working hello and welcome to my brand
00:06
new kitchen nook corner things magic
00:11
this is a brand new corner of my
00:14
apartment that I've decorated it's in my
00:16
kitchen this is where I have my morning
00:17
coffee now where you breakfast or like
00:19
sit and read I have this cute little
00:22
like space heater here that keeps me
00:23
warm because it's pretty cold on that
00:25
late nights these days and I don't mean
00:27
just like chill like actually cold like
00:28
freezing temperatures because global
00:31
warming is real today's segment is an RT
00:32
video so those of you guys who don't
00:35
know what an RT is it is where I make
00:36
art drink tea and just chat about my
00:38
life and things that I'm thinking about
00:40
and talk about things that you guys want
00:42
me to talk about today I am NOT drinking
00:44
tea and drinking coffee but in a way
00:46
what defines tea something that you soak
00:48
water in and coffee grounds are soaked
00:51
in water to make coffee so in a way it's
00:54
tea I haven't had my morning coffee yet
00:56
I just want coffee fight me
00:57
I'm also stolen my PJ's but they're cute
00:58
anyway so it doesn't really matter
01:00
[Music]
01:02
before I get into today's video I'm very
01:08
pleased to announce that this video is
01:11
sponsored by NBC's brand-new TV show
01:12
rise this show is super exciting it's by
01:14
the same producers as Friday Night
01:17
Lights and Hamilton so geesh an NBC let
01:19
humble little me see the first episode
01:22
and I loved it
01:24
basically this whole entire show is
01:25
centered around a working-class high
01:27
school drama department and the whole
01:28
class is rotten by this super passionate
01:30
teacher and family man who totally
01:33
changes the students lives and like
01:35
galvanizes the whole town as you all
01:37
know I'm from a small town and growing
01:39
up I always heard that big things don't
01:41
happen to kids from small towns when I
01:43
was in high school everybody knew that I
01:45
make videos online
01:47
knew that I wanted to pursue a career in
01:49
music and the students were just
01:51
terrible to me they were so mean they
01:52
would pick on me endlessly I've been
01:55
told on many occasions that I'd never
01:57
even make it out of the town they'd even
01:58
play my songs in the hallways during
02:00
passing period to embarrass me and just
02:03
to like make fun of the things that I
02:05
was passionate about they would do
02:07
everything in their power to try to
02:08
convince me that I wasn't capable of
02:10
becoming an artist many times it felt
02:12
like the whole entire town was just
02:14
laughing at me like you really think you
02:16
can do this but in that town there were
02:18
two people who always believed in me no
02:20
matter what and those two people were my
02:23
art teachers they would watch all of my
02:25
videos and listen to all of my songs in
02:26
the car they were always there to
02:29
nurture my dreams even when I didn't
02:31
believe in myself they believed in me
02:33
and if it wasn't for them I wouldn't
02:35
have had the courage to pursue an
02:37
artistic career if it weren't for them I
02:39
don't think I'd even have ever made it
02:41
out of that tiny Texan town but alas I
02:43
did and I live in LA I have my own
02:46
apartment the show really reminds me of
02:48
my art teachers like the teacher in the
02:50
show they always taught me to dare to
02:52
dream the cast is super diverse and I
02:53
think that anybody can relate to the
02:55
themes of the show you can watch the
02:57
series premiere on March 13 at 10:00 to
02:59
