Blank on Blank

Blank on Blank

Famous Names. Lost Interviews. New animated shorts.

Executive Producer David Gerlach
Animator & Director Patrick Smith
Audio Producer Amy Drozdowska

Discover more lost interviews @ blankonblank.org

Blank on Blank is a production of Quoted Studios, a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit based in Brooklyn

Woody Allen's Luck

Woody Allen's Luck

Lionel Richie The Priest

Lionel Richie The Priest

Neil Young's Paganism

Neil Young's Paganism

Tom Cruise Flips Out

Tom Cruise Flips Out

Kevin Costner's Ding Dongs

Kevin Costner's Ding Dongs

Johnny Depp Breaks Stuff

Johnny Depp Breaks Stuff

George Clooney's Uncle Chick

George Clooney's Uncle Chick

Sting's Name Change

Sting's Name Change

George Michael on Freedom

George Michael on Freedom

Oliver Sacks on Ripe Bananas

Oliver Sacks on Ripe Bananas

Stephen King on Childhood

Stephen King on Childhood

Leonard Cohen on Moonlight

Leonard Cohen on Moonlight

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  • @Aleakwe
    @Aleakwe11 сағат бұрын

    👑💜

  • @ilgatonegroyblanco
    @ilgatonegroyblanco2 күн бұрын

    Poetic stuff. Thanks for sharing.

  • @denizberkatas9160
    @denizberkatas91603 күн бұрын

    It is incredibly disgusting that societies are so consequentialist about men's behavior and efforts and constantly talk about new responsibilities while ignoring women's roles in family and society. The most tragicomic thing is that many women who comment on such videos react on the same basis as Ayn Rand, rather than on the lessons or implications to be learned. Unfortunately, especially in my generation, there is an affirmative action that plagues humanity under the name of "changing social balances". These affirmative action reinterpreted schools of thought have become the emergency refuge of poor people who cannot stand behind even the simplest responsibilities and promises in relationships. Most infuriatingly, ordinary people living ordinary lives.... the stories of successful women who have made their mark in history are used as a basis for their own personal tastes and preferences. However, when we examine the social dynamics, the only common thread is that unloving women justify their abnormal behavior and desires, far from responsibility and sacrifice, by hiding behind the success stories of women who have actually paid the price.

  • @usernew7437
    @usernew74373 күн бұрын

    Kurt was literally many good people simultaneously. He is beyond a good person.

  • @indigobliss108
    @indigobliss1083 күн бұрын

    This is brilliant

  • @kirstenbakker839
    @kirstenbakker8394 күн бұрын

    I love this animation and music to go with the interview! So funny and well made ❤ I bet Jim would have loved it, too!

  • @UnfamiliarPlace
    @UnfamiliarPlace5 күн бұрын

    "I identify with their source" - great summary of why we read fiction.

  • @FirstnaimLast-Nema
    @FirstnaimLast-Nema6 күн бұрын

    faaa uuuu deeeee That's all folks

  • @cajunmane7272
    @cajunmane72727 күн бұрын

    "Don't call them bitches bro"

  • @wadesidwell
    @wadesidwell9 күн бұрын

    I think its hilarious that this is 420 min long and most of the time im listening to the doors im 420

  • @propergunjah8726
    @propergunjah872610 күн бұрын

    I had a crazy dream again. We were gathered with a crowd of fans on the train platform. There was a main journalist that was also waiting. We were expecting a celebrity to arrive, but we didn't know who will it be. And then the train arrived and the person who got off was Jimmy Morrison, but old and not so handsome. He had a wrinkly face and round belly hanging over the belt of his jeans. And nobody recognised him. Nobody apart from me. The crowd started humming and moving impatiently still looking at the train waiting for someone else to get off. The journalist run to Jimmy, grabbed his shoulders and moved him away from the train: make some space you a...hole! Someone important will get off. I was looking at all of this stunned and unable to speak. And then Jimmy turned towards me, looked straight in my eyes and said: You see, they love us only when we are young and beautiful. Once we get old they don't need us any more." And that was it.

  • @Happyradio1234
    @Happyradio123411 күн бұрын

    i also have scoliosis

  • @CynicalMartian
    @CynicalMartian11 күн бұрын

    They literally posted a link to the entire interview in the description so y'all should use your limited brain cells to click it instead of complain about the lady talking about her granddad

  • @georgecoventry8441
    @georgecoventry844112 күн бұрын

    Yeah, this is fun. Hadn't heard it in quite a while. The cartoons look like Bob in 1966, not Bob in 1962 when he had conventional short hair, looked very young, and wore a hat and working class clothes. He had kind of almost a Huck Finn look to him in those days, and it helped give some believability to the stories he told about traveling around with the carnival and all that. He was really trying to emulate the Woody Guthrie life story at that time, because Guthrie was one of his idols when he was young. Some others were Buddy Holly, Elvis, and Little Richard. He had gone from country (Hank Williams) to electric rock n' roll to acoustic folk and blues already by the time he was 20 years old! And that gave him a very solid musical foundation to work from. He probably did not believe he was headed for either fame or riches, but he did know exactly what he wanted to do...and he did it.

  • @marovaworld
    @marovaworld13 күн бұрын

    Wow! Just wow!

  • @luketherailfanner
    @luketherailfanner13 күн бұрын

    I wish he was still around

  • @adrienyo6124
    @adrienyo612415 күн бұрын

    A tad raciest!😮😯😧🫢🤭😂🤣 ah the 60s

  • @Crashpng
    @Crashpng16 күн бұрын

    PLEASE bring back blank on blank!

  • @jules8159
    @jules815916 күн бұрын

    Last one is despicable

  • @earlfriedman9132
    @earlfriedman913217 күн бұрын

    Drugs will never make you happy.

