Yungblud | Club Random with Bill Maher

Summary

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Club Random with Bill Maher

Guest: Yungblud (Dominic Harrison)
Date: October 6, 2025

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Episode Overview

In this lively episode, Bill Maher sits down with Dominic Harrison—better known as Yungblud—for a raw, unfiltered conversation at Club Random. The two dive deeply into the experiences and philosophies of being a modern rock star, cultural differences between the US and UK, the evolution of rock music, and life both on and off the road. The talk is peppered with personal stories, mutual jokes, reflections on fame, drugs, loss, and their favorite musical icons. The tone is loose, honest, and often irreverent, staying true to Club Random’s established vibe.

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Main Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Life and Attitude of a Rock Star

• Golden Hour of Fame: Maher suggests early success is “the golden hour” of a rock star (02:54), warning that everyone gets jaded. Yungblud is embracing the fun of his rise, especially touring in America versus England.
• Persona and Roots: Discussion about Yungblud’s stage name and adopting personas on stage, with humorous comparisons (strippers, popes). Yungblud credits an old manager for the name, feeling his real name sounded too “polite” (04:39).
• Cultural Impact: Maher and Yungblud compare US and UK fans, with Yungblud observing US crowds are wilder (“You are crazy out here. You’re loud and shit.”, 03:08), while British crowds are “more jumpy.”
• Fashion and Archetypes: Chat about rock star attire as pirate vs. cowboy, with Yungblud positioning himself as a “pirate cowboy” (26:24).

2. Touring, Sleeplessness & Jet Lag

• Constant Motion: Yungblud discusses his preference for tour buses over hotels and describes life on the road as "magical, no reality" with no structured time zones (46:10, 113:35).
• Sleeping Challenges: Despite fame and exhaustion, Yungblud struggles with sleep—Maher warns against the dangers of reliance on sleeping pills (29:35).

3. Cultural Differences and Observations

• Japan Tour Anecdotes: Yungblud shares wild stories from touring Japan, including culture shock, audience etiquette, vending machines, and nearly getting arrested for encouraging mosh pits (08:13–10:44).
• French Directness: Both appreciate French “rudeness” as honesty over passive aggression, comparing cafe manners in France and other countries (11:47, 12:13).
• Language & Slang: Fun riffing on British vs. American terms for anatomy (“fanny” and “cunt”), cockney rhyming slang, and regional taboos (55:00–56:52, 62:22).

4. Drugs, Addiction, and the Stage Experience

• Sober Approach: Yungblud explains that drugs dull the “main event” of performing, making him less present for the flood of emotions on stage (33:46–34:50).
• Differing Reactions to Substances: Both note how drugs affect people differently; Yungblud says his ADHD and experiences with weed/coke don’t match stereotypes (29:50–30:26).

5. The Magic of Performance and the Meaning of Life

• Chasing the High of Performing: Unlike archaeologists who might get a singular big moment, Yungblud compares performing nightly to “finding Lucy every night” (45:14).
• Existential Musings: Both ponder “Why me?” concerning fame. Yungblud jokes he skipped straight from “beaver to rock star” (54:03) and reflects on simulation theory and fate (53:34).

6. Musical Heritage and Heroes

• Upbringing: Yungblud grew up in a guitar shop surrounded by classic blues and British rock (19:03–19:44).
• Legends Remembered: Deep dives into the legacy of the Stones, Bowie, Iggy Pop, and a moving tribute to Ozzy Osbourne following his passing (“Everything I ever wanted to be, he was…” 117:09).
• Art and Subjectivity: Both criticize critic culture and the idea of “reviewing” music or over-intellectualizing art. Yungblud: "How the fuck can you review an album?... Someone has just been like, sat in their room, been like, this is what I feel about the world.” (82:14–83:48).

7. Rock Star Myths, Sex, and Aging

• Sexuality & Ethical Boundaries: Open discussion about groupies, consent, and changing times ("As long as you're nice and respectful and vibing, then what's the problem? That's what I think." 51:44).
• Aging in Fame: Maher admires musicians like Mick Jagger for staying fit; Yungblud jokes about never being able to grow a mustache (39:28–40:00).

8. Modern Concert Culture

• Phones at Gigs: They discuss the modern phenomenon of audiences recording concerts on their phones, with Yungblud encouraging fans to “be in the moment” for at least some songs (106:13–108:13).

9. Mortality, Grief, and Legacy

• Loss and Catharsis: Maher shares his grief for a recently deceased dog; Yungblud reflects on death, funerals, and whether to be buried or cremated (36:03–47:58; 123:20–124:36).
• Dark Humor: Yungblud claims he tried to snort a line of his grandfather’s ashes: "Yeah, I tried to snort a line of me grandfather. Yeah, that was pretty...pretty sick." (124:28).

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On living the rock star dream:
  • “I’m smiling, I’m smiling at the minute, I’m having a good time.” – Yungblud (03:04)
• On drugs and performance:
  • “If I ever do drugs, it takes the fun out of the main event. And the main event is going on stage.” – Yungblud (33:46)
• On honesty and personality:
  • “I love rude people because they’re not lying. There’s nothing worse than a liar.” – Yungblud (11:50)
• On crossing cultures:
  • “Cultures are different. Cultures are fun.” – Maher (10:46)
• On fame & fate:
  • “Why me? Why, of all the people in the world, did Jesus point his finger down and say, give that guy sing, motherfucker.” – Maher (53:48)

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Key Timestamps

• 02:54 — Maher on “the golden hour” of rock stardom.
• 08:13–10:44 — Yungblud’s story about breaking Japan’s no-mosh rule and nearly being arrested.
• 29:35 — Bill and Yungblud on the dangers of sleep medication.
• 33:46–34:50 — Yungblud’s philosophy on drugs vs. the live experience.
• 46:10, 113:35 — Yungblud choosing the bus life and describing tour life as a “circus.”
• 53:34 — Both muse about simulation theory and the randomness of fame.
• 79:13–80:23 — English pub culture and underage drinking anecdotes.
• 82:14–83:48 — Rant against music critics and over-intellectualizing art.
• 117:09–121:12 — Yungblud’s personal reflections on Ozzy Osbourne’s death.
• 106:13–108:13 — Debating audiences’ constant filming at concerts.

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Atmosphere & Tone

True to the Club Random style, the conversation is spontaneous, irreverent, full of laughter, and often veers into mature themes and dark humor. Both guests are candid and playful, sharing touching memories alongside rock-and-roll war stories and witty banter.

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For Further Listening

If you’re interested in how modern rock stardom is lived and experienced, and the way transatlantic cultural exchange shapes music and attitude, this episode offers both genuine insights and hilarious moments. Yungblud’s enthusiasm and Maher’s sardonic wit make for a compelling and fun listen—no prior fandom required.