9:00 central on NBC and if you want any
03:01
more information you can click on the
03:04
link in the description below thank you
03:05
Embassy for sponsoring this video and
03:06
for letting me tell my little story from
03:08
my art to today I kind of wanted to talk
03:10
a little bit about my life and how I
03:11
pursued an artistic career today I am
03:15
just sketching some I drew this dude do
03:17
you see him he has clips in his hair I'm
03:21
just kind of like sketching today
03:23
because I just finished something like
03:24
not that long ago and so I'm just kind
03:26
of like brainstorming sketch a one day I
03:29
kind of want to release like a little
03:31
booklet of all my little sketches that I
03:32
do just because I think it'd be really
03:34
fun I get a lot of questions about how I
03:36
found the courage to actually pursue an
03:39
artistic career I know a lot of you guys
03:42
are kind of at this point in your life
03:44
where you know that you should be going
03:45
to college and you should be pursuing
03:47
some kind of
03:50
business degree or something that you're
03:50
not passionate about it's a really hard
03:52
thing to actually pursue because it's so
03:54
risky and like I said earlier it's
03:56
almost as if the whole world just laughs
03:59
at you and you tell them that you want
04:01
to become an artist when I was in high
04:03
school people really didn't believe in
04:05
me except for my two are teachers and
04:07
it's kind of hard because you know that
04:09
it's everyone's expectation that you're
04:13
not actually gonna succeed I truly truly
04:14
don't believe that I would have pursued
04:17
a career in the arts if I hadn't already
04:19
been working at it for like nine years
04:21
I've been making videos since I was nine
04:23
years old so I put so much effort into
04:25
cultivating the things that I loved that
04:28
I felt like if I didn't do it it'd be
04:31
such a waste like I've been doing this
04:33
for so long why would I just throw it
04:35
all away that was one of the things that
04:37
just kept me ignoring what everyone was
04:39
saying everyone always told me Oh Conan
04:42
you gotta have a back-up plan you gotta
04:44
have this and that and yeah it's smart
04:45
it's always smart to have a back-up plan
04:47
but I knew what I wanted to do and any
04:49
fears that I wasn't gonna be able to
04:52
succeed just diminished the second I
04:54
realized how hard I've been working at
04:57
this end and how people don't know how
04:59
much work has gone into the things that
05:02
I love people often write off artists as
05:05
these kids are just like doodling in
05:07
their sketchbooks it's never the case
05:08
adults love to totally just discredit
05:10
kids work because they don't think that
05:13
it's serious or don't think that it's
05:15
gonna lead to a career but you never
05:18
know until you try
05:21
if you tell a kid that they're not gonna
05:22
be successful and they don't pursue it
05:24
that they're not gonna be successful
05:26
because you're not giving them the
05:27
chance to try it's a scary scary thing
05:28
for sure and everyone who's deciding
05:31
what they want to do in college right
05:34
now my heart goes out to you because
05:35
it's a confusing time a lot of people
05:37
ask me why I didn't go to art school and
05:40
my clear answer is after doing art in
05:42
high school for four years like going to
05:45
the art classes and
05:48
the competitions and everything I really
05:49
grew to just loathe the process of like
05:51
being told what to make and then making
05:55
it and like doing well but like who
05:57
cares I didn't enjoy the process at all
