying to say00:37:42
this is what happens when you play your00:37:45
instrument00:37:46
it gets detuned or when you don't play00:37:48
your instrument00:37:49
basically your guitar is a ticking time00:37:51
bomb till it starts sounding horrible00:38:09
[Music]00:38:27
[Music]00:38:33
ah that part i don't have down but i00:38:36
like playing it00:38:39
do you like stranger things of course i00:38:40
do are you kidding who doesn't like00:38:42
stranger things00:38:44
let's see what did you do on your 17th00:38:47
birthday00:38:48
uh believe it or not i'm not a big00:38:49
birthday guy so00:38:51
i edited the video that you guys just00:38:54
saw00:38:57
it cooked i gotta i got out of the house00:39:01
for the first time in a couple days just00:39:03
because the smoke has been00:39:06
not preferable00:39:09
uh yeah i went for a walk went for a00:39:12
swim00:39:14
cooked i think i said that but you know00:39:18
the standard day i what i do around the00:39:20
house already makes me quite happy so00:39:22
i can just do more of that00:39:36
i don't want to play i want to play new00:39:39
things but i know i shouldn't00:39:43
[Music]00:39:52
do you have a girlfriend currently no00:39:55
and00:39:56
very luckily no imagine having a loved00:39:59
one that you couldn't see during quarantine00:40:01
i think we all have a little bit of that00:40:03
with at least family members but00:40:06
in our relationship during quarantine00:40:11
it's gotta be a nightmare you know00:40:18
reminds me of an alec benjamin song00:40:20
called six feet apart00:40:21
love that song oh incredible00:40:25
really good writing perfectly captures00:40:28
just the overall emotion that i think a00:40:30
lot of us are going through00:40:33
especially people in a relationship in00:40:36
quarantine that song's great please00:40:38
check it out if you haven't00:40:41
you are so adorable thank you00:40:51
what's the worst cooking disaster you've00:40:54
had00:40:57
anytime you try and do something new00:41:00
you'll generally mess up00:41:01
i'm sure some great chefs uh can00:41:05
have an idea and then go out and it'll00:41:08
be incredible but i'm sure to them00:41:11
it's like ah disaster and everybody else00:41:14
is like wow that tastes great i don't00:41:15
know what you're talking about00:41:17
but the first time you do anything it's00:41:19
sort of like00:41:20
you get some of it right and you figure00:41:22
out what you got wrong and then work on00:41:23
it next time00:41:24
and then i'd say after four times of00:41:26
doing something i've got something down00:41:28
that's where i am cooking00:41:41
i miss live streams with you guys you00:41:46
know00:41:54
aidan can you please say i'm batman00:41:58
i think we all know it already i don't00:42:00
need to00:42:02
plus i'll just endanger my loved ones so00:42:05
we'll say that i'm not batman00:42:13
ah yeah you guys make me silly00:42:22
what's your favorite song to sing play00:42:24
depends00:42:25
changes all the time whatever if you see00:42:28
me pick up a guitar and start just00:42:29
playing nonsense00:42:30
that's my favorite thing to play at the00:42:32
moment but00:42:34
changes i was playing fourth uh00:42:37
i was playing fourth of july now i was00:42:39
playing for you recently00:42:41
and i wrote one of my best songs i'm not00:42:44
going to play it for you guys but oh my00:42:45
gosh00:42:48
revolves around that chord00:42:52
i can't play it no matter how much i00:42:54
want to but i would say that is my00:42:56
favorite thing to play at the moment00:43:00
[Music]00:43:14
a bad joke00:43:17
i don't have them up my sleeve or00:43:18
anything like that00:43:21
it's fun though to make a bad joke i00:43:23
know you said a dad joke but they're00:43:24
essentially bad jokes00:43:26
they're good jokes actually some of them00:43:27
are great jokes but it's just like00:43:30
you just go come on really it's not00:43:34
it's like as soon as you hear what the00:43:37