Transcript

[Jeremy]

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[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

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[Jeremy]

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[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

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[Jeremy]

Getting close. Bill. I can't wait. This tattoo.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, this tattoo here.

[Jeremy]

Oh, property of Ja Rule. Wait. Sure you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Bill, man, how you doing?

[Jeremy]

Did he arrive?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm here, man. Sorry I'm late, bro.

[Jeremy]

It's all right, bro. How are you?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm very well, man. Are you? Oh, epic. Thanks for having me.

[Jeremy]

Oh, thanks for being here.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

This is great.

[Jeremy]

I was going to wear one of these myself. I was going to wear that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, well, you, you chaps. I was going to wear that.

[Jeremy]

This is as good as I can do.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I like it, man. It's cool.

[Jeremy]

Thanks, pro. Where are you from?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm from Doncaster, England.

[Jeremy]

I knew England. Doncaster. I don't know that one.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No one knows it. I always say Manchester to Americans because it's Manchester area. It's like an hour away.

[Jeremy]

But you must be having a Great fucking time. I gotta say. There's gotta be nothing better in life than being a rising rock star, you know? Cause, like, in 10 years, you. You'll be jaded. Really?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Do you think I'll get jaded?

[Jeremy]

Everybody does.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Really?

[Jeremy]

Yes. You're at the. This is the. This is the golden hour. Like, you're, you're, you're, you know, you're not on everybody's radar yet. You're, you're.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm smiling, I'm smiling at the minute, I'm having a good time.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I bet you I'm taking it. It's like a rocky at the minute. Especially in America. You are crazy out here. You. You're loud and shit.

[Jeremy]

I love it more than England, More than not more than London.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's a little bit different. Like in London, it's a bit more jumpy. In America, it's really screamy. The gigs, everyone's like, ah, but you.

[Jeremy]

Live in London now.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I bet I live in London now.

[Jeremy]

See, of course, everybody moves to London.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I like London. Do you like London?

[Jeremy]

Well, of course. Everybody likes London. I mean, you know, it's super expensive.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. I don't leave Camden Town.

[Jeremy]

You just live in.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

And it's okay.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I live in my happy bubble.

[Jeremy]

Exactly. Well, I mean, you have a giant.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Cheers, man.

[Jeremy]

Great to see you. Cheers. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Blood.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Thank you.

[Jeremy]

Hey, how did you get that name? Because, like, I always think that there's, you know, there's certain people who, like, have two names. Strippers.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

The Pope.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's fair.

[Jeremy]

The Pope. I mean, the Pope has a stripper name. Pope's name is Bob. Stripper name. Leo.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. I'm telling you. What would your stripper name be?

[Jeremy]

Mine? Onyx.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What?

[Jeremy]

I've always thought I would be a good Onyx. Now I'd have to fight the other Onyx in the club for it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

I feel that because I'm older, I'd probably, you know, be original. Onyx. I like that, you know.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

OG Onyx. Yeah. OG Onyx.

[Jeremy]

You don't want that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love that, man shaking that thing.

[Jeremy]

But, like, Youngblood's a great name.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's a good. Do you know what? I didn't come up with it myself, which is sad, but I remember I had an older manager and I thought I was just like, I can't call myself. My name's Dominic Harrison. And that sounds too polite.

[Jeremy]

It sounds like a barrister.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You know? That's what I'm saying. It does sound like a lawyer, doesn't it?

[Jeremy]

Well, do they still wear those wigs?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, they do. I think if you're a barrister, right, you work so hard to get the wig. It's like what you fucking put on your. It's what you put on your wall, man.

[Jeremy]

I mean, maybe this is just because I'm an American, but I feel like if I was on trial in England and they brought me into the courtroom and I saw the dude with the wig, I would. It'd be hard not to lol.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

I'd just be like.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But you'd be shitting yourself. Cause you're facing fucking five years in prison or something.

[Jeremy]

You know, I mean that you gotta say, you gotta something for sticking with the tradition.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Do you know what? I think the wigs are gangster. I like the wigs. That's cause I'm English, innit? I'm being conditioned that way.

[Jeremy]

Yeah. No, I'm just saying there's something to be said and probably something to be said against like sticking with some shit just because we've already always done it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I was just in Japan yesterday.

[Jeremy]

Yesterday.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yesterday, yeah. I've just landed from Japan.

[Jeremy]

Wow. Well, I really appreciate you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, thank you for having. Thank you for having me.

[Jeremy]

And you're not jet lagged?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm. I'm. I'm not really sleeping at the minute. I'm just kind of getting it when I can.

[Jeremy]

When you're 28, you can do that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, just like keep going. Cause we're in Japan and I've not slept in three days.

[Jeremy]

That can be a kind of a high. Yeah, Keith Richards used to do it on purpose.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I'm vibing, honestly. Cause the first night I got there, I was lying in bed anxious. So the next three nights I thought instead of being in bed anxious, let's just stay out. And we went out in Japan and honestly, your fucking carpet don't look the same when you come back from Japan.

[Jeremy]

Why? What do you mean?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Just mad, innit? Just like three total. 180. I love it.

[Jeremy]

What is Japan like? I don't know. You're in Tokyo.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Extremely, extremely respectful. Yet after dark the craziest place you've ever been to.

[Jeremy]

Well, respectful, but there is a lot of groping on the.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

So it's not weird. Yeah. You know what? I don't. They do honestly, like it's, it's, it's a. It's a bit weird that in it.

[Jeremy]

Well, they also sell used panties.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

They do.

[Jeremy]

In the, in the vendor.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You know what, I went in a vending machine. I went to Am I lying. I went to. No, I went to a part. I went to a bar the other night and we were like. It was like an arcade bar and it was great, but I thought I was a myth. And then we made. Said, get a load of this. As like, use knickers in a vending machine.

[Jeremy]

Did you get some?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I didn't bother, but my mate did. My mate tried for like two hours. I was like. And then we pulled them out and then they weren't really used. It was a scam.

[Jeremy]

I was. I was guessing.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

They can't sell it. You're really going to do that if.

[Jeremy]

You'Re going to say they're used. Sell used. I find that just disgusting. Yeah. I mean. And you know, they weren't really used.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It was bollocks.

[Jeremy]

And how would you tell if they were used? It'd be.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Probably smell them.

[Jeremy]

Yeah. Be an odor. Yeah, Yeah. I mean, because that's really what they're going for anyway, right?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

I mean, anyone can go to. I can go to CVS and buy panties exactly like I did yesterday.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But my mate smelled him and he said, nah, to smell clean as a whistle. So, yeah, they were like vibing, boy.

