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David Lynch, to me, has always represented an old-timey Hollywood dude living in the modern era, like a man out of time. A very interesting individual.
no.. I always felt like telling him to get back to work. I want another project from him before he calls it. He was supposed to do a Netflix series but walked away from it.. probably tried to get him to make p.c. changes.
@@MicahMicahel I guess you didn't appreciate having David as a part of your daily routine. but at least you appreciate his content, even if you are a bit of a slave driver ; ) I'm hoping he figures out how to independently produce and release his projects like all the comedians do, without industry interference.
@@pointysidedown I think Lynch is the kind of guy that does his best stuff in isolation. He seems like a nice guy bit I kind of wish we didn't know any of these famous people. HE was one of the few people that still had a feeling of mystique. There used to be people like Kubrick and Salinger. They would avoid the media and they would be mysteries. I t think that adds to their work.
I know what he’s talking about exactly! I miss the Jasmine at night. And I loved the signs from the 1920’s and 30’s, the buildings from another time. Absolutely. Dreaming about how life was way back when, before I was born. My grandparents’ era. He knows the magic of the place.
I just came across your post. I am a tremendous fan of David Lynch and was concerned and saddened by the post. Any updates on his health? I hope that he is alright. He is an incomparable genius.
Gosh David is so cool such a original i wish I could sit down and have a cup of coffee with him just the way he sees the world is so interesting Blue Velvet was number 1 📷🎞️📽️
I don't remember him ever saying he loved Philadelphia. I remember he qualified his hatred of Philadelphia on a Tonight Show appearance with Leno where Lynch said it might be better "now", but continued to say how awful it was when he lived there. I think he once said he woke up with someone in his house that he had to chase away, and often awoke from a horrible nightmare only to find his real life in Philadelphia was even WORSE.
@@greyeyed123 He did. He said he gained inspiration from how messed up Philadelphia was. To me, that's a sign of him loving it for its negative aspects and him making something positive out of a bad situation.
I lived in LA as well, and other parts of California for many years. LA is far from perfect but if you truly think it’s the armpit of the U.S. then I might have to accuse you of not traveling around enough.
It depends if you consider Mel Gibson "credible proof". Funny how Hollywood was hellbent on making sure he wasn't. There is most definitely a lot more people around that would verify this, but I really don't wish to look further into those who have suffered. The chemical element adrenochrome is called 'the white rabbit' because it appears as a rabbit when you rotate the element sideways to the right. Look it up. The white rabbit is referenced in many things including songs and movies and is a direct reference to this drug, which can only be retrieved through the torture of human beings. This drug is exponentially more potent the younger the subject. Follow the yellow brick road is another reference, which refers to the child trafficking networking through places like Ukraine and China. It's no coincidence that 'munchkins' were used in the wizard of oz. Follow the white rabbit. Follow the yellow brick road. Follow the money. We didn't win the world wars. We lost to central banks, whom control our nations like human farms; We are merely livestock with free-range and the illusion of freedom. Nice things and pleasant lives don't count for shit in reality.
He must be talking about the Hollywood of some other context or era. He mentioned the "Golden Age", and "Star System"; There hasn't been a Star System since the heyday of the big studios like MGM and 20th Century Fox..
My only dream was to be in Hollywood. Even just as a clog in the system. But it’s just another unachievable American dream unless you’re coming from white rich American parents. I’ll always hold this dream dearly close to my heart so even it is dimmed to max, it won’t wither. Because even just that feeling is something else.. ahh California Dreamin’
Ahh... I love the smell of Hollywood Spring nights... the urine... the excrement. Joking aside, sometimes it's just nice to listen to a crazy person say something sweet.
David Lynch is one of the sanest people in Hollywood. His work can be esoteric, but it's bursting with meaning. To suggest that he's crazy is to suggest that he doesn't know what his doing and his work is meaningless. A tremendous disservice.
@@isaacbruner65 You've conflated premises, and then unnecessarily placed them in categories of necessity. All that, as if my comment was serious. Lose the overly earnest motif. Even Lynch, himself, would've laughed at my joke. Grow a funnybone, will ya?
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How does he has such gorgeous hair
probaby good hairdresser and shampoo..is normal. in my view
he speaks English properly
He's a Lynch, got bogger genes, barnet like a bog brush. Probably got an arse like a Persian rug.
