- [Unison] Hi, AD.
- Come on in.
Closer, smoke something with me. [laughs]
- Welcome to the White House.
- I have a lot of stuff.
["Dancing with the Devil"]
♪ Nobody nothing on ♪
♪ You keep dancing with the devil ♪
♪ But he isn't like you ♪
- [Neil] This is a parlor.
- A parlor bar.
We started collecting.
I like to do taxidermy.
I take classes in taxidermy.
I haven't done these,
but we started collecting old, vintage.
None of these have been game, [laughs] shot.
But these are old, all turn-of-the-century monkeys,
and so we started calling this the monkey bar
'cause there's several monkeys around.
And we thought that was kind of fun
- Right 'cause-- - 'cause we like monkeys.
- And it's a play on words 'cause monkey bars
is actually like, it's a thing you can do
when you're a kid and--
- I just got that!
- Wow.
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- All right, so here we are, welcome to my skate park.
This is where I come and shred with the boys
and get some good training sessions in, practice my tricks
and stay on top of my game.
Got the artwork over here.
My buddy, Matt Steves, did it.
Went with the green and purple vibe in here,
bright colors, good vibes.
So basically you got most
of your classic skate obstacles in here.
You got a double set right here.
This is the big set of the park.
Got a, this would be called a hubba ledge,
kinked rail, gap out rail, step up right here.
I was very involved with all the specific dimensions
of everything and stuff
because obviously I'm very experienced.
I've been doing this for awhile.
And this right here is the most used obstacle on the park.
Good size rail to learn all my tricks on
and then take it to bigger obstacles
in the streets or in contests and stuff,
so this thing has helped me win a lot of stuff before.
Transition section, flow around here, hit this thing.
This thing's called the pyramid,
classic skate park obstacle.
And then you got your hip right there,
do flip tricks over that.
Got everything you need right here
to stay on top of your game.
I don't skate here everyday.
I don't really skate everyday in general
'cause I get so sore nowadays with injuries and stuff.
The best thing is still skating outside
in the streets with your boys,
and that will always be the best.
But coming here and having a good place
to come practice my tricks is definitely important.
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- So this is where we like to watch movies.
And occasionally, if anyone wants to show their expertise
of modern dance, they are totally allowed.
It's almost encouraged.
We also have some 60s velvet gorgeous nudies, nudie women,
which is wonderful. - Nudies.
- Ow, my vagina!
I let other people do that, not me.
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- Hop in, come on, let's go for a ride.
So still a lot of cleaning being done here, but
♪ Ahh ♪
I don't know how to turn the lights on.
Let's go upstairs.
This is the 80% replica of the actual White House
in Washington, DC.
So we built this for my new show called "The Oval" on BET,
and we're really proud of how it turned out.
The residence of the White House famous, iconic window here.
President's bedroom.
Some hell has gone on in this room over the last episodes.
Oh, we've done some everything in here.
This is the daughter's room.
This is the son's room.
We built this about five and a half months ago,
we started it.
This is the only White House that's ever been built
at a studio on a lot, and we are really excited about it.
Obama, my man!
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- So this is the gallery, the art gallery.
The person who built the house is a big fan of art,
and he was playing with the thought
of maybe even having some moving art pieces here.
I love the ceilings here because it gives you a lot
of space for art; it's really tall.
There's benches here for when you get tired
of walking to the Skittles machine.
[upbeat lively EDM]
This is the Skittles machine that will go
to whatever flavor you pick.
[machine whirring]
Would you like some?
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- This is my living room.
A maximalist, not a minimalist,
and this room is evidence of it.
I have a lot of stuff.
You see more of the vintage taxidermy
and all my little found treasures.
This is a new art piece that a friend
of mine from Australia sent to me
that does ethical taxidermy of things that die naturally,
and she made this bunny a little tailcoat.
This is a piece that my friend, Stacia,
found at a flea market and then bought the vintage fabric
and redid this piece.
This actually was a reproduction of a French sofa.
It's not very big, and also, I should say every single sofa
in this house is extremely uncomfortable.
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These are some of my favorite taxidermy in the house.
These are Victorian-era bird taxidermy
in these heart-shaped domes.
Every time I've moved house, which is three times
in the past 20 years, I hand carry those myself
because if somebody ever shattered those,
I would be devastated.
These are all my vintage and rare books,
like this is a fun one.
This is a very rare one.
It's been a source of truth in burlesque.
And when you [laughs] look at this book,
you realize that burlesque was not all Gypsy Rose Lee
or like the movie portrayed burlesque.
But really, it was a glorified strip club
in a lot of ways in the 30s and 40s,
and this book is the proof.
I have a lot of collections of my vintage feathers
from back in the days when ladies used
to wear big, beautiful feathers in their hats.