[Jeremy]

You think you have respect for a country, you're fine thing like that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But then the food's beautiful in it and the people are legendary.

[Jeremy]

What are the people like? I mean, they're.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You know what, it's so fun because they're reserved, so. So you walk up to stage and normally, like in the UK or here, when you walk into the arena, it's like, of course it's dead silent. And there's like a stadium of people out outside. And I'm like, is there anyone there? Yeah, it's rammed. And then they do this thing in between, in between songs where they go like.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

And they just drop the claws. So you kind of like, whoa. And it's like completely silent. So you feel awkward, but it's not awkward at all. It's actually really beautiful. But we nearly got arrested there last time when after Covid, I remember we were on stage and this guy goes on this radio before he went on and starts talking and starts going, I'm really worried about this next act because there was a ban on mosh pitting and screaming at concerts after Covid. Extremely weird because obviously what you obviously gonna scream at a concert, but not in Japan, apparently. This guy goes on stage and he goes, I'm extremely worried about this next performer because I've seen his live shows. Whatever you do remember, do not Mosh or scream or jump. Watch the show. Now, I'm backstage and he's all speaking in Japanese. So I'm. I'm saying to the lads, I'm going to, yo, we better fucking nail this. He's giving us a two and a half minute talk up. He's probably saying, like, this guy's from England. He's gonna blow your fucking mind. Get ready to jump and get ready to go fucking crazy. And that's what I think he's saying. But what he's saying is, do not do anything. So I run out, I'm going fucking Tokyo, you motherfuckers. And the front row, I can see it on the face. I kind of just like. Like really juxtaposed. Because they've been told not to. But you know when you tell a kid not to take a piss on the lawn? You want to take a piss on the lawn, don't you? So, like, when you do it, you're like, fucking yes, I'm taking a piss on the lawn. And then. And then they went extra crazy. And I got off stage and the police waiting for us. And I'm like, what's going on? They were like, we told you that you're not allowed to do that. I was like, I don't speak Japanese.

[Jeremy]

Well, like I said, cultures are different.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Telling you cultures are fun. And they were like. Because they were proper naughty. And they knew they were being naughty, so they weren't actually crazy.

[Jeremy]

I gotta tell you, this thing with Japan goes back all the way to the Beatles. When the Beatles played Japan, they had the exact same reaction. You just said they were like, whoa, everywhere in the world except France, the only country that didn't go for the Beatles. Everywhere in the world.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

France is a funny one, man.

[Jeremy]

That's a funny one. Have you played there?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

They love us in France. It's always hit or miss. Honestly. I remember going my French label once and they were like, so there is two things they will ever love you or not. And I'm like, oh, shit. And like, so today you go on tv, we see. I'm like, fucking hell, no pressure. First time I went to France, they were just like, you're either going to be loved here or not.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, you look like somebody they would like.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I think it's the makeup.

[Jeremy]

You mean the makeup of your personality?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Not in my eyeliner.

[Jeremy]

Oh, your actual makeup. The actual makeup.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love the French as well. Do you know why I love the French? Because they're straight up. Honestly. I love Paris because everyone's rude. I Love rude people because they're not lying. There's nothing worse than a liar.

[Jeremy]

You know what? I have been called that kind of person. I've seen it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I've seen. I've been watching these. I was like, we'll see what happens on this.

[Jeremy]

And I'm not rude. I'm just honest. And yes, when you're honest, people don't like it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That's why. And I agree. It's so funny. It's like, can I go to a. Can I have a cappuccino? No. All right. Okay. All right. I'll get a Americano. No. Can I get a tea? No. Right, what can I get then?

[Jeremy]

You're right.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I like that. I like that.

[Jeremy]

There's no. There's no small talk. There's no. I mean, I've been in countries, I won't say which ones, but where there's sort of a passive aggressive element to. Yes. The native population really doesn't like coming there.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

All right. Really fair.

[Jeremy]

And so there you. I mean, the people are actually lovely people, but you can also find a kind of a passive aggressive. You know, you get into a cab and ask how far it is to go to the. You know, whatever, and they give you one number, and when you get there, it's three times as much. You're like, wait a second, you said. And they're like, oh, no, you must. Okay, do whatever you want. You must have misunderstood. You know, it's a very passive aggressive.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't know.

[Jeremy]

I'm just saying I've had that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I've never experienced that again. I think, except wear makeup. I think I'm a bit more. I must be a bit more friendly.

[Jeremy]

And when you do, I mean, you're obviously. You know, I always think people are just very often born a certain thing. And it's like there's a look like agents have. And you look at a guy and he's like, that guy's an agent. I just know he is. And you're like, you're a rock star. Like, it was just. You just looked like you were born to the manor. I'm guessing you never really considered anything else.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No.

[Jeremy]

For me, you certainly never studied.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I was. You know what? I love this tree, though. I wanted to be a ma. If this didn't work out, I wanted to be an archaeologist.

[Jeremy]

An archaeologist.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love the Romans and.

[Jeremy]

I do, too.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

And the Greeks and.

[Jeremy]

Have you ever studied them?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I. I mean, in school I did. And then I loved World War I and World War II.

[Jeremy]

So you skipped everything between The Romans.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Everything else is boring to me. I think I like some.

[Jeremy]

I could. I could bore you to death. But it would be really interesting about the Middle Ages. You'd like the Middle Ages?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh yeah.

[Jeremy]

Talk about people being honest.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. You know, I mean, there was. I like that vibe as well. And. And if. Yeah, it was music. And I'll never forget my history. She was gorgeous. I used to fancy my history teacher. It might have been because she was really beautiful that I fell in love with history. But I always used to fancy my history teacher. And I remember telling her, I'm leaving school to go and start a rock band.

[Jeremy]

How old are you?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

15.

[Jeremy]

15.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

And she was pissed. She was like, why? You're gonna throw your life away? You could be a historian.

[Jeremy]

See, if this was Florida, she just would have fucked you. Because that's what we do here in America.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Fuck, man, I wish I would have lived in Florida.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

And honestly, I proper fancied her. I thought she was gorgeous. Apple for teacher. Very English.

[Jeremy]

Does that ever happen in England? Cause it happens.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, no, I mean, it does work.

[Jeremy]

It happens a lot here.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You don't get away with it in England. It's a very, very.

[Jeremy]

Well, you don't get away with it here, but it does happen quite a bit. Were a. A. I'm talking about female teachers who are like mid-20s and they fuck. This one in the news today, an 11 year old.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh no, that's fucked up, man.

[Jeremy]

I swear to God.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Nah, I hate that. It makes me mad. Okay, well that makes me angry. Don't carry on with that shit.

