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I think fish is meat because it's an animal, right?
0:06
It's a fish, and yeah, it's an animal.
0:04
What is an animal?
0:04
A fish is an animal.
0:06
An animal is anything with a soul, right?
0:12
I think I'm really on a tangent here.
0:12
I don't even know if we're still talking about Nasacort, right?
0:12
Though GQ, actually, it's the people who watch GQ.
0:12
Hi, I'm Dave and I'm a rapper who goes by Lil Dicky, and these are my essentials.
0:26
Can't live without them.
0:37
First things first, warmth.
0:37
I've got this here blanket that is cream-colored.
0:41
I run cold as a human, you touch my hands at any moment, you know, you might be shocked.
0:47
Y'all think I'm sick.
0:47
So I put this blanket on me just to keep my blood warmth up.
0:52
It's not this blanket only, like this is not like my childhood blankie.
0:56
I never had a blankie, I guess now I do have a blankie, but this point here has a good texture to where I bought like four different versions of it, different colors, scattered around the house.
1:06
Two people can fit under this.
1:06
I will wrap it around women when we're watching movies.
1:15
It brings bodies closer together in a totally consensual, good way, nothing weird going on over here.
1:15
I can't even express how important these headphones are to me.
1:22
I actually can't even make music without using these headphones.
1:29
It's like a very, they're so worn, I've worn them down.
1:29
If you can see the like gristle of the phone, and they're worn down in such a way that it actually totally impacts like the Sonics of everything, and it's the only way I care to hear my own voice when I record, which is totally problematic.
1:43
Like if I lost these headphones, I really don't know that I'd be able to make music anymore.
1:49
I'm definitely like being, I know that is true.
1:52
Yeah, if I lost the headphones, I think I'd have to retire.
1:53
I doubt that like the more a headphone exists the better it gets.
1:58
I think it's pretty counterintuitive.
1:59
I today just in this case, I don't know, it's hard to explain.
2:01
I don't know like the phrasing or the words I do, but there's a sharpness to my voice that if I had the brand-new version of these, like it gets much duller and I need to feel not dull because if I don't like the way I sound when I'm rapping, who will?
2:16
When I put these on, I like really respect myself, just like when I'm like, you know, freestyling and I hear my own voice, I think, oh my God, you really are like the one.
2:27
That's what I look like when I wear them.
2:29
The cord itself, disposable.
2:32
Got ten of these.
2:35
Doesn't matter which cord, in fact, this cord's like it's too long, there's no reason I should ever have a cord this long.
2:37
It's actually a burden when I freestyle, it actually makes no sense ever.
2:41
It's like I don't understand how rappers can go in the booth and like freestyle, but Jay-Z like actually freestyles brilliant prose.
2:52
When I freestyle, it's just like gibberish.
2:52
A freestyle about my experience at GQ.
2:52
Okay, here I am today at GQ.
2:52
Earlier I farted, PU.
2:52
I call this the Zone.
2:52
It's a white noise machine.
2:52
I call it the Zone because it's made by LectroFan.
2:52
Every night I sleep with this white noise machine on.
2:52
It just sounds like for the whole eight hours and it's so important.
2:52
I've slept with a with the noise machine my entire life.
2:52
I don't like silence, like you hear every creak.
2:52
I think you hear your own thoughts more, perhaps.
2:52
Maybe I just want to like feel nothing.
2:52
I'm like about to sleep, I want to just hear just women sometimes will sleep over and initially be very resistant of the white noise sound.
3:44
They'll say, this is unbearable, I can't, I don't even want to be here anymore, and by the morning, they'll say, I'm getting one for my own house because I had such a great time with you.
3:52
I think part of it is because of your personality, another part of it might be because of your Zone man.
4:01
Initially I purchased this neck pillow for flights but there's something that's so economically unsound about my studio setup at home combined with my frail like just spine and posture choices that makes it an absolute requirement for me to wear this when I rap and record.
4:16
This is like my natural posture.
4:20
Look at how it is without, I'm doing this for for our strain, right?
4:31
I did my best rapping at like 9:30 a.m. fresh out of the shower, contact lenses in, I'm seeing clearly.
4:31
There's two screens up and then around like 1:00 p.m. I'll notice a soreness in my neck only from holding my head up.
4:31
I put this on and from about like 1:30 to 6:00, I'm wearing this.
4:31
Half the music you'll ever hear from me when I'm recording, it's like me wearing this thing.
4:51
You should know that it doesn't take away any of the swag.
4:55
You think it might actually adds value.
4:57
I feel more like a performer when I wear it.
4:59
It's like a futuristic thing.
5:03
You know how like Nelly had like the band-aid, people used to wear like goggles, you know, chains, even, this is kind of my thing.
5:07
I think it's not really like making waves yet, but we're doing this piece and maybe more people will see it.
5:14
Nasacort seems pretty self-explanatory but no one can really rap effectively with a stuffed nose.
5:39
My nose is just always stuffed.
5:39
One time I went to the ENT, that's your nose and throat doctor, and he couldn't believe that I live life this way.
