:05:05
- Tucker, just do it.
- Okay, fine.
:05:12
I wanna be a musician
when I grow up...
:05:18
because I wanna go on tour.
:05:21
And that's the reason why
I wanna be a musician.
:05:24
I want... Wait.
What was the question you asked?
:05:29
I wanna be a musician
when I grow up so I can...
:05:34
so I can, like, go to concerts...
:05:38
- Hello.
- Get free tickets to go to places.
:05:42
- Hello.
- And things like that.
:05:44
AC/DC's really simple.
:05:47
And all you do is...
One and two and three and four.
:05:52
One and two and three and four.
:05:56
Collins twins. You know,
I think they... They go to school.
:05:59
I think it's hard for them
to practice a lot on their own.
:06:01
But they don't... I'm not sayin'...
They're nine-year-olds.
:06:04
They need to work
a little more on music.
:06:07
One thing I don't really like is people
appreciating the novelty of playing music.
:06:10
So, even if you're nine...
:06:12
I mean, that's the whole point
of what we do here is not...
:06:14
"Come look at kids play music. "
:06:16
It's, "Come and look at kids
play music well. "
:06:19
I learned a long time ago...
:06:20
if you don't tell a kid what
they can't do, they may never find out.
:06:23
I'm not gonna cut them short
and say...
:06:25
"You're nine. Let's put you on stage
and not turn your volume up. "
:06:27
You know. Who knows?
Maybe Tucker can play drums.
:06:30
And maybe all it takes
is someone believing in them...
:06:34
in a way where it's, like,
all you gotta do is practice.
:06:41
You know, C.J. Makes it hard
for everybody else.
:06:43
C.J.'s 12, and look how good he is.
:06:49
I'm gonna be in a band.
I'm gonna be writin' songs.
:06:54
Yeah, I'm gonna sell millions.
:06:56
Stuff, hopefully.
:06:58
We tried baseball,
and I think he tried soft... soccer?