Don Cheadle

Yeah, thanks, Will. Let me get a little water for him. Wait, are you close to an EGOT? Two Grammys. Oh, no, that's clear.

Yeah, thanks, Will. Let me get a little water for him. Wait, are you close to an EGOT? Two Grammys. Oh, no, that's clear.

Yeah, thanks, Will. Let me get a little water for him. Wait, are you close to an EGOT? Two Grammys. Oh, no, that's clear.

Your throat's clear now. I'm going to get that looked at.

Your throat's clear now. I'm going to get that looked at.

Your throat's clear now. I'm going to get that looked at.

Wow. But like Rob Glasper, you look at his music and he's, you know, he's... spans the globe of what his musical knowledge is and his experience. And he does popular stuff, black radio, which is sort of, I think you would think of more as like R&B influenced. And then he does straight ahead, you know, jazz and standards. And he does everything in between.

Wow. But like Rob Glasper, you look at his music and he's, you know, he's... spans the globe of what his musical knowledge is and his experience. And he does popular stuff, black radio, which is sort of, I think you would think of more as like R&B influenced. And then he does straight ahead, you know, jazz and standards. And he does everything in between.

Wow. But like Rob Glasper, you look at his music and he's, you know, he's... spans the globe of what his musical knowledge is and his experience. And he does popular stuff, black radio, which is sort of, I think you would think of more as like R&B influenced. And then he does straight ahead, you know, jazz and standards. And he does everything in between.

So I think if you were to ask a musician like that, what jazz is, Or even if you were going to go back and ask, you know, Miles Davis what jazz was, he hated that word. He was like, that's a word to box somebody in. You know, it's about good music. It's about social music.

So I think if you were to ask a musician like that, what jazz is, Or even if you were going to go back and ask, you know, Miles Davis what jazz was, he hated that word. He was like, that's a word to box somebody in. You know, it's about good music. It's about social music.

So I think if you were to ask a musician like that, what jazz is, Or even if you were going to go back and ask, you know, Miles Davis what jazz was, he hated that word. He was like, that's a word to box somebody in. You know, it's about good music. It's about social music.

So I think there are different, like when I get in the car and, you know, the driver taking you somewhere is like, let's put on some jazz. And he puts on smooth jazz. It's like, I want to shoot him. I hate it.

So I think there are different, like when I get in the car and, you know, the driver taking you somewhere is like, let's put on some jazz. And he puts on smooth jazz. It's like, I want to shoot him. I hate it.

So I think there are different, like when I get in the car and, you know, the driver taking you somewhere is like, let's put on some jazz. And he puts on smooth jazz. It's like, I want to shoot him. I hate it.

Yeah. I'm more like, I'm open to it if there's a melody that I can hum back, like a song. I'm not open to the jazz that's just people just playing.

Yeah. I'm more like, I'm open to it if there's a melody that I can hum back, like a song. I'm not open to the jazz that's just people just playing.

Yeah. I'm more like, I'm open to it if there's a melody that I can hum back, like a song. I'm not open to the jazz that's just people just playing.

What did he say? I love it all. Because if you're really, you know, if you're... Jazz, you can whack too. Sorry. Jazz. No, latch onto. Grab your thing and have some fun.

What did he say? I love it all. Because if you're really, you know, if you're... Jazz, you can whack too. Sorry. Jazz. No, latch onto. Grab your thing and have some fun.