- So, what is love?
(bright playful music)
I'm Koji.
- I'm Lexi.
- Lexi, nice to meet you.
Are you Suvi the stylist from Suvi Styles?
- Yeah.
What are you doing today, Koji?
- We're gonna draw stuff.
Do you know what holiday's coming up next?
- Valentine's Day.
- Valentine's Day, yeah.
It's like, kind of about love and all that.
So that's what we're drawing today, is love.
La, la, la, love.
So, what is love?
- I love unicorns.
- Pasta. - Pasta?
- A fish. - A fish?
- Tattoos? - Tattoos?
What kind of tattoo do you think someone would get?
- A monster truck.
- Okay, yeah.
Yeah.
Where would you put this tattoo?
- [Kid] I would put it on my arm.
- On your arm?
- Yeah.
- [Koji] Would you have a pet unicorn?
- [Lexi] Yes.
- [Koji] What would you name it?
- Sparkles.
- Sparkles?
I'll give it a little sparkly cape.
What is some other things?
- I love basketball.
- Let's see. - And football.
- Basketball and football?
- And baseball. - And baseball?
What do you think you'd be doing?
- Having a lot of arms.
- A lot of arms, okay.
- I love my mom and dad, all the way to the moon.
- Okay, so maybe we'll make the moon up here.
Send a little rocketship of love.
What does your mum look like?
- She looks like a snake.
- She looks like a snake?
Um...
Are there other ways that you let them know,
or they let you know, that you love them,
besides just telling them?
- A hug? - A hug.
What about like hugs and kisses?
- Hugs only.
- It makes me feel handsome.
- Okay.
- Cause that's who I am, handsome!
- [Koji] That's good, you have confidence.
Do you love yourself?
- Of course I love myself.
Everybody should love themselves.
- [Lexi] What do you think of when you think of love?
- That's a good question.
I guess this is tougher than I imagined.
- [Austin] Do you believe in love?
- [Koji] Yeah.
- Cause if you don't,
I'll embarrass you with a girl that you don't even know.
And say, Koji's in love with a girl!
And then I will pull your pants down.
- Oh man.
What are some other things that remind you of love?
- I love riding my scooter.
- Oh, that's cool.
- [Suvi] I feel like getting butterflies in my tummy.
- Red and pink stuff.
- Whoever decided that those colors mean love?
- Cupid.
- [Koji] What do you know about him?
- [Austin] He shoots hearts.
- [Koji] He's a baby right?
- No, he's a grown up.
- Oh he is? - Uh huh.
- I'll make him a grown up then.
(Lexi laughs)
Okay, so it's raining pretty hard right now.
So I'm wondering, if you were to imagine
that love were a type of weather
what do you think it would be like?
- Sunshine with rainbows.
- Sunshine with the rainbows?
- [Lexi] Rainbows.
- [Suvi] What do you love?
- I love going on walks in the forest,
I love the color green, I dunno, the list goes on.
- [Kid] What's the difference between love and in-love?
- Okay, so there's like things that you love, like sports,
there's people that you love, like your mom and your dad,
and then there's like when people say, in love,
I think that's more like a human relationship thing.
- Ah. - Y'know?
- [Koji] Is that nice, or is that gross, or is that?
- Strange. - Strange?
- Love is so confusing.
- So we got question marks, because love is a great mystery.
Have you ever been in love before?
(playful music)
Seems like a low-key yes to me.
- [Suvi] People in love, they go on dates.
- [Koji] What kind of things do they do on dates?
- They go to field trips.
- Field trips together, that's cool.
If you were gonna go on a date,
what kind of field trip would you wanna go on?
- A zoo. - A zoo, that'd be cool.
Maybe I'll just draw some lovebirds in the zoo,
because that's a date that people might go on.
Do you think you'll ever be in love?
- Probably.
- When do you think that'll happen?
- I dunno.
- Have you ever been in love?
- I have been, and I agree with you, it's kind of strange.
(laughing) Getting personal here.
- [Austin] Do you have a girlfriend?
- No, not right now.
I like how you asked that.
Do you have a girlfriend? (laughing)
- How old are you?
- Ooh.
- What do you think love feels like?
- I feel it in my heart.
- What does it feel like?
- Like a fluffy, cotton candy cloud.
- It makes me feel like this vest.
- What, like fuzzy?
- Yeah.
- Of course not sweaty in my armpit.
- Not sweaty?
- Not...
Okay I'm sweaty in my armpit.
- Maybe we can make some special deodorant for love,
like love deodorant.
- And the deodorant shoots out hearts.
- Oh yeah.
If love had a smell,
what do you think it would smell like?
- Perfume.
- Okay, oh what would the bottle look like?
- If it was a Valentine's Day bottle,
it would be in a heart.
- [Koji] What do you think the perfume would smell like?
- Candy? - What kinda candy?
- Smells like Warheads.
- Warheads are real sour at first, right,
and then they become sweet at the end, right?
- Yeah.
- Okay, is that like a metaphor for love?
- Yeah. - I gotcha.
- Do you ever make sounds while you draw?
(Koji whooping)
(kid squeaking)
So if love was a sound,
what do you think it would sound like?
(lips smacking)
- Do you think- - A bubble popped.
- It might be that?
Okay. - Yeah.
(Austin beeping)
- It sounds like a truck backing up?
- (laughing) Yeah.
(Austin beeping)
- A firework.
- A firework, okay that's cool.
- [Lexi] Yay!
- Do you wanna add a little something?
You can add a little something right here.
Oh, nice.
- The final touch, hearts are love.
- Ready?
Okay, on the count of three.
- Okay? - Three.
- Oh, backwards? - Two.
Oh.
One. - No, no, no, backwards.
Yeah, let's do it backwards. - Three.
- Two, one.
Ta da!
- This is love!
- I like this, and this, and this,
and this, and this, and this, and this.
- That looks like an alien heart.
- But that's a human heart though, which is even weirder.
- Here's me in the mirror.
- So handsome.
- And the sound of love is yippee!
(Koji laughing)
- Thank you, Koji.
- Thank you, Suvi, that was fun.
- Happy Valentine's Day everyone.
- Thanks for watching.
- Love you. (laughing)
- Oh, she almost gotcha.
(children screaming and laughing)
- (screams) What is that!?
- A rotten egg!
- It's blood!?
- It's coconut.
- [Woman] Ernie, do you love Koji?
- Yeah.