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-[ Singing ] Good morning, sun, hey, hey 00:00
Do you need another mule skin 00:05
I only knew -- 00:10
[ Music stops ] 00:11
-[ Singing ] Take a sip from your soul 00:14
On a metaphysical milkshake 00:17
-I'm a huge fan of your music, 00:21
and I'm a huge fan of your Sirius "Apron Strings" 00:24
Outlaw Country radio show. -Yes. 00:28
-Now, you've played the Grand Ole Opry how many times? 00:30
-Like, 400 or something? 00:33
-400 times? -Yeah. 00:35
How does -- how does that happen? 00:37
-Uh, I was in town a lot when people canceled. 00:38
-[ Southern accent ] You talk funny. 00:42
-Do not! -Do too! 00:44
-[ Laughs ] 00:45
-If you could go anywhere, where would you want to go? 00:46
-I think I would like to go to Cuba. 00:48
I'd really like to go to Cuba. 00:50
Damn! 00:55
That's magic, Rainn. You are magic. 00:56
-Your story, I read about a little bit 00:59
and seen in some interviews. 01:01
You grew up with crazy backwoods parents. 01:02
-Yes, yes. -Take us through that. 01:06
-My dad ran moonshine with the mafia, 01:08
and my mother was a hillbilly singer. 01:10
Now, she was a serious singer and musician, 01:12
and she played quite a bit when she was young. 01:14
-What did she sound like when she was singing? 01:16
-She sounded like the pain 01:18
of Appalachian women all coming through your voice. 01:19
Like Hazel Dickens. -What would she sing? 01:22
-[ Singing ] You were mine for just a while 01:25
Now you're putting on a style 01:29
[ Normal voice ] Like, real country. 01:31
-Wow, that's gorgeous. 01:32
-[ Singing ] And you never once looked back 01:33
At your home across the track 01:35
-Wow! 01:38
That's so good. I got goose pimples. 01:40
How do you write a song? -A line pops in my head. 01:42
Like "El Camino." Like, I just immediately was, 01:45
"I know this guy, he's all wrong for me," 01:47
and I wrote the first line was the first line. 01:51
And the second line was the second line. 01:54
So, I wrote it exactly in that order. 01:55
Yeah, that's when it's easy. But it's not always that easy. 01:57
Sometimes it's a lot harder. -I know this guy, 01:59
he's all wrong for me. 02:02
Country music seems to be often 02:03
about people, especially women, overcoming obstacles. 02:05
-Yes. -What are some obstacles 02:10
you've had to get over in your life? 02:11
-Big, hairy, in-my-way men. 02:13
[ Both laugh ] 02:15
No, I would just say, probably, 02:17
what a lot of women go through, 02:19
and then maybe a Southern blonde woman, 02:20
which is just being underestimated. 02:23
-Mm. -And being perceived 02:26
that you don't have anything going on in the cortex. 02:29
-Mm-hmm. 02:32
-So, but in a way, it can be an advantage, 02:34
because you sneak in from behind. 02:37
-Now, you've said that you had a crazy religious upbringing. 02:38
-Yeah, sort of accidentally. 02:42
I don't think my parents really intended it. 02:44
I think they just thought it was a really cheap babysitter 02:46
to send me to the church to hang out. 02:49
-Like, for the weekends, you would hang out 02:51
at the Pentecostal church, or all day Sunday? 02:53
-All day Sunday. 02:55
Because they had a big country gospel band 02:56
that would play for, like, two or three hours. 02:58
That was the best part was just rocking out, 03:00
country gospel band. 03:02
Like, Southern gospel for like two or three hours. 03:03
And so, I always say there was like a fried cloud 03:06
of chicken smoke hanging over the neighborhood, 03:08
and then they'd like, say some scripture real fast, 03:10
and people would freak out. 03:12
And speaking in tongues. -Speak in tongues? 03:14
And so, you had parents that were actively breaking 03:16
the law and they were kind of musicians 03:19
and hanging out in the honky-tonk bars, 03:21
but then you were spending Sundays 03:23
in a Pentecostal church. -Right. 03:25
Learning that they were going to hell, 03:27
and boy, I sure was gonna miss 'em 03:29
when they weren't around. 03:31
-And what is your spiritual life today, 03:33
or your religious life? 03:35
-I'm in an information-gathering phase. 03:37
I don't know what I think yet. -I think we should all be 03:40
in kind of an information-gathering phase. 03:42
-Yeah, always and forever, right? 03:44
-And what have you done as you've gone on this path 03:45
of kind of spiritual, personal discovery, 03:49
looking for some spiritual connection in your life? 03:52
-I think I've just tried to read and gather information 03:55
and learn about "What is Buddhism? 03:58
Like, what does that really mean? 04:00
What are the core principles of that?" 04:02
And how -- how is Islam different from Judaism? 04:03
Obviously it's very different. Like, how and why? 04:07
I mean, I think people are vastly undereducated 04:09
about it when we know there's contention there, 04:11
but I don't know -- completely understand 04:13
the depth of why. 04:15
And I think a whole lot of people don't understand, 04:16
even the people in the throes of it 04:18
don't understand the depth of why. 04:19
-Do you believe in a God or a higher power? 04:20
-There's a lot of random things going on, obviously, 04:23
but there also seems to be a bit of a symphony 04:26
at the same time, with nature, and can that really be random? 04:29
-Life's big questions. Lightning round. 04:33
Would you want to know the exact moment 04:36
when you're going to die? -Yes. 04:38
-If you could be fluent in any language right now, 04:40
which one would you choose? 04:42
-Arabic. -Why? 04:43
-Because they're saying stuff. I'd like to know what it is. 04:44
-[ Laughs ] 04:46
Do you pray? -No. 04:48
-Can men and women really just be friends? 04:50
-Yes. -What do you fear most in life? 04:52
-Not knowing what's gonna happen. 04:55
-Is your accent real? -Yes. 04:57
-Wrong answer. It's put on. 04:58
You're actually from Ohio. 05:01
Define success in 10 words or less. 05:02
-Happiness. Good clothes. 05:04
That's two words. 05:06
-That's three altogether. Happiness, good clothes? 05:08
-Happiness, good clothes, saline swimming pool, 05:10
exotic cat, cactus. 05:13
-That's like you wrote a poem just then. 05:16
That's like a haiku. 05:18
-It all means something, you know? 05:18
-What's one thing that people don't know about you? 05:20
-That I'm a math nerd. 05:22
I went through four calculuses in college, like, for fun. 05:25
Because it was a good elective for me 05:29
because I made good grades in it. 05:31
-Wow! -But, yeah. 05:33
-So, YouTube, Elizabeth Cook here, Grand Ole Opry star, 05:35
is also a calculus geek and a math nerd. 05:38
Who would have possibly thunk it? 05:41
What is something about you 05:43
that is surprising that people don't know? 05:45
Some secret part of yourself. Share it with us. 05:48
Write it in the comment section below. 05:51
Ticka-ticka-tick. Or better yet, 05:52
upload a video and tell us about it. 05:55
And Elizabeth and I will watch 05:57
every single video that gets uploaded. 05:59
Promise? -Promise. 06:01
-Pinky swear. -Mm. 06:02
-Ow! -Oh! 06:03

