COSA SUCCEDE QUANDO IL MONDO PASSA DAL BSMT? | MIX OF BSMT _ Ep. 6
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How did Jared Leto describe his creative journey after leaving the BSMT?
Mm-hmm.
Basement. Dal basement from 32nd to Mars è passato. Já Red Leto! Hi man. How you doing? How are you doing?
You know I have to say brother, you have a good head of hair. Wow. Wow. But I you too, you too. No. a mess. No, but your hair Wow thank you you have the thickest head is it true? I mean is it true? Look at this head you have the thickest head of hair I ever seen. You're never gonna lose
if you
live to three hundred years old you're never gonna lose your hair.
Yeah, and then uh I I can tell you my secret. I can tell you my secret. Okay, good
after I'll tell you my secret. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Share our secret together, please. Yeah, man. It's a great honor. It's a great honor to have you here. Thank you for having me. I appreciate it. Uh do you know some Italian words?
I I do, I know a beautiful uh Italian phrase, a very poetic phrase, um uh Cicazzo five.
Usually w we learn always the bad words. Usually
but to me it sounds beautiful.
Told about your mother and your and your father. What did uh your mother think when you and your brother started with the music?
Well, she was very encouraging. Yeah. Um yeah, she was very encouraging for us to do something creative with our lives, which was very brave of her. You know, when you have children, it's easy to want them it's probably easy to want them to do something that you think might be safe. But she always encouraged us to follow our our creative voices, you know, to follow our creative dreams. And uh so we owe her uh a real debt for that encouragement. She also exposed us to a lot of creativity, a lot of art. I mean, I love the cat costume because it was just an idea that I thought of. Because Uh and and I wanted to bring a smile to people's face. Okay. Okay, yeah. But I you know, it's it's because I like it because it's ridiculous, but it's also creative and um and it was done
really well. The the the the people that built it were very they did a great job. Okay. I mean it it looks exactly like the real cat. And the process of putting it together, you know, how big should the eyes be? How big should the head be? W should the belly be fat or skinny? Should the cat all of those little decisions um well that fascinate me. Well, yeah.
Basic match.
I always say I don't dr I don't eat I don't drink, you know, I don't smoke, I never took drugs. Because my uh my um my uh job is really associated to bad things. Yes, uh it's very important because when you do hundred hundred gigs a year travelling all or all around the world, jet lag, uh i you need to train a as an athlete. Usually one hundred gigs
in in in a year. Yes, yes. Okay. It's incredible. From a different around travel very far, but I love my job. I love playing music everywhere, but uh you need to train for that. It's incredible. Now uh in Italy in this in this day when we when we saw your um your videos uh you you play the song of gala uh yes yes uh there is a big meme uh in uh in Italy last year With this song
You remember when uh these memes started? Yes, yes. I I played in Padova in uh Villa Barbieri. Yeah. It's an amazing club open air. And I was very surprised because I didn't know about uh Pioli. I don't know even who it was. You never who he was. No, I never met him. And um I played the track. It's actually it's a remix I made for my DJ set, my own version of Gala. And uh I played the set and I I played the track and I always I always expect him them to To say uh uh freed from desire and they say Power Pioli is on fire. And I was very surprised and uh everybody shoot is shoot shoot shoot, you know, is taking the phone to shoot your your reaction. But I was very surprised and I don't know who was Pioli, so I said what we are singing.
Ya sí. Your face we remember. I see why you they don't understand English or They don't understand English or but still this year it's all the same. I played last year in um Chromia in uh in uh close to Bari. Yeah and uh It was the same. Four thousand people singing purely is on fire.
Maybe I think that the same thing.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Not the Napolitan, not the less, maybe less, maybe less.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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How did Jared Leto describe his creative journey after leaving the BSMT?
0:00–7:19
2
What insights did Bob Sinclar share about the impact of global cultures on his music?
7:19–46:13
3
How did James Blunt talk about the role of personal storytelling in his songs?
46:13–57:31
4
What did Daniel Brühl reveal about transitioning from acting to international projects?
57:31–57:44
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