05:59
I didn't get to draw something that I
06:01
wanted to draw so what's the point even
06:03
I knew that music was a better creative
06:05
outlet for me and I knew that I was in
06:08
that hate making art if I pursued it as
06:10
career so I wanted to leave like drawing
06:12
as something that I do on my free time
06:15
and music is more like a courier thing
06:17
just because I felt like it was a better
06:20
representation of Who I am it's so hard
06:22
to trust yourself and I know that but
06:24
eventually you just have to take a hold
06:27
of your own life and say if this is what
06:30
I really want to do then you have to do
06:32
it because I knew that the thought of
06:34
missing out on some career that I really
06:36
wanted to have would be so much more
06:39
painful than pursuing it and then
06:40
potentially being very poor and having
06:43
nothing I knew that if I was like 45 and
06:46
like had a business degree I was working
06:49
at a company and I have like children
06:51
but looked back on my life and didn't
06:52
pursue any of the things I was really
06:55
passionate about I knew that I would
06:56
hate that so much more than going to
06:58
college pursuing art and then being poor
07:00
they've got snot the case for you then
07:02
maybe you shouldn't pursue a career in
07:04
art because for some people and I
07:05
totally understand it art is this very
07:07
creative thing and it's nice to have it
07:09
as like an outlet not a work source
07:12
because once it becomes work you don't
07:14
really get that much creative freedom I
07:16
have to focus I'm drawing like a curl
07:19
right now I'm drawing a person not any
07:21
person in particular just a face that my
07:25
brain has come up with someone told me
07:28
that when you draw like random faces
07:30
your brain like subconsciously selects a
07:33
person to draw but you just don't know
07:36
that someone also told me that everyone
07:37
in your dream you've seen before and
07:39
real life like your brain can't just
07:42
make up a person I don't know if that's
07:44
true but I'd like to think is true
07:46
because that's super amazing I put pen
07:47
in his hair because I saw this really
07:49
adorable photo of some dude backstage at
07:51
a just like I stopped mid-sentence to
07:54
drink coffee backstage at a photoshoot
07:57
or some kind of like runway and he was
08:00
like getting his makeup done and they
08:04
were like spraying water on him and he
08:05
had these like cute little pins in his
08:07
hair and it just kind of blew my mind
08:09
that there's the cutest bird on my tree
08:11
outside right now oh my gosh I wonder if
08:14
I could show go please don't please
08:16
don't please don't move Oh bye I'm so
08:18
sidetracked that's how Artie always goes
08:24
oh they're talking about Ella [ __ ] you
08:26
I'm just a little boy don't take me my
08:28
apartment I was like shake someone how
08:30
the plane goes by models it always blows
08:32
my mind that the pinnacles of like
08:35
masculinity and men and like what
08:37
everyone sees when they go sighing like
08:40
what the media projects as like a man in
08:42
reality does all of the things that men
08:45
aren't allowed to do like get their hair
08:48
done and get facials and like get
08:51
mani-pedis and get their makeup done
08:53
like it's just so ironic isn't that
08:55
ironic that shouldn't be the case since
08:57
male models the like pinnacle of what a
09:00
man should be do it then shouldn't all
09:03
men do it I don't know the world is a
09:06
silly place ever since I made that girly
09:09
boy video of me painting my nails I've
09:11
