- Do your parents ever teach you anything?
- They teach me how to
go crazy, cause like sometimes I go crazy
so I pick it up from them.
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- Hi Crystal!
- Hi.
- How are you? - Great.
- Do you know what we're here to do today?
- Do some art, of course.
- We're gonna do some art, of course!
We're gonna draw your parents.
(Koji laughing)
You're gonna describe them to me, and then I'm gonna
draw them.
And we'll see, we'll see how close I get.
- Okay.
- So how long have you known your parents?
- Eight years.
- More than eight years, actually. Cause I'm almost nine.
- Uhh, do you want to start with your mom or your dad?
- Mama.
- Mama. Okay. How tall is she?
- Short, my dad said if she was any shorter she
would need a car seat and wouldn't be allowed
to be in the front seat.
- What nationality is she?
- [Crystal] I don't know what nationality is.
- Like I am Japanese and Korean.
- Filipino. - Filipino.
- She lived in the Philippines.
- Okay. Is she skinnier, or like heavier, or?
- She's very heavy, cause I cannot carry her.
(Koji laughing)
- What do you think some things she'd
be doing with her hands?
- I remember in the past, she slapped my dad's butt.
(Koji laughing)
- Should we make her slapping your dad's butt then? Okay.
- Then maybe like holding a present?
- A present? For you?
- Wait for my dad and then when he opens it, splot! Pie!
- Oh, it's a pie in the face?
Okay, so she's slapping his butt with one hand.
And then with the other hand, she's holding a present,
but it's actually going to be a pie in the face.
Okay, should we make your dad now?
- Uh huh.
- How much taller is he than your mom? Is he like--
- Like here.
- Like here?
- Uh huh.
- Do you know what nationality he is?
- American.
- Does he have a British accent?
- I don't know.
- A British accent would be like if I were to say
"eraser" I would say "erasah"
- No, his voice is like, if he was saying something
to my sister, "Kristen stop!" Like--
- Oh, okay. Does he ever say "Crystal stop!"
- Um, few times.
- Sometimes.
- Why do you make the head a half?
- Oh, why do I do this?
So I know like where to put the eyes.
Cause otherwise if I don't do that, I might accidentally
put the eyes too high on the face, which would look weird,
cause then you'd be walking around with eyes up here.
(Crystal laughing)
- Um, how about his mouth?
What kind of face should he be making?
Like he's surprised? Or like he's--
- Like ahh!
- Oh cause she's slapping him in the butt,
so he's like ugh! Okay.
- [Crystal] Did your mom ever slap your butt?
- Yeah. Do you ever get in trouble with your parents?
- Yep.
- What do they do when you're in trouble?
- When I get in trouble,
they actually don't do very much of anything.
- Okay. What should we make him doing?
Anything with his hands or is he like--
- Ahhh!
- Oh, cause he's. Right, cause he's, cause this whole thing
is about that time.
Do you think that he likes it when she slaps his butt?
- Yeah, he's like "Hey!"
And I remember that I saw him smiling.
- So he thinks it's kind of funny?
- Yeah.
- Oh! Does your dad have hairy arms?
- Not hairy.
- Not hairy?
- But long hair in his armpits.
Why are you using that one now?
- Um, now I can make it dark so that we can see what I drew.
- Where are the buttons for the shirt?
- Ooh, yeah, good point.
If one day your parents never came home,
and you were just waiting and waiting,
but they didn't show up, what would you do?
- Call 911.
- What would you say?
- My parents have been gone for a million years
and I need them.
(laughing)
- What do you think?
Does this look anything like them?
- Yep.
- Yeah? Um, let's show it!
One, two, three. Go!
- This is what we think my parents look like.
Mama. Dada. Mom's slapping dad's butt.
- What's his reaction to that?
- AHHHH!
Thank you for helping me with this, Koji.
- Good job. High five? Woo!
Down low? Whoa.
- Up high, down low, too slow.
(laughing)
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