Good genes
Genetically blessed
A true artists appreciates the subtle beauty in horrible places.
Lynch would never end up in hell but if he would, he would find beauty in it to enjoy.
@@danfors1333It's called transcendence
@@danfors1333Being in LA is pretty close to hell😂
He can make anything he talks about seem like the greatest thing in the world.
I love David Lynch so much. He really is a true artist.
I love when David does that thing with his hand.
That night jasmine smell is the one thing I really miss about LA. It’s intoxicating and beautiful and mysterious.
where are You living right now?
why did You leave LA?
David Lynch, to me, has always represented an old-timey Hollywood dude living in the modern era, like a man out of time. A very interesting individual.
I totally get it. He got the best of Hollywood, he does live the dream so he retains the feel of it.
Dream, longing, that's David Lynch!
He lives in his own bubble world. I do the same so i get it. But there is more to this.
Now, if only Hollywood could love David as much as he loves it.
David loves Hollywood and we love David.
And I love David Lynch and I so hope he makes another movie
Anyone else miss number of the day and weather report??
no.. I always felt like telling him to get back to work. I want another project from him before he calls it. He was supposed to do a Netflix series but walked away from it.. probably tried to get him to make p.c. changes.
@@MicahMicahel I guess you didn't appreciate having David as a part of your daily routine. but at least you appreciate his content, even if you are a bit of a slave driver ; ) I'm hoping he figures out how to independently produce and release his projects like all the comedians do, without industry interference.
@@pointysidedown I think Lynch is the kind of guy that does his best stuff in isolation. He seems like a nice guy bit I kind of wish we didn't know any of these famous people. HE was one of the few people that still had a feeling of mystique. There used to be people like Kubrick and Salinger. They would avoid the media and they would be mysteries. I t think that adds to their work.
@@MicahMicahel your a loser
His best friend Angelo badalamenti who has done music for all his films died of old age 1 month ago, as of this typing.
I love him
Ive said it before and I'll say it again, Lynch and William S. Burroughs are a kindred spirit! I see so much of Burroughs in Lynch.
I know what he’s talking about exactly! I miss the Jasmine at night. And I loved the signs from the 1920’s and 30’s, the buildings from another time. Absolutely. Dreaming about how life was way back when, before I was born. My grandparents’ era. He knows the magic of the place.
He is a Demigod and an extraordinarily talented legend! He’s still and legendary wonder!❤❤❤
Love
Dune is my favorite movie. Thanks David.
I'm sad to say I've been told David Lynch is unwell. Wishing him a speedy recovery
I just came across your post. I am a tremendous fan of David Lynch and was concerned and saddened by the post. Any updates on his health? I hope that he is alright. He is an incomparable genius.
@@LaFloridaHemingway I'm not certain, and I'm hoping it's not true. He's a genius, we need him more than ever.
@@ChrisPatrick-q6k I couldn't agree more. He is an inspiration. Thank you for responding, and am sending positive thoughts his way.
Gosh David is so cool such a original i wish I could sit down and have a cup of coffee with him just the way he sees the world is so interesting Blue Velvet was number 1 📷🎞️📽️
I love David Lynch!
David Lynch always loved and hated living in sh!thole cities. That's why he loved Philadelphia so much. It brought inspiration to him.
As a philadelphian I'm offended tha... actually nvm this place is a shithole.
@@thundercheeks1989 Hahaha..it's true. I have family from there. There are some beautiful parts, but it's mostly a rough city.
I don't remember him ever saying he loved Philadelphia. I remember he qualified his hatred of Philadelphia on a Tonight Show appearance with Leno where Lynch said it might be better "now", but continued to say how awful it was when he lived there. I think he once said he woke up with someone in his house that he had to chase away, and often awoke from a horrible nightmare only to find his real life in Philadelphia was even WORSE.
@@greyeyed123 He did. He said he gained inspiration from how messed up Philadelphia was. To me, that's a sign of him loving it for its negative aspects and him making something positive out of a bad situation.
@@samspade8830 But he literally said he hated it. He never said he loved Philadelphia, ever.
The awesome Mr Lynch
Yes" David's hair is perfect.
I miss what he describes when I lived in LA back in 2011
I love David
LA is the armpit of the US lol. I lived there for years so i know
What do you mean by armpit?