punchline is it's immediately00:43:39
obvious00:43:43
i don't know where i'm going with this00:43:45
but uh00:43:46
yeah i don't know jokes are pretty much00:43:48
a product of the moment00:43:50
and i'm good at bouncing off of00:43:53
different ideas but00:43:54
i can't just out of the blue tell a dad00:43:56
joke00:44:02
you play the guitar very well i play the00:44:04
guitar as if i like playing guitar but i00:44:06
wouldn't say very well00:44:08
interesting fact uh whenever i track00:44:10
guitar00:44:12
on any song00:44:16
the way i write it so like without you00:44:25
look at this hand00:44:28
you see how fast it's moving00:44:37
it's going super fast it's called a 16th00:44:39
pattern00:44:40
and when you try and record that you'll00:44:43
find that it is not aligned with the tempo00:44:49
and that becomes a recording nightmare00:44:51
most songs if you're just strumming00:44:55
you can get away with it because00:44:57
strumming is00:45:01
it's less than that is more than00:45:07
so it's less times that you have to get00:45:09
it on the beat00:45:11
and it's also00:45:14
it's going back and forth so you can00:45:16
swing with it and00:45:18
you don't necessarily have to be on the00:45:20
tempo you just have to be in the groove00:45:22
this is all music terminology but00:45:25
yeah i write a lot of 16th pattern riffs00:45:27
and so00:45:28
it takes me forever to record guitar00:45:32
what was your favorite movie as a kid00:45:34
again don't have i mean00:45:36
for a long time first piece of00:45:39
ferris bueller's day off and then00:45:41
deadpool came around and i was like okay00:45:43
that's also great00:45:44
and then recently i'm really into just00:45:48
quality like i'm i'm going back and i'm00:45:51
re-watching scorsese films00:45:53
tarantino films now i'm just00:45:58
at an early age i had a love of cinema00:46:00
which was00:46:02
a bit more rustic undeveloped00:46:05
is the right word uh and so i just00:46:08
enjoyed it as a viewer going that movie00:46:10
was great and now i look at it00:46:12
i go why is that great00:46:16
so i don't know that as a favorite movie00:46:20
now because00:46:21
if i get pulled in too many directions00:46:23
but as a kid uh first pillars day off00:46:25
that's a big one for me00:46:30
where's the first place that you will00:46:32
travel to well00:46:35
when the pan damage is over that's the00:46:36
main part of the question00:46:38
[Music]00:46:41
i don't know if we get a season three00:46:43
probably toronto00:46:44
you know that that keeps me pretty busy00:46:46
i'm back and forth between00:46:48
la and toronto so if the pandemic00:46:52
goes away and we get a lovely season00:46:54
three00:46:55
then i'll be in toronto if not there i00:46:58
don't know00:46:59
i don't know i mean i'll probably stay00:47:01
in l.a00:47:03
but when i'm older i'll i'd like to see00:47:06
the world00:47:07
so that's what i'll be up to i'll go00:47:10
wherever00:47:11
my mind takes me00:47:17
i have new words thanks to you00:47:44
what else is oh that sounds horrible00:47:48
out of tune00:47:55
[Music]00:48:01
[Music]00:48:07
[Music]00:48:24
[Music]00:48:30
that's uh that's here as well00:48:34
[Music]00:48:46
so00:48:47
[Music]00:49:00
so00:49:08
[Music]00:49:14
so00:49:16
[Music]00:49:32
and then00:49:46
[Music]00:49:58
and then that's an interesting chord you00:50:01
want to00:50:02
see a cool walk down watch this that's00:50:05
an a to an f there's a walk down here00:50:09
[Music]00:50:11
a little in between chords00:50:27
[Music]00:50:39
how's your day been it's been good uh00:50:42
today's pretty busy00:50:43
you know released a video this morning00:50:44
was on discord and00:50:46
now i'm on a youtube live stream for the00:50:48
first time which is awesome00:50:50
i used to do instagram live streams a00:50:51
lot better but00:50:53
you know i like this00:50:56
i like this more especially because of00:50:59
all the cool things that you'll be able00:51:00
