Finding Balance Through Dialectism & Chicken with Trixie and Katya
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So what happened today? what's with the attitude what happened you got out the wrong side of the bed you guys it's just not it's not the day fat nasty broke career in shambles I walked in and came on this mic mad as hell can I be honest I was mad as hell this is how I know you and I have synergy because when you're I came in ready and excited to film and I think there's something in the universe where both of us at any given time cannot both there can only be one it's the substance respect the balance yeah
I know, because if we were both on cloud nine, thriving, not surviving, at the peak of our prowess together, too powerful. Too powerful.
Can I tell you what I've been doing? Drinking a lot. I don't know if you have any experience kind of overdoing it with substances.
But I can imagine. I have an active imagination. I can't really relate to it.
I had my little DJ gig last night, and I came home a little drunk, and Stopped at a straight bar. Was walking home from the bar and stopped at a straight bar. What, to heckle them? I didn't know anyone. Stopped at a straight bar with my little group. Wait, was it a straight bar? With straight people. And then, of course, LA loves this. It's vinyl DJs. I think you're screaming. Sorry. It's vinyl DJs playing records just no one knows and no one is listening to. And that's cool. Yeah. But I like it. Okay. But it's interesting that... LA embraces that because it's fun to go hear random real records that you probably never heard the music. Was music nice? Well, would I rather hear that or like blaring top 40? No. I'd rather hear that. Yeah. I want to hear something new. Yeah.
But it made me think of these DJs walking around. If you're like a real vinyl DJ, you walk around with a giant crate of vinyl. Their cars are like, it's like they moved into their cars. It's crazy. In the DJ world, there's a lot of people that say that that's only like the real DJs. That's the only type of real DJing and they don't really respect otherwise. But that lifestyle. What if you're like a New York with your crate of records on the train?
Yeah. I think that is actually reality. What about... What is his name? My God. It's the guy, the fucking super famous rich fucking DJ who plays at the Sphere. Do you know what I'm talking about? Have you seen the fucking... Have you seen these photos or videos of this guy?
Which one?
It's like A-M-Y-N-E or something like that. I forget what. But it's like this dude is like on a platform at the sphere with this like the corniest AI robot visuals playing behind him. And it's like...
Oh, the one where it cracks, the glass cracks and the robot like looks in the sphere.
Probably.
Yeah. Just like the spirit. Have you seen it at night up close? It is cool.
Are you kidding? It's like the coolest thing ever.
It's cool.
But it's like, you're just going to do some robot AI to like, it's like a Vici kind of music. It's just like, I feel like it's so nerve. I don't know. I mean... Also, he's probably getting paid like, I don't know, $6 million a gig.
Yeah. These famous DJs make so much money.
So much money. And also, somebody was telling me the cost of just getting that place, like the cost of running that place is so astronomically high. All that video, all that equipment and all that... It's just wild. How fun though. Yeah.
But I think if you're a DJ and you're fucking playing the sphere of it, like love that.
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