Edit: oh, the smell
Spill the beanz
Nope not LA. Bakersfield is what’s known as the armpit of California, because of the air quality
me too hate it
I lived in LA as well, and other parts of California for many years. LA is far from perfect but if you truly think it’s the armpit of the U.S. then I might have to accuse you of not traveling around enough.
Listen Champ. That's short for 'Champion.'
Lol one of the best storylines in Louis. Great scenes with Mr. Lynch!
When he said "the smell of the night jazz man", it took me a second.
I thought he was saying "night jazzmen" so when he followed it with "smell" I was very confused.
Hollywood loves David
Hollywood named after a Witches Broom 😂get the drift?
"There's a lot wrong with it".
No shit David.
Yea consuming the adrenal fluid of tortured and murdered babies is a bit too far imo
@@sampreece Any credible proof for that claim?
It depends if you consider Mel Gibson "credible proof". Funny how Hollywood was hellbent on making sure he wasn't. There is most definitely a lot more people around that would verify this, but I really don't wish to look further into those who have suffered.
The chemical element adrenochrome is called 'the white rabbit' because it appears as a rabbit when you rotate the element sideways to the right. Look it up. The white rabbit is referenced in many things including songs and movies and is a direct reference to this drug, which can only be retrieved through the torture of human beings. This drug is exponentially more potent the younger the subject.
Follow the yellow brick road is another reference, which refers to the child trafficking networking through places like Ukraine and China. It's no coincidence that 'munchkins' were used in the wizard of oz. Follow the white rabbit. Follow the yellow brick road. Follow the money.
We didn't win the world wars. We lost to central banks, whom control our nations like human farms; We are merely livestock with free-range and the illusion of freedom. Nice things and pleasant lives don't count for shit in reality.
Never mind all the adrenochrome stuff - what's out in the public domain is damning enough ruclips.net/video/1JpHUaMBARU/видео.html
@@chrish1657Yea never mind all the baby killing..
Now it's the sound of Marvel.
He must be talking about the Hollywood of some other context or era. He mentioned the "Golden Age", and "Star System"; There hasn't been a Star System since the heyday of the big studios like MGM and 20th Century Fox..
Explains why he made Mulholland drive
Hooray For Hollyweird 🤪
Makes sense why his last movies were hollywood nitemares
Well you love where you are successfull
it was great untill 80s/90s..now is hoolyweird
Hello Felix
My only dream was to be in Hollywood. Even just as a clog in the system. But it’s just another unachievable American dream unless you’re coming from white rich American parents. I’ll always hold this dream dearly close to my heart so even it is dimmed to max, it won’t wither. Because even just that feeling is something else.. ahh California Dreamin’
His Secret? He has cheeseburger.
Where can I watch the entire thing
What interview is this from?
A cramé
Fish dream of David Lynch , after watching his films you feel that you are left with a stench of decay with a strong sense of intended malice .🐟💩
Have any of you met Lynch? What’s he like?
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That jasmine smell is homeless people
So many LA haters in this comments section lol.
Ahh... I love the smell of Hollywood Spring nights... the urine... the excrement.
Joking aside, sometimes it's just nice to listen to a crazy person say something sweet.
Now that's a profile picture pussies dry up to.
If you think David Lynch is crazy, I pity you.
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David Lynch is one of the sanest people in Hollywood. His work can be esoteric, but it's bursting with meaning. To suggest that he's crazy is to suggest that he doesn't know what his doing and his work is meaningless. A tremendous disservice.
@@isaacbruner65 You've conflated premises, and then unnecessarily placed them in categories of necessity. All that, as if my comment was serious.
Lose the overly earnest motif.
Even Lynch, himself, would've laughed at my joke.
Grow a funnybone, will ya?
He looks like a creepy character from cowardly courage
Courage the Cowardly Dog always gave off strong David Lynch vibes
Umm haha it's not the 20th century anymore.
About p-Åhlens Pottan He have no desire to quit smoking or dress upp. So he seems it like a life time betsson about the relatively harmless effect uppon eatong verbal kangha tea can you believe silly sweedish winning.. no so we have to shun lips hahhaa
wtf did I just read
@@ahabduennschitz7670 I want what they have.
This person has dain bramage.
@@ahabduennschitz7670 I’m actually laughing so hard at this