been thinking a lot more about the
09:13
juxtaposition of like what reality is
09:15
and what we perceive it as I've just
09:17
been thinking a lot about the extent
09:21
that we go through to push sexist ideals
09:22
on people there are so many things that
09:25
we do subconsciously and we don't even
09:27
notice the other day I was sitting at
09:28
dinner with my friends you're talking
09:30
about a date that my friend had just
09:32
gone on and she proposed the question
09:33
like who do you think should have paid
09:35
in this situation and I go well of
09:37
course the guy and she was like why
09:40
though I asked him on the date and I was
09:41
like you're right like that's stupid and
09:44
like if you asked the person on the date
09:46
shouldn't you pick is you're the one
09:48
who's like taking him out and I was like
09:50
wow I'm just like a hit in a sec
09:52
listen I don't know it really got me
09:53
thinking there's this photo of me that's
09:56
one of my favorite photos in the whole
09:58
entire world I love it so much and it's
09:59
me standing in this light slip dress
10:01
that's like light pink and I'm wearing
10:05
these light pink shoes with socks and
10:07
these big Chanel glasses that my friend
10:10
Hannah had basically my friend Hannah
10:14
was moving out of her room and I was
10:15
helping her pack but I wasn't really
10:17
helping I was just putting everything on
10:19
I'm walking around three of my other
10:20
friends were there and you're just
10:23
laughing so hard I was like giving on
10:23
the show it was so much fun it was the
10:25
last day that I saw all of them before I
10:27
moved to California which is just a
10:30
heartbreaking memory but like I'm glad
10:32
that we spent it laughing and not crying
10:34
but I remember having so much fun in
10:36
that slip dress and I remember having so
10:38
much fun in those heels because in those
10:41
heels I was like six foot one and it was
10:42
the funniest thing it was the most fun
10:44
I've had in so long and I was like I
10:46
wish I could just wear a dress and like
10:48
be silly and like not care but it
10:50
doesn't cross my mind I don't wake up in
10:53
the morning thinking like I should wear
10:54
a slip dress even though I loved it so
10:56
much I've been thinking a lot more about
10:58
like the juxtaposition of like male
11:00
things and female things conceptually
11:02
and so I'm drawing this dude with pins
11:04
in his hair and I think I'm gonna draw
11:06
my like legs from that photo and because
11:07
my feet are like this and like my love
11:10
shoes are so cute Hannah and I have the
11:13
same shoe size as well so that was my
11:15
face I'm gonna need to focus real quick
11:16
I'm actually super Bob proportion it's
11:19
one of the hardest things in drawing for
11:22
sure it's just such a challenge it's so
11:25
hard let's see if I can this photo
11:27
kills me so much it's so funny there's
11:31
like a whole set up um there's one where
11:34
I'm like wearing a cowboy hat not such a
11:35
good memory I've really been missing my
11:37
hometown lately my Spotify suggests my
11:39
own song idle town to me all the time
11:42
and they'll just catch me off guard
11:45
because it's just like playing in like
11:46
the radio's of like other people's and
11:48
I'll just start playing and I'll just
11:50
get shot in the face with a wave of
11:52
nostalgia that I wasn't mentally
11:54
prepared for
11:57
it happened this morning and I kid you
11:58
not my heart literally was hurting I was
11:59
like wow and I remembered all these
12:03
memories sitting on the football field
12:06
with my friend actually watching