[Jeremy]

You turn this into Tokyo. Come on. But I swear to God, she said he came on to me.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Now that I know, but you got.

[Jeremy]

To just give it up for an 11 year old.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Mental. No way.

[Jeremy]

Having game.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No. Yeah, I mean, I mean, okay, so 11 is too young, but 100% by like 10 years.

[Jeremy]

Your teachers never hit on you like that?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, no, no. She. I don't know. I fancied her. That's all I knew, you know, I mean, I was like hell. But then maybe it's because she should have said something. I wrote her a song when I left school. Oh my God.

[Jeremy]

And what was the upshot all? Did she ever smile?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

She didn't say nish.

[Jeremy]

Really?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Nothing?

[Jeremy]

Maybe the song wasn't good.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I agree.

[Jeremy]

I mean, you're 15.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm telling you, I think the song was shit.

[Jeremy]

What was this song? Do you remember it?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I got a clue, you know, Goodbye. Thank you, I love you. It's probably pretty fucking creepy, to be honest.

[Jeremy]

Do you know the song To Sir With Love?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, who's that?

[Jeremy]

You'd love it, and you should sing it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What song is it?

[Jeremy]

It was a song in the six. There was a movie called to sir with Sidney Poitier. Do you know who that is?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I don't.

[Jeremy]

He was the first African American. I think he was from the Islands originally, but he was a gorgeous black man who was like the first black movie star. Sick. In the 60s, you know, when race was a very different place, completely 100%, but he was still. He made a famous movie called Guess who's Coming to dinner in 1967, where the White girl falls for him and takes him home. And it's like, guess who's coming to Dinner. It's like, oh, my gosh. And that was very controversial, but handled very deftly. And he did this movie called To Sir With Love took place in England, and he was a teacher there. And then, you know, he. You know, they. Obviously, at the beginning, there's racism and the kids. What is this? This is in the 60s, when there was no black people in London, as opposed to today, where it's mostly a multiracial. And the girl. The white girl, you know, has a huge crush on him and sings this song, which was a big hit by Lulu. And it's still one of my favorite songs. You know who that is?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Do you know, I met Lulu at the Royal Albert hall watching the who.

[Jeremy]

She must be 80.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, she was hot. Still. I thought she was really cute.

[Jeremy]

Wow.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

She's like, I'm Lulu. I'm like, you're Lulu?

[Jeremy]

Well, that's her big song.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

To Serve With Love.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, that's Lulu, all right.

[Jeremy]

Those girl there's.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Lulu's Scottish, isn't she?

[Jeremy]

She married a bg.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Fair. I think she's Scottish. But I remember seeing. At the Albert hall, and she's, I'm Lulu. I'm like, you're Lulu? Fucking hell. Yeah. I love that vibe.

[Jeremy]

And she. You know, the song is so beautiful. Those schoolgirl days of telling tales and biting nails are gone. And she's singing to this. You know, how can I thank someone who has taken me from crayons to perfume?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, wow. Beautiful line.

[Jeremy]

Oh, I. The whole thing is. And it's a great song. And it's a song for someone who can really sing.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, my God, that's badass. What's it called? I'm gonna write it down.

[Jeremy]

To Sir With Love.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

To Sir With Love and sing the.

[Jeremy]

Movie Cause it takes place in your neck of the woods.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

To sir with love. I mean, I've written it down in my notes, I swear.

[Jeremy]

No, I'm not gonna bullshit. I'll be disappointed if you don't sing this.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Next time I see you, I'll be so singing.

[Jeremy]

And even if you don't put it out commercially, just you're in the studio, make it and send it to me.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Cool. I'll do it for Christmas.

[Jeremy]

I mean, thank you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

A little bow on it.

[Jeremy]

Because I have her version. And then Al Green. You know who Al Green is?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, no, Al Greenish.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, he did a version.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, did he?

[Jeremy]

Yes, an R B version. That's awesome.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love that, man.

[Jeremy]

So, you know, some of those old.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I. Look, I love all that. I mean, my vibe was like, I grew up on. Cause me old man and me granddad had a guitar shop, so I grew up in a guitar shop. So I grew up on all, like, screaming Jay Hawkins and Muddy Waters and Bo Diddley. Oh, the old blues, the old blue stuff. And then, like, into the Stooges and the Stones and Bowie, and that's what I grew up on. And then, like a lot of Brit pop.

[Jeremy]

I mean, I have no use for that old blues stuff, quite frankly. But I'm sure it's wonderful music. But I love what other generations did with it, quite frankly. I mean, you know, they just made it more commercial.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

I mean, Eric Clapton, sick and this. And. And the stones 100 were totally raised on that and that. That's what they were doing.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That's what I love about the Stones, when they were like, we've got to bring Morty on tv because they won't let Mori on tv. Do you hear about that? First time we went on tv, they were like, we've got to bring Morty on tv. Oh, we're not doing it. How sick is that? That's gangster. Yeah, that is sick as fuck.

[Jeremy]

No, they. They. All those British bands who borrowed so generously from America and our roots, and especially the black artists, were very cognizant of trying to pay it back. I mean, Keith Richards did that whole special with Chuck Berry.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. I mean, that's so funny. That's fucking hilarious. When Chuck. When he's, like, playing it wrong, and Chuck's getting mad at him, and Keith's like, what, are you backing me, man?

[Jeremy]

Chuck Berry, God bless him, being always Chuck Berry. His attitude wasn't like, thank you so much.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No.

[Jeremy]

And I can totally riches, right?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

And Keith was like, taking like, yeah, man, what the That's Chuck Berry.

[Jeremy]

It was an early version of what I'm sure is a very legitimate thing that black folks feel. What they call now white saviorism, you know, like, don't think you're my fucking savior.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Jeremy]

And that. And so I think it smelled like that to Chuck Berry. 80% Keith Richards. It was. He had this.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But I think Keith was coming at it from like a fan perspective, like.

[Jeremy]

And a wonderful, beautiful perspective of. Yes. I want to acknowledge that we didn't invent this.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

We are standing on the shoulders of giants. Yeah.

[Jeremy]

Of you guys. And Chuck was like, sure, fuck you. When is my call time over? And where's my money?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Get out me. Get off the stage.

[Jeremy]

Thank you, Whitey. And I just love that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm telling you. Keith was fully just like, yeah, man, I love you. I love you, man.

[Jeremy]

I love when people are just exactly saying what they think.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I agree. That's why, that's why I love the friends.

[Jeremy]

You know, let's, let's just.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, yeah. So I love the friends.

[Jeremy]

Let's don't waste time.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I agree.