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[中文]
早上好,太阳,嘿,嘿
你需要另一匹骡子吗?
我只知道——
音乐停止
从你的灵魂中啜饮一口
在形而上的奶昔里
我很喜欢你的音乐,
而且我很喜欢你 Sirius 上的“Apron Strings”节目。- 是的。
现在,你已经在 Grand Ole Opry 演出过多少次了?
大约 400 次左右?
400 次?- 是的。
-400 times? -Yeah.
这怎么——这怎么发生的?
我经常在人们取消演出的时候去那里。
你说话的方式很特别。
才没有!- 有!
笑声
如果你能去任何地方,你想去哪里?
我想去古巴。
我真的很想去古巴。
哇!
你真是太神奇了,Rainn。你太有魅力了。
我读过你的故事,
也看过一些采访。
你是在一个疯狂的偏僻地方长大的。
是的,是的。- 讲讲吧。
我爸爸和黑手党一起贩卖私酒,
我妈妈是一位乡村歌手。
她是一位认真的歌手和音乐家,
年轻的时候经常演奏。
她唱歌听起来怎么样?
她的声音就像阿巴拉契亚女性的痛苦,
全都倾注在你的声音里。
就像 Hazel Dickens 一样。- 她会唱什么?
你曾经属于我,只是短暂的一段时间
现在你开始追求时尚
这才是真正的乡村音乐。
哇,太美了。
你曾经属于我,只是短暂的一段时间
现在你开始追求时尚
哇!
太好了。我起鸡皮疙瘩了。
你如何写歌?- 一句歌词突然出现在我的脑海里。
就像“El Camino”。就像,我立刻就觉得,
“我知道这个人,他完全不适合我,”
我写的第一个歌词就是第一句。
第二句就是第二句。
所以,我就是按照这个顺序写的。
是的,那时候很容易。但并不总是那么容易。
有时候会难很多。- 我知道这个人,
他完全不适合我。
乡村音乐似乎经常
讲述人们,尤其是女性,克服障碍的故事。
是的。- 你一生中遇到过哪些障碍?
又大又毛,挡在我路上的男人。
-Big, hairy, in-my-way men.
笑声
不,我想说,可能,
很多女性都会经历的事情,
再加上一个南方金发女郎,
就是不被重视。
嗯。- 而且被认为
你大脑里什么都没有。
嗯。
所以,但从某种程度上说,这可能是一种优势,
因为你可以从背后偷袭。
现在,你说过你有一个疯狂的宗教信仰。
是的,有点意外。
我不认为我的父母真的打算这样。
我想他们只是觉得送我去教堂
玩耍是个很便宜的保姆。
就像周末,你会去五旬节派教会玩,
或者整天在星期天?
整天星期天。
因为他们有一个大型乡村福音乐队
会演奏两三个小时。
最好的部分就是尽情摇滚,
乡村福音乐队。
就像南方福音,持续两三个小时。
所以,我总是说,空气中弥漫着
炸鸡的烟味,
然后他们会快速念一段经文,
人们就会变得疯狂。
还有说方言。- 说方言?
所以,你的父母既在触犯法律,
又是音乐家,
在酒吧里闲逛,
但你却在五旬节派教会度过星期天。- 对。
in a Pentecostal church. -Right.
学习他们会下地狱,
而且我肯定会想念他们
当他们不在身边的时候。
你现在的精神生活或宗教生活是什么?
我正处于信息收集阶段。
-I'm in an information-gathering phase.
我还不清楚我的想法。- 我认为我们都应该
处于信息收集阶段。
是的,永远,对吧?
你在这个精神、个人发现的道路上做了什么?
寻找精神上的联系?
我想我只是尝试阅读和收集信息
并了解“什么是佛教?
那到底意味着什么?
伊斯兰教和犹太教有什么不同?”
显然,它们非常不同。- 怎么不同,为什么?
And how -- how is Islam different from Judaism?
我的意思是,我认为人们对这些了解太少了,
I mean, I think people are vastly undereducated
当我们知道那里存在争议时,
但我不了解——完全不了解
其中的深层原因。
而且我认为很多人不理解,
甚至身在其中的人
也不理解其中的深层原因。
你相信上帝或更高的力量吗?
显然,有很多随机的事情在发生,
但同时似乎也有一些交响乐,
与自然一起,这真的能是随机的吗?
人生的重大问题。- 闪电战。
你想知道你什么时候会死吗?- 是的。
when you're going to die? -Yes.
如果你现在能流利地说任何一种语言,
你会选择哪一种?
阿拉伯语。- 为什么?
因为他们在说些什么。我想知道那是什么。
笑声
你祈祷吗?- 不。
男人和女人真的能只是朋友吗?
是的。- 你一生中最害怕什么?
不知道会发生什么。
你的口音是真的吗?- 是的。
错误答案。是装的。
你实际上来自俄亥俄州。
用十个字或更少的字定义成功。
幸福。好衣服。
那是两个词。
总共是三个。- 幸福,好衣服?
幸福,好衣服,盐水游泳池,
异国情调的猫,仙人掌。
这就像你刚刚写了一首诗。
这就像俳句。
这一切都有意义,你知道吗?
人们不知道你的事情是什么?
我是个数学迷。
我在大学里学了四门微积分,只是为了好玩。
因为对我来说,这是一个很好的选修课
因为我能取得好成绩。
哇!- 但是,是的。
所以,YouTube,Elizabeth Cook - 这里,Grand Ole Opry 明星,
也是一个微积分怪才和数学迷。
谁能想到?
有什么关于你的事情
是令人惊讶的,人们不知道的?
你的一些秘密。分享给我们。
写在下面的评论区。
滴答滴答。或者更好的是,
上传一个视频,告诉我们。
Elizabeth 和我会观看
上传的每一个视频。
承诺吗?- 承诺。
小指发誓。- 嗯。
哎呦!- 哦!
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词汇 含义