to do00:51:01
but again gotta download the software00:51:07
though i'm at like it's uh 100:51:10
58 p.m where i am so i'll probably wrap00:51:12
up the live stream pretty soon00:51:14
let's see any questions before i go00:51:18
watch the the comments are not going to00:51:20
go like00:51:23
let's see uh you've heard this so many00:51:25
times00:51:28
thank you00:51:32
do you have any favorite sport uh00:51:36
[Music]00:51:41
i used to play a lot more sports00:51:45
and then acting sort of got in the way00:51:46
of that but i still like going to games00:51:48
for going to games i would say soccer i00:51:51
used to go to la galaxy games all the00:51:53
time00:51:54
and then the pandemic happened yeah00:51:57
soccer i like watching soccer00:52:03
will there be a season three of the00:52:04
umbrella academy00:52:06
uh you guys will know as soon as i know00:52:08
seriously00:52:09
they don't tell us that they'll give us00:52:12
hints00:52:13
but you know we truly don't know until00:52:16
we get confirmation from the network00:52:19
where do you shop for clothes00:52:24
the internet is i'm not that strategic00:52:28
when i just go okay here's where i buy00:52:30
from i don't know00:52:32
i just shop if i find something that is00:52:34
nice00:52:35
that's what i get but i'm not00:52:37
necessarily known for my shopping skills00:52:39
so00:52:41
we don't have to spend too much time on00:52:42
that00:52:44
do you like star wars of course i like00:52:46
star wars00:52:50
do you watch harry potter not currently00:52:52
but i've seen all the movies00:52:56
do you have some pets i have a wooden00:52:58
dog00:52:59
named corduroy so no i don't00:53:03
i used to when i was younger and uh yeah00:53:06
not they uh they passed i stabbed two cats00:53:12
it was a while ago though way before00:53:15
nrdd so long time00:53:23
you know i should really try and00:53:26
see you let's see00:53:31
carmen says do you like batman00:53:36
yes carmen i do i enjoy batman's00:53:38
presence very much00:53:41
he's with me at all times hint hint00:53:50
anna says do you want to be my friend of00:53:52
course come on00:53:54
how you doing how are you then now you00:53:57
say something and then i'll say00:53:58
something back and we'll edit it00:54:00
together00:54:01
you can show your friends how are you00:54:03
doing00:54:04
yeah it's good to hear oh wait hold on00:54:06
tons of people are just gonna put in00:54:08
like random meme stuff in here okay00:54:10
i'm not doing it i'm not doing it00:54:12
canceled00:54:13
i'm not doing it anymore00:54:20
you should swoop in like batman says00:54:22
just alexander00:54:26
uh i don't have the cape for it you need00:54:29
to keep00:54:30
even even he needs the cape imagine if00:54:32
he just jumped off a building without00:54:33
the cape00:54:35
that would be the end of batman if not00:54:37
for superman00:54:41
rebecca says do you like lucifer i00:54:44
assume you're talking about the show00:54:45
i have seen clips but that's about the00:54:48
extent of my00:54:50
viewership so i suppose00:54:54
i like what i've seen thus far but i00:54:56
don't really know00:55:11
[Music]00:55:24
wow one hour yeah i mean the00:55:29
lives they really go on as long as i00:55:31
want them but i sort of put a cap on00:55:32
at one hour so i'll probably jump off00:55:34
pretty soon uh00:55:36
but i on 90 live streams for 10 minutes00:55:39
20 minutes 30 minutes 40 minutes00:55:40
you know00:55:44
what's the best part of playing five00:55:46
says jordan the best part of playing00:55:49
five is that it's not pretend00:55:53
when they yell action i truly become the00:55:55
character00:55:56
and so i'm literally a different person00:56:00
when they yell action because i can00:56:02
block out the cameras00:56:03
and the way that i prepare as an actor00:56:06
for a role it makes it so it's not00:56:08
method but it's as close to method00:56:12
as you can get minus the fact that00:56:15