[Jeremy]

Too much of. Too much of life is lateral movement. Whenever you're doing small talk or saving feelings, which sometimes is certainly appropriate. But for just everything you're just moving laterally. Whereas I like to move forward.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I agree. The thing about it is I think. Say what? Like no matter what, even if you don't agree with people, say what you think and you'll probably have a better time. Even if like you have a disagreement at a party or you don't fucking politically understand someone or you don't, whatever. I just think like the way you move forward together is you debate out and you're honest and I think like ah, respect that. Or I think you, I think you're talking, you know, I mean I like that vibe. Do you like tequila?

[Jeremy]

I'm drinking it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I hate tequila, mate. I'm trying. I hate.

[Jeremy]

Well then don't drink it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I know, I agree, I agree with you.

[Jeremy]

50 other kinds of liquor.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I agree.

[Jeremy]

What are you drinking?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I used to drink beer, but I, I, I, I, I, I kind of got rid of me tits. Yeah, I mean I started like I was, I used to be a bit chunkier, so now I switched to vodka.

[Jeremy]

No, you look very well. Yeah, in good, like androgynous. Bowie, of course.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Thin white juke, man.

[Jeremy]

Thin white juke.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Do you only have that thin white duke here?

[Jeremy]

Duke, Duke, Duke.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Du k eat.

[Jeremy]

I love it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No fin. White juke.

[Jeremy]

G U K then White duke. One of his great characters.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Epic, man. Do you know he lived on green peppers and cocaine and milk to be the fin. White dude.

[Jeremy]

Well, not his whole life.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No. For like a year. Oh, for a year in Berlin.

[Jeremy]

Green.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Just to try it out.

[Jeremy]

He lived in Berlin?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh.

[Jeremy]

Oh, yeah. I think I.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

And he took Iggy there. And I think he took Lou Reed there. Transformer, I think. I don't know about Lou, but I definitely know about Iggy.

[Jeremy]

Iggy has got to stop performing with his shirt off.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I like Iggy, man. I saw him in London.

[Jeremy]

But. There's a But, you know, there is an expiration date on everything.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I think it's kind of some Richard. Like, Richard III shit. Like Shakespeare kind of like. I think that's kind of what he's going for.

[Jeremy]

I know Richard III performed with his shirt off. What do you mean?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, man. Like the kind of scoliosis and the fucking. Like the beauty and the ugly kind of vibe.

[Jeremy]

Well, beauty and the ugly. Okay, if that's what we're gonna say.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm wearing his pants right now. You want to see? I'm not going to take me pants off. I'm just going to show you.

[Jeremy]

Look.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

So these got made in the. In the. I don't know when, but they say Iggy in them. Look, Crow Mart's made these pants look Iggy.

[Jeremy]

And your boyfriend's name is Calvin Klein.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You.

[Jeremy]

And wait, watch this tattoo.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You're getting close.

[Jeremy]

Wait, this tattoo? Tattoo.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, this tattoo here.

[Jeremy]

Oh. Property of Ja Rule. Wait. You're funny.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I like you.

[Jeremy]

You're funny.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

As I'm telling you, we're gonna get on well.

[Jeremy]

That's the first time we've had someone drop trout. I'm not dropping sh. I've had one guest who did the show like this. I mean, we have some interesting things that happen.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I was just saying. We brought up Biggie. So I've got.

[Jeremy]

Where do you get those pens?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Are these promarts? You know, chrome hearts.

[Jeremy]

Is there a Rock Star Store like this?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

So basically, like. Yeah, I think it's this company. It's the Rock Star Store.

[Jeremy]

Where. And that's in England?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, it's handmade in America. Yeehaw. Because the best thing about rock stars is I've learned two things. Meeting all the older rock stars, you pick two avenues, and that is pirate or cowboy.

[Jeremy]

Interesting.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

And I pick cowboy.

[Jeremy]

Oh, I was gonna say pirate, but fuck off.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What do you mean, a pirate?

[Jeremy]

Well, I mean eye makeup, like, that's certainly pirate.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Fair. That is kind of pirate. But like chaps.

[Jeremy]

This is piratey chaps.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Chapsy chaps.

[Jeremy]

Okay. Pirates might wear this. The chain cowboys don't.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, really?

[Jeremy]

No, I mean leather. Yes. You needed chaps.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

All right, fair. So I'm a bit of a mix of both.

[Jeremy]

Yeah. Which I think is better.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm into that vibe. Yeah, fair. I'll take that.

[Jeremy]

A pirate cowboy.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's normal. I've been owning the cowboy vibe, but I'm into pirate cowboy.

[Jeremy]

Right.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Take that.

[Jeremy]

Well, what they have in common is that pirates and cowboys, of course, both sort of bad boys.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. They're on the run.

[Jeremy]

And they're making their own rules.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

You know, but, you know, it's not like the cowboys didn't have to get the cows to market. No, I mean, they had a job.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm having fun, mate. I'm telling you. Can I just stop? I'm having fun here.

[Jeremy]

It's what we do here, I'm telling you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I jet like this and I just come from Japan and I'm like, I'm having fun.

[Jeremy]

Good. I want you to have fun. I. I know. No guest here doesn't. It's impossible. I won't let it happen.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I can tell. This man cave's incredible.

[Jeremy]

Well, you know, it's like.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Like, why the are we. I love it.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, I do too.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

We could be in any era.

[Jeremy]

We could be.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You know what I mean?

[Jeremy]

You're right.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It almost feels futuristic. But it could be the 60s, you know what I mean? That's what I like about this room.

[Jeremy]

Yes. Sometimes places just have a aura to them. And I'm not one of those touchy feely guys. I'm not. I'm an atheist, you know, I don't believe in religion.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Fair.

[Jeremy]

Why are you? Same thing.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't know, man. Because I was baptized.

[Jeremy]

Well, so was I, but I was.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Baptized as a kid.

[Jeremy]

K. An infant.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Like.

[Jeremy]

So you had no say in it?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't know, man. For me, like, my vibe is sometimes like. I can't explain magic, especially being in a rock and roll band. The amount of magic that I, I don't know, come across or feel right or something that happens in my belly or when. When you step outside in front of 20, 000 people or I just think it can't be.

[Jeremy]

Just.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't know if I want to believe in. That's just it. Like, I feel like some something. Somewhere there's a higher power. That's what I think. That's my vibe. Like, I think I've seen too much Love and magic and.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Unexplainable.

[Jeremy]

Well, definitely unexplainable.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You know, I mean, or like something's written. I don't know. Well, you know, I mean, I think. I think. Or maybe that's just a coping mechanism.

