Some very nice yogurt
Very, very--very invisible yogurt
My name is Devendra Banhart
and you are in my house in Echo Park, California
Come on in, let me show you around
Unrelated
I threw up last night
And it really hurt, it was like a punch
It's all I can think about right now. I'm sorry
So, can we have a big thing that says food poison?
Just like while I'm talking the whole time
just food poison?
Before you guys showed up,
this is from 6:00 AM, just right here
Little images start to pop up
You know, there's a nose, an eye
and kind of a thigh
a strange little vegetable fence
And okay, so you just start
usually take little photos of corners and turn these into drawings
It does have its use
I have a mix that I start the day off
kind of gentle music
I'm usually like
just dancing like crazy to that
on the table, just going nuts
Yeah, somersaults, all that
I was on tour for over 10 years and then suddenly I'm in a place
and I'm not just renting a house
or moving houses every couple of months
And so I'm not sure how to make sense out of this space
Basically, when I first got the house
it was about de-Ikea-fying the house
And the inspiration was the combination of Japanese library
Venezuelan country house
and 80's Italian palette
I come home after tours so often
that I think I just cry
I mean, I really get on my knees and cry
and I can't believe I'm home
I open up those doors
and sit for a moment
and cry
Yeah
Look at that
Here's a little quat
Whoa, it's really juicy
It's really good, but I'm going to throw up
any minute now
And then the very, very heartbreaking reminder that we were so certain
Hillary was going to win, and this poster seemed like
what's the point that my friend Claire Hungerford made this
and it was like, it's very cool of you to have made, but why even bother?
Of course she's going to win!
And it sits there, and I have to go
Holy shit, did that really not happen?
It still blows my mind
This is another Claire Hungerford piece
And I really, really love this piece
It's a poster that she made that's regrets from 2016
predictions for 2017
So here are all the regrets
here's all the predictions
And they're so beautiful and
on the money, I feel like they're
I can identify with all of them so much
That's a Haas Brothers candle-- this is a Haas-friendly house
Yeah, I mean, is it a house, or is it a Haas?
I sometimes wonder, oh my God, okay
So like that, myah-myah myah-myah-myah!
In the future, I think kids will just be like
Email? Are you kidding me?
That's like my parents email
Most likely, that's not the case
They'll just be going like this,
"Huh?" And then they send the message
That's beside the point
I do use this because it's a different way of writing
I don't use this to write lyrics, but I do use it to write poems
It feels -- I don't know
it feels good, it just feels good to type something out
This is where I paint
In the end, it all just ends up being a bunch of pussies and dicks
I haven't figured out how to make it a place that feels inviting and cozy
I think to have even people over
Even though my idea of a good party
no one's home
I mean, I'm not even there
Like if I'm not here
and there's no one here
it's a pretty good party
Joe May, who died on the 7th day of the 9th month, 1766, at the age of 61
Leaves of words, autumn colors
a still mountain
These are not child-friendly steps
So, come on up
That's why I live here
This is the only
this is why I live here