And they don't make 'em like this anymore,
I promise you, 'cause I buy modern feathers all the time,
and they do not look like this.
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This is, I think, probably my favorite.
- Yes, you spend so much time - I definitely utilize this
- in here. - more than anyone.
The music's off now, but are always running,
just zen garden.
- Yeah, half the time I walk down here
- It's like a meditation. - when I know he's in here,
and I just hear like birds chirping
- Yeah, just meditation music. - and waterfalls and. [laughs]
- But yeah, so here's the dry sauna.
This wood all came from a tree that we dragged
from the bottom of one of the local lakes.
We were actually thinking about making a dining table
out of it, but then after seeing what it looked like
after it was all cut up and dried out,
we decided to use it here.
It's perfect because it's cedar,
and it just smells so good.
This is my spot up here.
It's so nice when you're in here,
and you just watch a family of deer walk by,
and you're just sweating your ass off,
and it just feels nice.
Well, so I tend to split my time,
but I think I spend the majority of my time in here.
But yeah, this is the vibe.
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- All right, so let's get to the cars.
First, we got a '57 Impala right here,
we got a Range Rover, we got a Kawasaki,
and a Ghost Rolls Royce. [laughs]
Those are my son's cars.
He don't really drive those that much.
He's too big for that shit.
He rides in my cars with me.
This is my '64 Impala.
This is my '62 Impala.
This is just for like when we drivin' around,
when we goin' fast, when we movin'.
My baby's mom actually bought me this
'cause I was mad at her, and she wanted me
to not be mad at her, so she bought me a car. [laughs]
[hydraulics clanging and whirring]
I hit my switch with the right hand, so [laughs] yeah.
[mellow hip bright music]
- So this was not here, and we just plopped it
over here in the woods.
Come on in.
So I built this little chapel because we work
in the studio, but I wanted to have a place
that was just total inspiration,
so I built a little chapel.
First thing I did was look for an old one,
found one online, believe it or not,
and they sold us the building for $5,000.
But it was so bug rotted that we only
were able to save some of the things,
like the beams are old.
The flooring is old.
It's out of a livery which is what the barn has as well,
and then everything else is made to look old.
Couple of things I wanna point out.
I bought these stained glass windows on eBay.
I bought the sign up there, and that guy up there
through a place called Doc's Architectural,
which came to me through eBay.
The doors in there are out of an old house
which I found on eBay.
So everything that's in here is basically 100 years old
and has a story behind it.
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As you can see, I love old santos,
and so I'm a collector of those.
But I love the tradition of religion,
just the history behind it.
So this place is just filled with weird things.
I do love just creating a really inspired place
to hang out, a place to be quiet, and that's why I built it.
I have to show you one thing
that I did actually specifically for my kids,
which I found on on eBay as well.
It's an old church bell.
We had it mounted up there, and the kids,
since they were little, have been hanging
on this rope and pulling this church bell, so.
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- Wanna see my big D?
- [Caitlin] Oh my goodness. [chuckles]
[bass-heavy robust hip music]
Ta da!
- [John] I have the whole sign,
but I just put the D up here.
- So we are both lifelong Disney fans.
For me, it started because my dad worked
for Disney when I was very, very young.
And so it's always held a magical place in my heart.
- This is the first thing I bought.
eBay had just started, and one of the first things they
were auctioning off the sign.
I'm like, "Well, Jackson wanted it."
It was a whole deal.
And I put in the first bid, not thinking that I'd win.
Called my business manager and like,
"I think I'm gonna win this big sign."
Each letter is 14 by nine feet, and it lights up at night.
- It's very pretty.
- [John] This is from Disney World.
This is from
Snow White. - Snow White.
- And it's the Grumpy, - Grumpy.
- which-- - One of the Seven Dwarves
who lives here with us.
- Is that me? - No. [laughs]
- When I first started collecting stuff
or saying that I was infatuated with Disneyland,
it was a geeky thing.
And now it's hip, right?
- It's gotten cooler.
- I had dinner once with Ryan Gosling,
and he geeked out on Disney stuff.
I was like, "Okay, you know what?
"Now it's cool," so.
- Yeah, I think it's doing a cool now.
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- And over here, we are featuring the world's smallest pool.
♪ Ta da [laughs] ♪
I live on a hill, as you can see.
So I went to the ends of the earth just
to create this little baby, okay?
It's actually six feet deep, it's salt water.
It heats up to 100 degrees.
On a hot day, you can dip in,
and at night, it's nice to get in,
and it's like a glorified jacuzzi.
Okay, no Scherzy house is complete without a swing.
I knew building this house I had
to put a swing somewhere, and what better place
with this view outside with my baby pool.
This is my happy place,
and it's where I just swing all my cares away,
literally all above Los Angeles, the City of Angels.
["Dancing with the Devil"]