12:08
everyone do their band practice and like
12:11
soccer practice on the field and going
12:13
out and eating ice cream and staring at
12:16
the stars and I'm driving in the car on
12:18
the summer nights when it just rained
12:21
and since Texas is so hot the nighttime
12:23
is like a good like 60 degrees it's warm
12:26
and everything is just like steaming but
12:29
it's so cold and it's just such a nice I
12:32
just miss it I miss my friends and I
12:35
missed that time and I know it'll never
12:37
come back but I'm so glad I have that
12:39
song to like constantly encapsulate that
12:41
memory I'm never gonna change that song
12:44
no matter what any producers or anyone
12:47
says I am ain't gonna change that song
12:49
my ink I'm not gonna rerecord it I'm not
12:51
gonna do anything I don't want to I
12:53
really don't want to just cuz it's so
12:55
precious to me and I did it like all by
12:56
myself in my room and like how do I ever
12:59
duplicate that I don't think I can these
13:01
are so weird it's really hard to draw
13:04
them for anyone out there who doesn't
13:06
really know if they should pursue a
13:09
career in art it's okay you can take
13:12
your time to decide I was lucky enough
13:14
to know exactly what I wanted to do
13:16
since I was really young so I had the
13:18
opportunity to pursue that for a long
13:20
time
13:22
but it's not like that for most people I
13:23
mean all my friends I know they don't
13:25
know what they want to do with their
13:27
lives and that's perfectly fine that's
13:28
what college is for there's not that big
13:30
of a rush even though we live in a
13:31
current time where everyone thinks that
13:34
if they're not rich and successful by
13:35
the time they're 30 that they're gonna
13:37
die that's not the case don't worry if
13:39
anyone out there watching this right now
13:42
is pursuing a career in art or is an art
13:44
school and has any good advice to give
13:46
to kids who don't really know if they
13:49
want to pursue it and could give a
13:51
little bit of a better insight to what
13:52
it is to have a creative career I'd love
13:54
for you to put it down in the comments
13:56
below so it just helped other people
13:57
know I have a creative career now you
13:59
know I'm a songwriter and I make these
14:01
videos and I even draw for my t-shirts
14:03
and things like that and I will
14:06
it is definitely one of the most
14:07
rewarding things in my whole entire life
14:10
I put my career above everything because
14:12
I love it it's a little hard sometimes
14:14
because there are times when I don't
14:16
feel like creating because creativity
14:18
hits it's not just the thing you just
14:20
constantly shove it out there and I have
14:23
to create anyways and that's something
14:25
that you have to keep in mind it when
14:27
pursuing a creative career there are
14:28
times when I don't want to make RNA when
14:30
I don't want to make a video and I don't
14:32
want to make a song I don't want to sing
14:33
that's not true I always want to say no
14:35
one can I need to shut up if you're
14:37
pursuing a career in the arts know that
14:38
it's a career in the arts which means
14:40
that you do have to take into account
14:42
the business of it what you guys don't
14:44
see behind the scenes is I'm constantly
14:46
in meetings with companies and it is a
14:47
bit weird because I'm so used to just
14:49
making art and now I make art that is
14:51
gonna be sold to the masses and there
14:54
are certain things that you have to take
14:56
into perspective that you've never
14:58
really realized before and it's odd to
