- When we met our next guest,
he was only four years old,
and he gets cuter and cuter each time he stops by.
From Spring, Texas, please welcome Kai Langer.
You're now seven, right? - Yeah, yeah.
- And what's that like-- being seven?
- Like, it's really good, and, like, in school, like,
our teacher-- it's really fun.
And, like, our teachers is so nice.
Like, she's new to this school, and she's so easy.
In first grade, she just gives us
all the answers on the test.
[laughter]
- What's her name? - Miss Nesbit.
- Miss what? - Miss Nesbit.
- Miss Nesbit, stop it.
[laughter]
They need to learn for themselves, Miss Nesbit.
So she's new to the school?
And you say she's easy. - Yeah, she's so easy.
- Well-- [laughter]
- Miss Nesbit, you've got a reputation
of being easy.
[laughter]
So you have two little sisters.
Is that right? - Yeah.
- How old are they? - I have two.
Uh, five and one.
- And do you-- do you want more little sisters?
- Yeah, I want a lot,
and I want my mom to have 28 kids.
[laughter]
- Have you told her that?
- Um, no. - Yeah.
28 is a lot of kids to have.
That's a lot to take care of,
but you would help her, right?
- Uh-huh, because I want 28 kids
so, like, if I get bored of playing this one game,
I could just switch to the other one
with the other person. - I see.
So, basically, it's for your benefit.
You want kids so that you have
someone to play with all the time.
- Yeah, because all I have is girls in my family right now,
and my only boy in my family is my dad.
- Uh-huh. So you think if she has 28,
there's a good chance there'll be a boy in there.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
So she'd just keep going until she got a boy.
- Yeah. I really want a boy.
- Yeah, yeah, and when you get older,
and you have children, you want to have 28 kids also?
- No, I want to have eight kids.
- Okay. Okay.
So for you 8, but for your mother 28.
- Yeah. - Okay.
And you're gonna sing for us today, right?
Right, I'm gonna sing "I Can't Feel My Face."
- So you're gonna sing it right now?
- Yeah, I'm gonna sing it right now.
- Okay, Kai, that's great.
You're gonna do it here? - Yeah.
["Can't Feel My Face" by The Weeknd]
[singing] I know she'll be
The death of me, at least we'll both be numb.
And she'll always get the best of me
The worst is yet to come.
But at least we'll both be beautiful
We'll stay for ya...
This I know, know
This I know
She told me don't worry about it
She told me don't worry no more
We fo--fo we can't go without it
She don't need your never
Be a lo, oh, oh, oh!
I can't feel my face when I'm with you
But I love it, but I love it
Oh, I can't feel my face when I'm with you
But I love it, but I love it
Oh and I know she'll be the death of me
At least we'll both be numb
And she'll always get the best of me
The worst is yet to come
Well at least we'll be the necessary
While we're deep in love
This I know this I know
Well I know
She told me don't worry about it
She told me don't worry no more
We fo--fo we can't go without it
She don't need your never be alone, oh, oh, oh
[cheers and applause]
- I don't know if you'd played before,
but you--you're really into soccer now, right?
- Yeah, I played a lot of times.
- Yeah, so you've been playing for a while.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
And you're getting better now?
- Yeah, I'm--I'm the best one on the team.
Like, I play in U7, and only like the top three
out of these so many teams can go to U8.
- Uh-huh. - And with the 8 and 9-year olds.
And I--me and Richie play on this team.
And we were the two,
and I don't know the other person
So we got to go to U8.
with the eight and nine year olds.
Wow, that's impressive for a seven-year old
to play with eight and nine. - Yeah.
- That's good.
So you like the LA Galaxy a lot, right?
- Yeah, I like it really lot.
- Yeah, who's your favorite player on the LA Galaxy?
- Uh, Zardes-- he's a really good player.
He's really good at shooting--at scoring goals
and passing. - Yeah, is he?
Yeah, well that's great. Um, you want to show us
how you're gonna dribble some balls and everything?
- Yeah, I'm gonna show you-- - We need balls, so, um--
Gyasi Zardes, come on out.
["Wavin' Flag" by K'naan]
[singing] - I will be stronger
They'll call me freedom
Just like a waving flag
- Hi, buddy.
Oh, nice to meet you.
How are you? - Hi.
- How are you? - I'm good.
- Surprise. Look at this.
- How's it going, buddy? - Okay.
- Look at this. - Look what you have.
You have your own shirt. - Thank you.
- Isn't that great?
Can you believe we surprised you with him?
- Yeah, no. - Yeah, no, yeah.
That's amazing, and you got
a ball signed for him and everything.
- Oh, yeah. - Thank you.
- And look at the shoes. Those are adorable.
Look at your shoes you're gonna have.
- Thank you. - Oh, that's so good.
You could hang those from the rearview mirror
or wear them.
[laughter]
All right, so, um, I love your hair,
and I love the story.
You did your hair this way for a reason.
Tell everybody why.
Yes, so the reason I have my hair the way I do
is so my grandmother can spot me out on the field.
- Isn't that great?
I love that.
All right, I'm gonna hold this and this,
and wouldn't it be fun to-- to kick some balls around?
- Yeah. - Okay, you want to--
You want to-- - Let's do this.
Show me your moves. - All right, let's do it.
[cheers and applause]
- Yeah!