5:39
My nose is stuffed like 95% of the time.
5:39
I can't even smell, I have no sense of smell and sometimes it gets stuffed to such a degree that I can't even breathe.
5:39
So I can't rap that way again.
5:39
So this is like, this is, I probably put too many squirts in.
5:39
You know, it says I think uses, it doesn't even say the amount you should or should not use.
5:39
I know you shouldn't be doing like eight squirts a day on each nostril.
5:57
So I spray it and it clears me up at least momentarily and there's no residual like odor.
5:57
I've taken other versions of this and there's this like taste, no, not with Nasacort.
5:57
Where do I begin?
5:57
It is Harry.
5:57
He's an alien.
6:14
One of the best friends I'll ever have.
6:22
He's been around since I was eight and I'm 31, so you know, I'll do the quick math real quick, so 23, 23 years.
6:22
Big nose, mouth underneath.
6:30
I draw him a lot, like if I was at a restaurant and they were like crayons and napkins to draw on for children, I would draw Harry.
6:39
He also doesn't talk, like I don't actually believe that he is a real thing but it doesn't mean he's not important.
6:49
My cream.
6:53
Every night you're probably wondering what's this guy doing at 9:30 p.m.?
6:56
Is he in the gym getting shots up?
7:05
Is he collaborating with like Kanye West?
7:05
No, putting cream on my face.
7:05
I don't know what it does, but I'm normally so greasy, but you know those things that yeah, that like you buy it like a Walgreens where it's like a thin sheet of plastic and you put it on your face and it becomes clear and you can see how much grease you have.
7:19
Before this cream, if I put that on my face, the the sheet would evaporate like you would actually like, it would evaporate due to the grease.
7:27
I'm so greasy.
7:27
Press your finger on my head and you're disgusted until this cream.
7:32
Morning, apply the cream.
7:36
Night, apply the cream.
7:36
You know, I think you can see facially, like I'm certainly coming into my own.
7:42
I'm like really, I think thriving romantically, sexually and I'm just ready to explode in 2020.
7:49
So recently somebody sent me an Oculus, the tool that allows you to enter the three dimensional realm.
7:54
You know, I knew there were like games to play on it and whatnot, but the first thing I did, like I'm sure everybody does, is I looked into like VR porn.
8:01
That's the only reason this is here.
8:09
I don't do anything but watch porn on this.
8:07
I don't, I know there's like a lot of cool things you can do.
8:09
I'm sure there's something great I could do with like the NBA, like feel like you're courtside, but really know this thing comes into play around of 12:30 a.m. every night and it's a real to do.
8:19
You know, there's so many, it's it's crazy.
8:21
It's really cool.
8:23
People were saying, don't do this, it's good, you're gonna disappear from the face of the earth, you're gonna stop dating.
8:27
No, it has not replaced actual like romance or women, it's just replaced two-dimensional masturbation.
8:32
Water bottle seems simple but it's a constant because first off, the worst thing that can ever happen to somebody I think is that they're thirsty.
8:43
I think like you mean if you died of thirst that would suck.
8:47
So I stand by that comment.
8:49
I think being thirsty is horrible.
8:52
Obviously we're in the middle of a huge environmental crisis and like we shouldn't have plastic bottles around at all times, that's so wasteful.
8:56
So I've got this old, I call it my pink thing and fill it up with water.
9:01
It's um the technology isn't the same, the water is cold, it stays cold forever in this thing.
9:06
I could have cold water in it in the fridge, take it out, put it in the desert.
9:09
I think actually I'm not sure but it should, I think it should.
9:12
Thirsty right now actually, like it just came out of the fridge.
9:22
Last thing is already here and it's my body and I'm just kidding.
9:27
It's in my rubber band that I keep on my left wrist at all times.
9:28
Ever since I was in fifth grade, I used to wear the hair bands of girls that I had a crush on but it actually turned kind of territorial.
9:36
I wanted to wear my hair band, so just to keep everybody satisfied, I started wearing just the Whole Foods rubber band on my left wrist.
9:49
I've had a Whole Foods rubber band on my left wrist for about 17 straight years.
9:49
Not the same one, they stretched out.
9:52
One will last about three weeks before it gets too loose and full of lint.
9:58
There are times where like I'll do a concert or something and I'll crowd surf, you know, because I'm cool and somehow like the rubber band will get like ripped off my wrist and then like I won't like realize it until like two hours later and I'll be shocked and feel so uneasy until I can get another one on my wrist.
10:12
People think that I wear it till I do the, you know, the self-correction thing.
10:18
No, and I hate, oh I hate when people come up to me and go like, 'Boots, news four!'
10:18
And stretch it out.
10:25
It happens all the time.
10:25
I want to spit in the person's face when they do that but I don't because I'm well-adjusted.
10:28
Thanks GQ, these are my essentials.
10:31
I'm not saying that you need to do what I do but obviously I have like reached like a pinnacle in terms of success and if you want to adopt the things that I do, then go for it.
10:44
I think it's cool and thanks for watching.
10:44
I was cool.