[Jeremy]

That's possible.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Like saying it. If you say it's written to yourself. Like, I'm terrible at sleeping. Like, especially with what's going on at the minute. You know, like the one you were talking about earlier when you kind of on the rise and people.

[Jeremy]

Your life is too exciting to go to sleep.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm in bed, like.

[Jeremy]

Right. I don't blame you. You should be.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What the fuck?

[Jeremy]

Right? And don't. I don't get into any sort of pill to help you sleep.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I don't.

[Jeremy]

That's good because that of all the drugs, trust me, of all the drugs, those are the most addictive. The ones where you. You start out with this dose but you always need more.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, man.

[Jeremy]

Cocaine is like that in reverse, Joe.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't really do coke. I've never done cocaine.

[Jeremy]

That's good too.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I've got adhd. It's hard for me to sleep. Did it once. Fell asleep.

[Jeremy]

The coke put you to sleep. Yeah, yeah, I totally understand that. Drugs. People think that's crazy. They think pot keeping me up is crazy because people mostly use it to go to sleep. But it has.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, no, no, no.

[Jeremy]

Everyone's different.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Honestly, if I smoke a bit of weed, it makes me. It makes me awake. Can't do it.

[Jeremy]

Would you like to?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, man, I can't. It makes me max. My mind runs a million miles an hour. If I have any of that, I'm like, bing, bing, bing.

[Jeremy]

So you never write a song on pot?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I do. I do a little bit of hash.

[Jeremy]

Well, that's. That's. That's the same drug.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Really. Small bit of the hash. No, it's a different vibe, isn't it? That pot slight makes me like, whoa.

[Jeremy]

It's the same drug. It's the. Pot is just Hash is just pot.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Hash is a bit more like. That's how it makes it feel.

[Jeremy]

But I'm telling you, it's all thc.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Jeremy]

It's just that hash is like they took pot and they squeezed it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

If I do that, I just, like, become.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, then don't, stupid. No, no, no. I never encourage people to smoke.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

If you gave me some right now.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, I'm not going to. Well, no, we don't want that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, we don't want that.

[Jeremy]

No, and we're not gonna get it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No fun for anyone. Everybody be watching. I'm like, what a.

[Jeremy]

Okay, we're not giving you pot. Okay.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm done. I'm into it. I mean, I stick to the.

[Jeremy]

Okay. Mr. Blood.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, sorry. Thank you, sir.

[Jeremy]

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[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

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[Jeremy]

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[Jeremy]

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[Jeremy]

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[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What's interesting, the thing for me is if I ever do drugs, it takes the fun out of the main event. And the main event is going on stage, Right. If you're on drugs, right, you're never gonna like If I walk up the stage, you. You lose everything. You lose. The best thing about being on stage is you feel multiple things. You feel excited, you feel turned on, you feel grateful, you feel full of love, you feel full of anger. You feel a million different things.

[Jeremy]

Sexual.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yes, sexual. Everything.

[Jeremy]

Right.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You feel every sensory thing in your head at once. If you're on drugs, then you, you. You're on drugs. Like, you feel like there's only one feeling when you're on drugs, and that's I'm on drugs. Well, I mean, it's like. It's like if you, like if you're at a festival and you take something, you're like, oh, I know where I'm at right now. Whereas I would rather remain a little bit more pure. So I feel if it numbed or changed me being on stage, I think that'd be brutal.

[Jeremy]

Well, again, it affects everybody differently. For some people, I would think I am one of them. I mean, I could take a drug that made me only think that I was on drugs. But like, this drug, it doesn't. It just enhances 10 to me.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That's not a drug, though. That's a plan that was like God given.

[Jeremy]

No, it's a drug. If it makes you feel different, it's a drug.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Fair, Fair.

[Jeremy]

Ok. I mean, everything is a plant.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I know. You're right.

[Jeremy]

Every drug originally comes from some plant. Sometimes they take it to a lab and make it into a pill. But it came from a plant. Okay. It wasn't just. What?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I'm just about. I do that when I'm just like vibing.

[Jeremy]

Okay, all right.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm a vibing man. Keep talking. Sometimes I make faces.

[Jeremy]

Okay, good. You enjoy. But like, this to me is just. It takes whatever I'm feeling and just kind of puts it on the moving walkway at the airport. You know, you're like, you're going in that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

You float and you float. You're not floating.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That's funny. You know that thing about that is it enhances any feeling. So, like.

[Jeremy]

Exactly.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That's why you can't take it to go to bed. Because if I'm.

[Jeremy]

For example, if you're sad.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. It makes you more sad. People don't realize that. Yeah.

[Jeremy]

My dog died a week ago.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What kind of dog was it?

[Jeremy]

A dead one. No fair now. A little. I don't know. He was a mutt with one eye.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, fucking sick. We just got a cat with one eye called Scar.

[Jeremy]

It had one eye when you got him.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Oh, she's A she's a ledge. Oh. Why did you get yours taken out?

[Jeremy]

Well, he had a fight with a car and did not win it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, fuck. I'm sorry.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, but that was like he lived for the.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What was his name?

[Jeremy]

Chico.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Chico the pirate.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, Chico. He was. I mean, Chico, if, you know, you could just look at him and know this. This dog did time.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Really?

[Jeremy]

Yeah, this dog did time.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Just a little bit for cute.

[Jeremy]

And it didn't bug him. I mean, he was great. I mean, he would bite you if you tried to pet him. Which.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, especially when you're drunk. People forget if you're drunk and you try and go to a dog, they feel weird because you're not yourself. Honestly, the most. I heard the most amount of dog bites come from, you know, for example, say like you've been out with your mates and the dog's there and you kind of come over like you're more abrupt, you're less cautious, you're less respectful, so it'll bite you. I read something about that.

[Jeremy]

That may be true.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

And I got bitten loads of times drunk by dogs.

[Jeremy]

This dog would just bite me. Always. I mean, only after.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Why?

[Jeremy]

I'm just saying, if you reached out to pet him on the head, because of the one eye, he was fine. But then he just got scared cause he couldn't see. So. And Chico was not the kind of dog to give warning. You know, some dogs are like, chico was like, no warning. We go right to biting.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

So it was a light of that.

[Jeremy]

You know, I used to always say to him, chico, I'll pet you when you're dead. And then last week I got the chance, and then people said to me, you know, oh, you should smoke some pot. I'm like, no, it just would make it worse. It would enhance my sadness. Yeah, you'd be like, it's gonna take whatever I feel and put it on stage.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Steroids? Yeah, yeah. Make it 15 times.

[Jeremy]

Why? I actually do steroids.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I was like, you take steroids?

[Jeremy]

No, I look like I was looking.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

A bit big when you came.