14:59
like go to these meetings and talk about
15:01
these memories that you had because
15:03
they're your memories but now they're
15:04
gonna be everyone's memories there's
15:06
just a few things that you have to need
15:08
to think about I'm gonna go ahead and
15:09
finish this up and once it's finished
15:11
I'll show you guys the finished product
15:13
that's just a sketch so I don't know why
15:15
it would be finished anyways but you
15:17
know we just gonna act like it's cooler
15:20
than it actually is
15:22
thank you so much for watching this
15:27
video if you have any input on anything
15:29
that I said in this video I would love
15:31
to hear it come in if there's anything
15:33
that you really want me to talk about in
15:34
the next arty video put it down there
15:35
for me to see and I'll see you guys in a
15:37
couple days at the brand new video god
15:39
bless and goodbye
15:41
[Music]
15:43
[Music]
15:52
I just farted
16:01
歌词与翻译
[中文]
工作你好，欢迎来到我的品牌
新的厨房角落，神奇的东西
这是我的
公寓的一个全新角落，我装饰了它在我的
厨房里，这是我早上吃早餐的地方
咖啡，你吃早餐或喜欢
坐下来读书的地方我有这个可爱的小
，就像空间加热器，它让我
保持温暖，因为
深夜很冷天，我的意思不是
只是喜欢寒冷，就像实际上寒冷，就像
冰冻温度，因为全球
变暖是真实的，今天的片段是一个RT
视频，所以你们中那些不
知道RT是什么的人，这是我制作
艺术的地方，喝茶，聊聊我的
生活和我正在思考的事情
，并谈论你们想要的事情
我今天要讲的我不是喝
茶和咖啡，而是在某种程度上
什么定义了茶，你浸泡
水的东西，咖啡渣浸泡
在水中煮咖啡，所以在某种程度上它是
茶，我早上还没喝咖啡
我只是想咖啡打我
我也偷了我的睡衣，但它们很可爱
所以
[音乐]
在开始今天的视频之前，我非常
很高兴地宣布，该视频
由 NBC 的全新电视节目
rise 赞助，这个节目非常令人兴奋，由
与《星期五之夜》相同的制作人制作
Lights 和 Hamilton，所以天哪，NBC 让
谦虚的小我看第一集
我喜欢它
基本上整个节目都是
以工人阶级高中
学校戏剧系为中心，整个
班级都被这位超级热情的
老师和顾家男人搞得烂透了，他完全
改变了学生的生活，就像
激励了整个城镇，因为你们都
知道我来自一个小镇，
长大我总是听说大事不会
发生在小镇的孩子身上，当我
上高中时，每个人都知道我
在网上制作视频
知道我想从事
音乐事业，而学生们对我来说
很糟糕，他们非常刻薄，
会无休止地找我的麻烦。 我
在很多场合都被告知，我永远不会
甚至离开小镇，他们甚至
在
过路的时候在走廊里播放我的歌曲让我难堪，只是
喜欢取笑我
热衷的事情，他们会尽一切努力
...
让我相信我没有能力
成为一名艺术家，很多时候感觉
整个镇子都在
嘲笑我，就像你真的认为你
可以做到这一点，但在那个镇上有
两个人永远相信我
无论如何，这两个人是我的
艺术老师，他们会在
视频并听我所有的歌曲，他们总是在那里
车里观看我所有的
培养我的梦想，即使我不
相信自己，他们也相信我
，如果没有他们，我不会
有勇气追求
艺术如果没有他们，我
想我根本不可能
离开那个德克萨斯小镇，但可惜我
做到了，而且我住在洛杉矶，我有自己的
公寓，这个节目真的让我想起了
我的艺术老师，就像
节目中的老师，他们总是教我敢于
梦想，演员阵容非常多样化，我
认为任何人可以与节目的
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让我讲述从
我的艺术到今天的小故事，我有点想谈谈
一些关于我的生活以及我如何
今天追求艺术生涯我
只是画一些草图，我画了这个家伙做的
你看他，他的头发上有夹子我
今天有点像画草图
因为我不久前刚刚完成了类似
的东西，所以我只是善良
就像头脑风暴草图一样，有一天我
有点想发布一本包含我所有小草图的小
小册子我
这样做只是因为我认为这真的
很有趣。我收到了很多问题，关于我
如何找到勇气真正追求
艺术生涯。我知道你们很多人
正处于人生的这个阶段
，你知道自己应该
上大学，并且应该追求
某种
商业学位或你想要的东西
不热衷于它是一件非常困难的
真正追求的事情，因为它是如此
风险很大，就像我之前说的那样
几乎整个世界都在嘲笑你
而你告诉他们你想
成为一名艺术家，当我在高中时
学校里的人真的不相信
我，除了我的两个是老师和
这有点困难，因为你知道
每个人都期望你
实际上不会成功，我真的
不相信如果我没有
艺术职业
在艺术领域工作了大约九年，我不会追求
我从九岁
开始就开始制作视频，所以我在
上投入了很多精力培养我喜欢的事情
我觉得如果我不这样做，那就
太浪费了，就像我已经这样做了
这么久，为什么我要把它扔掉
所有这些都是
让我忽视每个人的事情之一
说每个人总是告诉我哦柯南
你必须有一个后备计划你必须
有这个有那个，是的，这很聪明
有一个备用计划总是明智的
但我知道我想做什么，任何
对我无法
成功的恐惧都在我
意识到我为
这个目标付出了多少努力的那一刻就消失了，人们不知道
在
我喜欢人们经常贬低艺术家的事情上付出了多少努力，因为
这些孩子就像在
他们的素描本上涂鸦，从来都不是案例
成年人喜欢完全抹黑
孩子的工作，因为他们不认为
这很严重，或者不认为
会带来职业生涯，但你永远
知道，直到你尝试
如果你告诉孩子他们不会
成功并且他们不追求它
他们不会成功
因为你不给他们
尝试的机会，这是一件可怕的事情
，当然，每个决定
他们想在大学做什么的人
现在我的心与你同在，因为
这是一个令人困惑的时期，很多人
问我为什么不去艺术学校，
我明确的答案是在
高中做了四年艺术之后，就像去
艺术课和
比赛和我真正
逐渐讨厌这样的过程：
被告知要做什么，然后制作
它喜欢做得很好，但像谁
在乎我根本不喜欢这个过程
我没有画出我
想画的东西，所以有什么意义
我知道音乐是对我来说，这是一个更好的创意
出路，我知道我在
，如果我把它作为
职业，我会讨厌创作艺术，所以我想把绘画
作为我在空闲时间做的事情
，而音乐更像是一种快递的东西
，只是因为我觉得它更好地
代表我是谁，很难
相信自己，我知道，但是
最终你只需要抓住自己的生活
并说这是否就是这样
我真的很想做，那么你就必须做
，因为我知道
错过我真正 我不知道如果我像45岁并且
想要的职业的想法比追求它然后
...
可能非常贫穷并且
一无所有要痛苦得多
拥有商业学位，我会在一家公司工作
并且我有像孩子
但回首过去我的生活中并没有
追求任何我真正
热衷的事情，我知道我会
讨厌它，而不是去
大学追求艺术然后变得贫穷
那么他们就不适合你
也许你不应该追求
艺术职业，因为对于一些人和我来说
完全理解艺术就是这样
创造性东西，很高兴拥有它
就像一个出路而不是工作来源
，因为一旦它成为工作，你就不会
真正获得那么多的创作自由，我
必须集中注意力，我画得像一卷卷发
现在我画的是一个人，不是任何
人，特别是一张脸，我的
大脑想出了有人告诉我
，当你画得像随机面孔时
你的大脑会下意识地选择一个
人来画，但你只是不知道
有人还告诉我，每个人
在你的梦中见过，
现实生活中的你的大脑不能只是
画出一个人，我不知道这是否正确
，但我想认为是真的
因为那太神奇了，我把笔写下来了
在他的头发里，因为我真的看到了
某个家伙在
后台的可爱照片，就像我在拍摄照片时在后台喝咖啡
...