i'm not staying in character when they00:56:17
yell cut00:56:18
i might use like a base level00:56:22
of the character where he's sort of like00:56:24
sort of retreats back into00:56:26
consciousness and00:56:29
aidan takes over the conscious and deals00:56:31
with interactions with people and it's00:56:32
nice00:56:33
but he's always waiting when it's a work00:56:36
day at least00:56:37
something like today uh he's off on00:56:39
vacation00:56:42
five on vacation i wonder what that00:56:44
would be like00:56:46
probably be lonely without dolores did00:56:48
they take00:56:49
vacations in the apocalypse do you think00:56:52
where would they go what would they do00:56:58
not maybe spice things up00:57:01
i don't know i don't know what he was up00:57:03
to i can theorize though00:57:09
rihanna batman say my name or else all00:57:12
right00:57:13
hello00:57:17
giggling over these responses yeah00:57:20
oh you mean you're giggling over the way00:57:22
i answered yeah okay00:57:23
i can see that i do go on00:57:27
a long tangent00:57:31
which i suppose is good for like00:57:33
interviews or live streams where it's00:57:35
just you in a room talking to a camera00:57:38
but for social interactions i do pull00:57:40
myself back a little bit more00:57:42
you don't want to be you know just00:57:43
dominating the conversation00:57:45
in an interaction with another person00:57:48
uh luckily that hasn't been a problem00:57:50
yet00:57:53
let's see emma says what series do you00:57:55
usually watch00:57:56
i don't really watch tv occasionally00:57:59
i'll pop in00:58:00
i used to watch uh comedians and cards00:58:02
getting coffee00:58:03
with my father all the time same with no00:58:05
reservations anthony bourdain00:58:08
what else we watch the politician00:58:16
oh cameron britain mind hunter00:58:20
yes we also got in the mine hunter that00:58:22
was very fun00:58:26
kate did you base five00:58:30
off of batman he's partially based off00:58:34
of old man logan only in that00:58:36
i was approaching the world thinking00:58:37
okay how do i convey00:58:40
the sort of five's been through so much00:58:43
that it sort of00:58:44
wore down his soul like sandpaper and so00:58:47
he's this sort of degraded00:58:50
uh rustic version of a soul that hasn't00:58:53
been worked on it's like an extremely00:58:55
old car and the engine is just barely working00:58:58
and that's his patience so i was like how do00:59:02
i portray00:59:04
not only the maturity of someone that00:59:05
age but also everything that five has00:59:07
been through00:59:08
and i thought that uh hugh jackman and00:59:10
old man logan00:59:11
it's not called old man logan the00:59:13
movie's just called logan but the00:59:14
character is00:59:15
old man logan from the comic books uh00:59:18
five is partially based off of that but00:59:20
the more time you spend with the00:59:21
character00:59:22
the more you start developing the00:59:24
character based around the character00:59:26
that00:59:27
you're developing so it becomes this00:59:29
continuous00:59:31
circle where you look at what you've00:59:34
done00:59:35
in previous scenarios and you sort of00:59:37
push the narrative00:59:38
even further i don't know acting is very00:59:41
abstract00:59:42
i think this is a good cutoff point00:59:45
you guys have been incredible uh love00:59:48
your enthusiasm in the comments00:59:49
uh in the comments in the comments i'll00:59:52
definitely be doing another one of these00:59:53
youtube live streams this has been very00:59:55
fun00:59:56
possibly the next time we shoot one of00:59:58
these things00:59:59
uh there will be imagery around here01:00:02
i'm looking into software to make this01:00:04
even cooler01:00:05
but yeah thanks everybody i love you all01:00:09
bye by the way this is the bench01:00:15
i don't know i'm like a squeaky01:00:19
yeah that's the guitar all right01:00:28
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