  • @bobf9749
    @bobf974919 күн бұрын

    I read The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test. Still have vivid images of La Honda, but that’s because of Tom Wolfe’s writing. I can well imagine myself being zonked out and wandering around the place.

  • @snappycattimesten
    @snappycattimesten19 күн бұрын

    They bumped uglies.

  • @snappycattimesten
    @snappycattimesten19 күн бұрын

    Dolly is a true feminist: she passed barriers of poverty and gender. But the amazing thing is she did this while still being feminine and fun. She’s amazing.

  • @snappycattimesten
    @snappycattimesten19 күн бұрын

    None of this happened.

  • @forrestthompson2497
    @forrestthompson249720 күн бұрын

    visual images cause over emotionalism within mind's eye, combined with voices ad torture, is a nightmare, but to belittle the horror-playing this 1 vid allows that somehow to be disabled, the so=called war of mind control signals "if your weak butt-brain can take it".

  • @lisanealy1703
    @lisanealy170320 күн бұрын

    Wow!!! She loves ❤️ Texas! Dietrich loves Texas❤. I'm a Texan. Wonderful.

  • @user-ox8ln2np4v
    @user-ox8ln2np4v21 күн бұрын

    Punk is a slur now to the left...

  • @iwaisman
    @iwaisman21 күн бұрын

    It´s a very particular time for Mr Coppola right now. His wife, Eleanor, died a few days ago and he´s just about to present his latest film at Cannes Film Festival. Life gets weird sometimes.

  • @anniedarkhorse6791
    @anniedarkhorse679122 күн бұрын

    "I felt like a large mammal". 😂 He wasn't that fat, even when he died. I don't know what they were on about. Obsessive. Interesting hearing a Man getting openly fat-shamed. He was just rake-thin when the Doors got famous. All he did was go back to a normal weight with a bit of a beer belly. Fk those guys.

  • @tgiacin435
    @tgiacin4355 күн бұрын

    He said his heaviest was 185, which would put you in the overweight category based on height. Even when I was 180, I felt something similar to what he said about sticking out

  • @PaulLivingstoneRagaJazz
    @PaulLivingstoneRagaJazz22 күн бұрын

    direct confirmation of St Will I Am John C as a human being of high spiritual intention!

  • @jongreen6422
    @jongreen642223 күн бұрын

    He knew he had something to tell the world

  • @jamesstaley5611
    @jamesstaley561123 күн бұрын

    Bill Murray is an expert at being obnoxious.

  • @SirCallytheIIgaming
    @SirCallytheIIgaming23 күн бұрын

    I wish it wouldn't have been THE END so soon, I love The Doors.

  • @antuantheswan2189
    @antuantheswan218924 күн бұрын

    Psycho lib.

  • @DarkSideOfTheBrightSide
    @DarkSideOfTheBrightSide25 күн бұрын

    The irony, ppl only see the Tupac Machine still.. they don’t see he’s just a normal person like you, and I, nothing more or less. That’s scary how an individual can be turned into this magnificent creature, and in a situation, good or bad, can change that view instantly- become part of political theater, the poster boy for everything wrong, a monster, if they deem it so. RIP TUPAC SHAKUR Me Against The World is his best work, and I stand by that until the end of time; my time.

  • @jeffrey3498
    @jeffrey349827 күн бұрын

    Mr. Updike didn't run.

  • @mariamman
    @mariamman27 күн бұрын

    The most beautiful creature

  • @miriamkramer9006
    @miriamkramer900627 күн бұрын

  • @taksheelsarkar816
    @taksheelsarkar81627 күн бұрын

    I could think of a couple worse names

  • @aphexmandelbrot
    @aphexmandelbrot27 күн бұрын

    Do have a link to the original audio for this?

  • @esterreis3637
    @esterreis363729 күн бұрын

    Johnny cash é maravilhoso ❤

  • @KonnorKreyest-tn4pw
    @KonnorKreyest-tn4pw29 күн бұрын

    I saw the television dor what it was in 2015 while on mushrooms; evil. Never looked back

  • @TheDevilsAccountant
    @TheDevilsAccountantАй бұрын

    I love his music but he would definitely be the type to fight for the right of a Trans man to use womens toilets.

  • @Azman.
    @Azman.Ай бұрын

    Maestro Trane ever!!

  • @jaket2k927
    @jaket2k927Ай бұрын

    I can see some things in common, plutonic friends, being cool with gay people, wanting a happy normal life, being bored and wanting to see your roots. He has a lot of pain in his voice too whether or not you like the music he and his bandmates were good people. He's right about rock stars too, the ones boomers love. Like they got songs about 69ing, lots of pedophilia-Groomer behavior or just sex in general. Granted he wrote Mexican Seafood.

  • @Azman.
    @Azman.Ай бұрын

    He is my top favorite after all. Great muzik The Steamer '.

  • @nightmrj
    @nightmrjАй бұрын

    man i could listen to him speak his mind for hours rip kurt 30 whole years now<3

  • @SomeRandomGamingGuy
    @SomeRandomGamingGuyАй бұрын

    30 years without you. 30 years since you last sung your wonderful, talented music to us. Like it or not, you were the voice of a generation and an entire movement. Rest in peace, we love you Kurt. <3

  • @Thepateisgreat
    @ThepateisgreatАй бұрын

    Everyone wants a traditional human family. Everyone. And the ones who have it, don’t realize how fortunate they are. It’s a universal need and want.

  • @shawandrew
    @shawandrewАй бұрын

    While being pretty familiar with his music, this is maybe only the second interview I've ever heard from him and has about 20 times more if him talking. Hearing him talk, I can now see how people say he was so relatable. I think it's ironic how people I knew as bullies were fans of his. It's like how all of the cool kids have no idea who's really cool.