喝咖啡 或某种类似跑道的东西，他
喜欢化妆，他们
就像在他身上喷水，他
在他的
头发上有这些像可爱的小别针一样只是有点让我震惊
我的树上有一只最可爱的鸟
现在就在外面哦天啊我想知道是否
我可以展示一下请不要走
不要请不要动哦再见我太
偏离了方向，阿蒂总是这样
哦他们在谈论艾拉[ __ ]你
我只是一个小男孩，不要带我的
公寓我就像摇晃某人
飞机如何通过模型飞行，它总是吹动
我的想法是
男子气概和男人的顶峰，就像
每个人在叹息时所看到的
媒体所描绘的就像
现实中的男人一样，做所有男人
不被允许做的事情，比如做头发
做面部护理之类的
修指甲并完成化妆
就像这太讽刺了不是吗
讽刺的是，不应该这样，因为
男性模特就像
男人应该做的事情的顶峰，那么不应该所有
男人都这样做我不知道世界是一个
愚蠢的地方，自从我制作了我画画的女孩
男孩视频后我的指甲我
一直在思考
现实是什么
和我们所感知的并置，因为我
一直在思考
我们在多大程度上 将性别歧视理想
强加给人们
我们下意识地做了很多事情，我们甚至没有
注意到有一天我坐在家里
和我的朋友一起吃饭，你正在谈论
一次约会，我的朋友刚刚
继续进行，她提出了一个问题
就像你认为在这种情况下谁应该付钱
，我很喜欢
那家伙，她就像为什么
虽然我在约会上问了他，我
就像你是对的，那是愚蠢的，
就像你问了约会中的那个人
你不应该选择的是你
那个想带他出去的人，我当时想
哇我就像一秒钟的热门
听着我不知道它真的让我着迷
认为我的这张照片是
全世界我最喜欢的照片之一
整个世界，我非常喜欢它，
我穿着浅粉色的吊带裙
，我穿着
浅粉色的鞋子和袜子，
我的朋友
汉娜戴的这副大香奈儿眼镜，基本上是我的朋友汉娜
正在搬出她的房间，我
帮她收拾行李，但我并没有真正
帮忙，我只是把所有东西都穿上了
我在周围走动，另外三个
朋友也在场，你只是
笑得很厉害，我就像在表演
这个节目，太有趣了，这是
我
搬到加利福尼亚之前看到他们所有人的最后一天，这只是一段
令人心碎的回忆，但就像我很高兴
我们一起笑而不哭
但我记得
那件吊带裙很有趣，我记得
穿那些高跟鞋很有趣，因为穿着那些
高跟鞋我就像六英尺一英寸，这是
最有趣的事情，这是最有趣的
我已经有这么久了，我
希望我能只穿一件衣服就像
傻乎乎的，喜欢不在乎，但它
并没有出现在我的脑海里，我不会在
早上醒来，想着我应该穿
一件吊带裙，尽管我非常喜欢
，我一直在思考更多关于
，比如概念上类似男性
的事物和女性事物的并置
，所以我用别针画这个家伙
在他的头发上，我想我要画
那张照片中我喜欢的腿，因为
我的脚是这样的，就像我的爱人
鞋子太可爱了汉娜，我的鞋子尺寸也
相同，所以那是我的
脸，我需要快速对焦
我实际上是超级鲍勃比例，这是
绘画中最难的事情之一
当然这真是一个挑战，太难了
让我们看看我是否能拍出这张照片
太让我难受了，太有趣了，
就像一个整体设置，嗯，有一个
我就像戴着一顶牛仔帽，不是这样的
美好的记忆，我真的很想念我的
家乡，最近我的 Spotify 总是向我推荐我的
自己的歌曲《idletown》
，他们会让我措手不及
，因为这就像在
中玩耍一样收音机的声音和其他人的一样，
我刚开始玩，我就会
被一波
怀旧情绪击中脸部，而我在精神上并没有
做好准备
这件事发生在今天早上，我骗你
我的心真的没有受伤，我
就像哇，我想起了坐在足球场上的所有这些
回忆
我的朋友实际上在观看
每个人都在练习乐队，喜欢
在球场上练习足球，
出去吃冰淇淋，盯着
星星，我在车里开车
刚刚下雨的夏夜
，因为德克萨斯州的夜晚很热
就像60度一样，很温暖
，一切都很温暖就像热气腾腾，但是
天气太冷了，真是太棒了，我
只是想念它，我想念我的朋友，我
错过了那段时间，我知道它永远不会
回来，但我很高兴我有那首
歌曲来不断地概括那段
记忆，我永远不会改变那首歌
无论任何制作人或任何人
说我不是会改变那首歌
我的墨水我不会重新录制它我不会
会做任何我不想做的事情我
真的不想只是因为它对我来说是如此
珍贵，我在我的房间里
自己做了这一切，就像我如何
复制我不认为我可以这些
太奇怪了，真的很难画
给那些不
真正知道自己是否应该从事艺术
职业的人，没关系，你可以花
时间来决定我是否足够幸运
确切地知道我想做什么
，因为我还很年轻，所以我有
机会在很长的
时间里追求它
，但对大多数人来说情况并非如此，我
是指我知道的所有朋友，他们不
知道他们想在自己的
生活中做什么，这很好，这就是
大学的目的，没有那么大的
匆忙即使我们生活在
现在，每个人都认为
如果他们在
30岁时不富有和成功，他们就会
死去，但事实并非如此，如果
现在观看此内容的人
正在追求艺术职业或正在就读艺术
学校，并且有任何好的建议可以给
给那些不这样做的孩子 我真的知道他们是否
想要追求它，并且可以让
更好地了解
我喜欢
拥有一个创意职业是什么，让您将其写在下面的评论
中，这样它只会帮助其他人
知道我现在有一个创意职业，您
知道我是一名歌曲作者，我制作了这些
视频，我什至为我的T恤画画
和类似的事情，我会
这绝对是我一生中最有价值的事情之一
...