[Jeremy]

No, no, but you look like you could jump around the stage.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I like. Yeah, yeah. I love.

[Jeremy]

I mean, I've seen clips of you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm obsessed with it.

[Jeremy]

You know, we've got a guy over here, Benson Boone. Have you ever. What?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, he's funny. Him.

[Jeremy]

He's what?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

He's funny. Funny.

[Jeremy]

He's funny.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

He's funny.

[Jeremy]

Funny. Haha.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Makes me laugh.

[Jeremy]

Oh, why?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't know. He's funny. His mustache and shit.

[Jeremy]

Oh, yeah. He does kind of look like Doug Henning in the 70s.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, he looks like a 70s porn star.

[Jeremy]

Or a magician.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, he does. It's like, what's in the hat? What's in the hat? I'm telling you.

[Jeremy]

But he's also loved now.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But he's funny.

[Jeremy]

But he's also very talented.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, he's a great singer, but he makes me laugh and he.

[Jeremy]

And he jumps around.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't know if he thinks his mustache is funny or not. I'm telling you, he might know what we don't. I bet he's like, yo, I like a porn star. Sick.

[Jeremy]

That's a very good question. Does he. Is he doing it ironically?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I think so.

[Jeremy]

You know what? I think he's doing it. It's like, you know, he's a rock star now. He's jumping around the stage. He's that age. It's like you have to have something to keep the away it's on Jeremy. Otherwise there's too many girls.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

You know, it's like something to turn off some percentage of.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I wish I could fucking grow a mustache. I can't.

[Jeremy]

You can't grow a mustache.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You can't grow a mustache.

[Jeremy]

Come on.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Telling you, I ain't got shit. I ain't even got chest ever. Nothing.

[Jeremy]

You got a little around your little.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Bit of fucking filled.

[Jeremy]

Well, maybe it's the rock star thing telling you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I mean, Mick Jagger, but Jim Morrison had a good friend.

[Jeremy]

Mick Jagger is 112 years old and he has the exact same like 28 inch waist he had when he was legend. That is just someone who was born a rock star.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, yeah.

[Jeremy]

You know the Rolling Stones, they're amazing because like they never put on weight. They even when they got, you know, one of them got cancer. They didn't lose their hair. They just are watching.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Like I just. My vibe is that I gotta be a little bit good. Cause I think from my mum's side I get a bit. A little bit of tub on. So I've gotta watch what I watch what I eat. But I.

[Jeremy]

That's not much of a.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Not a little bit.

[Jeremy]

I'm saying like that's.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You don't want to be Machy or Mick. Man, they just kept it tight, didn't they? You know, I mean, naturally you don't.

[Jeremy]

Want to be Machine Gun Kelly looks too emaciated. And I, I like skinny and thin. I keep myself as thin as possible at my age.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But I thought I got a bit too skinny this year. I was like, hell, you can No, I like, I like looking a bit like I'm, I'm down to ride, you know what I mean?

[Jeremy]

Ariana Grande has a new fast food restaurant. It's called look at the Box.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Ariana Grande, man, she's a cutie fan.

[Jeremy]

Okay, but she could put on a couple of pounds and that's somebody who do you know?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

If I knew Ariana Grande, I'd bring her back to Yorkshire and give her a couple of Yorkshire puddings.

[Jeremy]

Would that do the trick?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm telling you. Yeah, cuddle on Yorkshire puddings. Give her a cuddle. Give her a fucking cold. Take her to the cold and give her a cup of Yorkshire pudding.

[Jeremy]

I'm sure you'll be doing duets with her soon.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

She's got a good voice, you know.

[Jeremy]

So do you. I mean, people want to work.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

What?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't know, I just did it again. I just have these sporadic things, man.

[Jeremy]

That's fine.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You said you got a good voice.

[Jeremy]

That felt like singing sort of like a delightful version of Tourette's.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, it's fully like that.

[Jeremy]

It's Tourette's. Delightful.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Tourette's. About the forks and. That's exactly.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, you don't want to do that, but this is good. But I mean, people, you know, a certain caliber talent only want to work with people who are equal.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. 100%.

[Jeremy]

Which is understandable.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That's when it makes sense as well, you know, I mean, like, you gotta, I think when you're kind of looking for a collaboration, you wanna be able to stand next to someone on stage and almost shit yourself to be like, ah, they're gonna be better than me. You know what I mean? You want that, like, healthy competition, don't you?

[Jeremy]

You want a healthy competition. Yes. And you also wanna feel like you're not slumming.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, yeah, I agree.

[Jeremy]

You want to feel like you're with people who are on your level.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. On your wave and on your level. 100%.

[Jeremy]

You know, I mean, because, you know, life is not a democracy. Talent is not meted out, you know, according just to whoever wants it. It's sad to say lots of people would love to be a rock star. I'm sorry you didn't pull that in the lottery. Yeah, you know, I mean.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It'S a funny one, innit? I think I, I, I, Yeah, I love it. I love being on stage. It's awesome.

[Jeremy]

Of course.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I mean, it's great.

[Jeremy]

Cause you, can you imagine your life if you really were an archaeologist digging.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I think you're right. I think I'd be a weird. I think I'd be probably a TV archaeologist.

[Jeremy]

A t even that. I mean, you'd have to do the real work. You'd have to go out.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No one would let me be on tv. Like, look at the pyramids, man. Okay, well, the Roman Shield.

[Jeremy]

You wouldn't even be at the pyramid.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I agree.

[Jeremy]

Pyramids would be a RA compared to where you would be, which would be in the middle of fucking nowhere because archeologists are looking for the bones.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You're right. You're right.

[Jeremy]

Of. From. Of our human ancestors.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I know you're right.

[Jeremy]

You know, I mean, like.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Because we all think it's gonna be like the Mummy and shit. You know that film, the Mummy? I watched it on the plane back from Japan.

[Jeremy]

Really?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

The CGI is so bad on that film. Honestly, when I was a kid, I was like, what, the.

[Jeremy]

Right.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Terrible now, But I watched the Mummy. I was like, could have been an archaeologist, but definitely wouldn't be that.

[Jeremy]

I mean, they spend decade, literally, sometimes.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Sweating, scratching your ass, trying to find.

[Jeremy]

A fucking scratching in the dirt.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

And like, you, of course, only hear about the successes.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yes.

[Jeremy]

Like, do you know who Lucy is?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, who's Lucy?

[Jeremy]

You said that like the French.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No.

[Jeremy]

Fuck. No, fuck.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Who's Lucy?

[Jeremy]

Lucy is a skeleton of our really. Our. What they think is our first really humanoid ancestor.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

All right, cool.

