That's a very cool outfit.
Thank you very much.
So this is your first time in the United States.
Yes.
Yeah?
And first time in Los Angeles, obviously then.
And what do you think of Los Angeles?
I love Los Angeles.
It's is very, very big.
And everyone's really friendly.
And I went on my first roller coaster, like, proper roller
coaster.
Which one?
Where did you go?
You know the theme park next to the CityWalk?
Yes.
That one.
Yeah.
Universal.
Yeah.
And you had not been on a roller coaster before?
No, I-- just like, that's the proper first one.
Oh, wow.
And it was scary.
[LAUGHS]
Well, you seem like you're enjoying it there.
[LAUGHS]
And you're really a good drummer.
And you're nine, right?
Yeah.
So how long have you been playing?
When did you start?
Four years.
And what made you choose the drums?
Well, on Saturdays and Sundays, we made pancakes,
and I listened to the Beatles.
And I saw the drum kit and Ringo Starr.
And he just inspired me to play the drums because I
love seeing him play the drums.
Wow.
That's amazing.
Because everybody is drawn to something different.
Some people would be drawn to guitar or whatever,
and you were drawn to Ringo and the drum set.
And you scream sometimes when you're playing the drums.
What makes you want to scream?
Well, I can be free, and I can just let everything out.
Then I get really tired.
Then I just lay down.
Then I go back to screaming and let it all out if I'm angry.
Then I lay down.
Wow.
I think a lot of us should start playing the drums.
[LAUGHTER]
That's fantastic.
But your neighbors don't like the screaming, do they?
No.
Well, they didn't like the drums either, so--
we used to have a really, really loud drum
set at the front of the house.
We had to move it at the back.
And then whenever I came out from school
or was walking out from my house,
he would give me this cranky look.
He'd go--
Oh, no.
Well, now you're on TV.
And now, he-- look, look, here she is.
She did it.
She's on TV because she plays the drums.
[APPLAUSE]
All right.
What we're going to do now, Andy,
is we're going to take a break.
Right?
Yeah.
Andy does this when he wants me to take a break.
So we're going to take a break.
And then when we come back, you're
going to play the drums for us, OK?
All right.
[CHEERING]
All right, she's going to play the drums for us.
She's nine years old.
Her name is Nandi.
And she's playing "In Bloom" by Nirvana.
[APPLAUSE, CHEERING]
[MUSIC - NIRVANA, "IN BLOOM"]
(SINGING) Sell the kids for food.
Weather changes moods.
Spring is here again.
Reproductive glands.
[SCREAMS]
(SINGING) He's the one who likes our pretty songs.
And he likes to sing along.
And he likes to shoot his gun.
But he don't know what it means.
He don't know what it means.
And I say yeah.
[CHEERING]
Come here.
That was amazing.
Thank you very much.
[CHEERING]
Is that what you want to do?
When you get older, do you want to be a drummer?
Yeah.
I have a feeling we're going to see you in a band someday.
You're going to get a gig as a drummer for sure.
You're really good.
But I also know that you want to learn bass guitar, right?
Is that what you asked--
I saw our list that you wanted from Santa.
And one of them was a bass guitar.
Yeah.
So I'm going to give you a bass guitar.
OK?
[CHEERING]
[LAUGHS]
I want to thank Clint Eastwood, Sean Hayes.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Be kind to one another.
Bye.