metaphysical

/ˌmetəˈfɪzɪkəl/

C1
  • adjective
  • - 形而上学的 (xíng'érshàngxué de)

sirius

/ˈsɪəriəs/

B2
  • noun
  • - 天狼星 (Tiānlángxīng)

cancellation

/ˌkænsəˈleɪʃən/

B1
  • noun
  • - 取消 (qǔxiāo)

obstacle

/ˈɑbstəkl/

B1
  • noun
  • - 障碍 (zhàng'ài)

underestimated

/ˌʌndərˈestɪmeɪtɪd/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 低估的 (dīgū de)

cortex

/ˈkɔːrteks/

C1
  • noun
  • - 皮质 (pízhì)

Pentecostal

/ˌpentɪˈkɒstəl/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 五旬节派的 (Wǔxúnjié pài de)

scripture

/ˈskrɪpʧər/

B1
  • noun
  • - 经文 (jīngwén)

gathering

/ˈɡæðərɪŋ/

A2
  • noun
  • - 聚集 (jùjí)

principles

/ˈprɪnsəplz/

B1
  • noun
  • - 原则 (yuánzé)

contention

/kənˈtenʃən/

C1
  • noun
  • - 争论 (zhēnglùn)

random

/ˈrændəm/

A2
  • adjective
  • - 随机的 (suíjī de)

symphony

/ˈsɪmfəni/

B2
  • noun
  • - 交响乐 (jiāoxiǎngyuè)

fluent

/ˈfluːənt/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 流利的 (liúlì de)

perception

/pərˈsepʃən/

B2
  • noun
  • - 感知 (gǎnzhī)

advantage

/ədˈvɑːntɪdʒ/

B1
  • noun
  • - 优势 (yōushì)

undereducated

/ˌʌndərˈedʒʊkeɪtɪd/

B2
  • adjective
  • - 受教育程度低的 (shòu jiàoyù chéngdù dī de)

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