-Mr. Worldwide himself, Pitbull!
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I love having you here on Earth Day.
It just kind of makes sense. -It makes sense, right?
-It does. -Yeah.
-Mr. Worldwide on Earth Day. -Yeah. Absolutely.
-I had albums called "Global Warming,"
"Climate Change," "Globalization."
You know, just a little message trying to sprinkle out there.
That's it. -Yeah, exactly.
-You know, always a big shout-out to The Roots.
It's an honor always to be around y'all.
Thank you so much. -Oh, please.
You've sold over 65 million albums.
You know that?
-That's called working very, very hard.
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And that -- And 20 years in the game.
-That's a lot of albums.
-Thank God, and thanks to the public for that.
Without y'all... [ Cheers and applause ]
-Is it true that there's a musical in the works
about you and your life with your songs?
-There's a lot of things in the works right now,
some things I can talk about, certain things I can't.
-Oh, okay, okay.
-Because if I did, then I'd have to kill you, Jimmy.
-Okay, I got you. Just blink twice if it is happening.
All right. There we go.
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I can't wait -- I would love to hear that story.
I want to hear your story.
And I love your music, obviously.
-Thank you so much. I appreciate that.
-What are your go-to songs
that aren't your songs if you're on the dance floor?
What makes you dance? -My go-to song always
and my favorite song is
"September," Earth, Wind & Fire.
-Really? That's -- -Yeah, because --
I feel like if you're at any party
and you don't get up and dance and put down your phone,
forget about videos and pictures and all that,
and just get loose, get wild, and get off the chain,
then there's something wrong with you.
-Really? -Yeah.
-How do you dance to "September"?
Do you do the Pitbull type of -- Latin vibe.
Like, what do you -- -I do the --
-See, when I get in trouble dancing to "September,"
you won't see me till next September.
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-Oh, that's how you do it! -It all depends.
If you've got someone else, you've got to --
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-Hey. -That's good, actually.
You know how to do it.
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Every time you come on -- Every time you come on,
I'm going to have to play that song just to --
-Well, you got to remember, I grew up in Miami
with 2 Live Crew and booty-shaking music.
So it's like any time you're dancing,
you got something in front that you got to make sure
you can handle.
You got to make sure you can handle it.
-All right. Hey. All right. -Get it, get it, get it.
♪ Don't stop, get it, get it ♪
-There's always something in front of you.
-And if the booty's too big, it bounces you back,
you got to jump back on there.
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-Explain -- Was that this dude that was dancing like that?
Do you remember this guy?
-Oh yeah, that was definitely him right there.
-Who is this guy?
-That guy was not a troublemaker but always around some trouble.
-I saw recently somewhere, you --
John Travolta shaved his head, and he gave you credit for it?
-Yeah, well, they said something about that.
I sent him Photoshop pictures. I got a BlackBerry.
I can't do none of that right there, to be honest with you.
-Dude, you and my wife are the only two people that have BlackBerrys.
-Yeah, yeah. And the government.
-Yeah, and the government. Yeah, exactly. Right.
-No, but I saw -- John Travolta.
It was an honor, and he gave me an award
at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood.
-Sure. -So, when I was there, he said,
"Hey, man, I like the look with the beard and the shaved head.
Is it cool if I do that?"
And I said, "Yeah."
-"It's cool if you do anything. You're John Travolta."
-"You're John Travolta, man." -Check it out.
-Look at that there. -He does look good.
-Ohh. Looks sharp. -He does. He's a cool dude.
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Let's talk "UglyDolls." I can't wait.
My kids cannot wait for this movie.
It's Kelly Clarkson, it's you, it's Nick Jonas.
-So right now, I got my Slick Dog look on.
'Cause I got two characters in there.
And then this is my Ugly Dog look, right?
The beautiful thing about "UglyDolls,"
what I love about it and why I signed up for it,
is 'cause it's got a great message.
You know, we live in a society that's so connected,
it's disconnected.
People taking so many pictures, they're missing the big picture.
So, with that said, the good thing
about Uglyville and Perfectville,
it just shows people, what a beautiful thing
when you love yourself and you enjoy the ride and you have fun.
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Right? -Absolutely. Enjoy it.
-And in the word "ugly," if you break down the word "ugly,"
it's U Gotta Love Yourself.
So, really, this is what it's about.
-I love that.
-So, to be able to be Ugly Dog and Slick Dog in the film
and have a lot of fun --
You should have seen me in the booth.
They must have thought I was crazy.
-You always have a good time. -'Cause I'm -- You have to.
-You have to. -It's a short ride.
Live life. Don't let life live you.
So, with that said, I was in the booth getting crazy
and be able to be the little dog that --
When you guys see the movie,
you'll see what I'm talking about.
-Yeah, yeah. I want to show everyone a clip.
Here's Pitbull in the new movie "UglyDolls."
-Whoo! -Take a look at this.
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-Good doggy!
-You call that a dog?
It's all right, guys. Slick Dog's got this.
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-What are you doing? -Having fun.
Getting crazy, getting loose.
Go. I'll stall 'em.
Go! Go, go!
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-I mean, come on. That's what you want.
That's what you want. Pitbull, everybody!