我把我的事业置于一切之上，因为
我喜欢它，有时有点困难
因为有时我
不想创造，因为创造力
击中它不仅仅是你
不断地把它推到那里的东西，我无论如何都有
要创作，这是
你必须记住的事情，当
追求创意职业时，有
次我不想制作RNA，当
我不想制作视频，我不想
想要制作一首我不想唱的歌曲
那不是真的，我总是想说不
我可以需要吗如果您正在
从事艺术事业，请闭嘴
这是一项艺术事业，这意味着
你确实必须考虑到
它的业务，你们在幕后
看到的是我经常
与公司开会，这有点
有点奇怪，因为我太习惯了
创作艺术，而现在我创作的艺术
将被出售给大众，并且
有些事情你必须
考虑到你从未
的角度以前真的意识到，
喜欢参加这些会议并谈论
你拥有的这些记忆，因为
它们是你的记忆，但现在它们
将成为每个人的记忆
只有一些你需要
考虑的事情我要继续并
完成这个，一旦完成
我会向你们展示完成的产品
这只是一个草图，所以我不知道为什么
它无论如何都会完成，但你
知道我们只是表现得比实际情况更酷
...
非常感谢你观看这个
视频，如果你对我在这个视频中所说的任何
有任何意见，我很乐意
听到它进来，如果有什么
你真的想要的话让我在
下一个艺术视频中谈论它，把它放在那里
给我看，我会在
几天后在全新的视频之神见到你们
祝福再见
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我刚刚放了个屁
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重点词汇
开始练习
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working /ˈwɜːrkɪŋ/ A1 |
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brand /brænd/ A1 |
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new /njuː/ A1 |
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kitchen /ˈkɪtʃən/ A1 |
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nook /nʊk/ B1 |
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corner /ˈkɔːrnər/ A1 |
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things /θɪŋz/ A1 |
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magic /ˈmædʒɪk/ A2 |
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apartment /əˈpɑːrtmənt/ A1 |
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decorated /ˈdekəreɪtɪd/ A2 |
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coffee /ˈkɒfi/ A1 |
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breakfast /ˈbrekfəst/ A1 |
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warm /wɔːrm/ A1 |
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cold /kəʊld/ A1 |
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freezing /ˈfriːzɪŋ/ A2 |
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global /ˈɡləʊbəl/ B1 |
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warming /ˈwɔːmɪŋ/ A2 |
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segment /ˈseɡmənt/ B1 |
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video /ˈvɪdiəʊ/ A1 |
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art /ɑːrt/ A1 |
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tea /tiː/ A1 |
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重点语法结构
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I haven't had my morning coffee yet, I just want coffee fight me
➔ 现在完成时 & 祈使句
➔ “I haven’t had” 使用现在完成时表示尚未完成的动作。“fight me”是一种口语化的、具有挑战性的祈使句。
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basically this whole entire show is centered around a working-class high school drama department
➔ 被动语态 & 复合形容词
➔ “is centered around”是被动语态结构。“working-class”是修饰“high school drama department”的复合形容词。
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I truly truly don't believe that I would have pursued a career in the arts if I hadn't already been working at it for like nine years
➔ 第三条件句
➔ “If I hadn’t been working… I would have pursued…”是典型的第三条件句结构，表达一个不真实的过去条件及其假设的结果。
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I knew that music was a better creative outlet for me and I knew that I was in that hate making art if I pursued it as career
➔ 名词性从句 & 不定式短语
➔ “that music was…”和“that I was…”是充当动词“knew”宾语的名词性从句。“to pursue it as a career”是不定式短语。
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