[Jeremy]

Two and a half million years ago.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Wow.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What to find out she's about.

[Jeremy]

Oddly. At your pub.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I'm fucking telling you, man.

[Jeremy]

No, in East Africa.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, fuck. Cool.

[Jeremy]

Cradle of civilization.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I've been to it.

[Jeremy]

Yeah. And that is where humans, I think, first appeared humanoid. I mean, we're way. We're 2 million years before we get our species. Homo sapiens.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, yeah, cool.

[Jeremy]

But this is humanoid. She's about 4 foot tall. That's how tall women were. Humans were at that time.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Wow.

[Jeremy]

But she did stand upright.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

She stood upright, yes, absolutely.

[Jeremy]

And didn't get credit for it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Fair. Lucy, man. I like that.

[Jeremy]

And then you say Lucy and they named her Lucy. I can't remember why, but, I mean, you know that, like, if you did that, you would be celebrated and maybe you would get that rush that you get on stage, but it would happen just once in your life.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, once in your life. I get it every night. Yes, Ever. I get it every night. Yeah.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Found Lucy every night.

[Jeremy]

Well, you don't play every night.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Well, two shows on one day off.

[Jeremy]

Because you're on tour.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

But when you're not on Tour.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's horrible.

[Jeremy]

You life is horrible.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Hate it.

[Jeremy]

Come on. Telling you you'll get over that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I agree. But I like, I love it at the minute. I just love being on the road. I love being on my boss. I don't leave my boss, my tour bush. Yeah. Even if I got a right nice hotel.

[Jeremy]

You will definitely get over there.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, probably. I got a five star hotel. I go, go in the hotel, wash me winky and then head back to the bus.

[Jeremy]

You sleep on the bus?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Love it.

[Jeremy]

By choice.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

By choice. Wow. Love it.

[Jeremy]

That is interesting.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I think the thing about hotels that freaked me out, there's no consistency. So I mean it's like a new room, you've got to adjust to a new energy and then some nights you've got some shagging next door or events going.

[Jeremy]

If you're in a five star hotel, you shouldn't be hearing them shagging next door.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm telling you, rich people too, man, they do.

[Jeremy]

But you, but, but the five star hotels are built so that you don't hear it. I mean I've stayed in five star.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Hotels, not the five star hotels I'm staying in obviously.

[Jeremy]

Really. But I'll, I'll, I will concede you this. I have been on the road since the 80s and I just quit. And one of the reasons I quit partly is because like you know what, I'm 70, I don't need to drink.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You're 70, you look good for 70.

[Jeremy]

Thank you, pal.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Telling you look at your forehead.

[Jeremy]

It's no, just like basic grant and they can it up and yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Freak out on hotels and the hotel can it up. I mean it's weird the thing, because the thing about me buses is how I want my room to like if, if you're in America. When you tour America, it's kind of weird when you tour Europe you, you come to a different culture, a different language, different food every day. So you're kind of down to embrace that a little bit more. When you're in America, you six weeks of the same thing thing, you know, I mean, I mean obviously you get like Dallas and Seattle and great cities. But I like my, but when I'm in America, I like my bus, I like me biker boots, I like a midnight truck stop and I like my boss because that makes things like comfortable in America and I just can't, I just don't with the hotels when I'm here.

[Jeremy]

A midnight truck stop?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

You want to get the food?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't eat that. I just have a couple of drinks and just because the vibe is like, like cuz the drives are so long in America if you leave in like, I don't know, Salt Lake City to, to like Austin, you got like a, a stop in the day and then you keep going. It's like you drive and there's normally like five buses on our tours. Cuz I got a bus, band's got a bus, crew's got a bus, riggers have got a bus. Everyone's got a bus.

[Jeremy]

You got your own bus?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Oh yeah.

[Jeremy]

The same size as the other bus. But what go. That's a lot of bus for one guy.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

A lot of buses man.

[Jeremy]

No, but a lot of bus for one guy.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. I like the vibe though. You got, you get your back room, you got like your toilet. You can, you can't have a in the toilet on the bus. Not allowed.

[Jeremy]

You got a piss even on your own. It's your bus. What do you care?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Can't do it. Drain up.

[Jeremy]

You won't in your own bus.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Truck stop.

[Jeremy]

But what if you have to?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You gotta drive and be like yo, I really need the toilet. And they're like all right man, I'll stop at the next services.

[Jeremy]

You'd rather lay a load in a fucking strange truck stop toilet than in your own bus or in a five star hotel.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yep. I think that's what, that's my vibe though man. I like it. Because the thing about the truck, because the best thing about it is that people will all swap buses. So the best, the best part is the crew bus. Bus because the crew or just party till 6am Then load in, then sleep all day before the gig. So if you're on a party, you go to the crew bus and like you then, then the best thing about it is we'll meet at a truck stop at like 3am and then we'll all go back, we'll go go to bed. But like you party while you're driving. So I love like 3am truck stop in America's the best. You get a slim gym cracker Slim.

[Jeremy]

And these are with the groupies you took from the last city.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I don't really do groupies. It's 2025 in it. Can't be doing that anymore.

[Jeremy]

Oh right. Like fans ever goes out of style. Shut up. You know like nobody's ever gonna a groupie again because it's 2025. You know what? Where's AI when you need it to?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What?

[Jeremy]

No comment. So tell me you've never availed yourself.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What's Availed myself mean availed yourself means.

[Jeremy]

Took not taken advantage in a bad way, but just a female was enamored of you because of your talent, shall we say?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I've been that big for that long.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, it's on. I told you. It's on the way up. That it's fun. It's the best time. Before it gets too. Yes, soon it will be the case. Where there's more sharks in the water. There are some.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't know what this.

[Jeremy]

I don't know. I don't. I don't know what this symbol is.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

My no comment set.

[Jeremy]

Oh, I see. All right. I mean, I'm. I'm not looking. This is like.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Anyway, I like a late night truck stop.

[Jeremy]

I'm not looking to pry into your real life.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I'm into. No, I'm into the vibe, man. I'm having fun.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, me too. I'm gonna keep. And it's always and it's always and. And you and. And you shouldn't be ever put off by the fact that to people who are not rock stars, otherwise known as 99.9999-9999% of the population, the rock star. There's a reason why it's a word in the language now. Rock star, meaning anybody doesn't have to be a literal rock star. It's just fascinating to people because it's sort of like uber normal human behavior. You're allowed.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No. Do you know what? I think the world has gone a bit mad. I think with it all. I think us, long as you're nice and respectful and vibing, then what's the problem? That's what I think. I think with it all, with rock music, with sex, with everything, as long as everything's consensual and a vibe and real and nice, what's the issue? That's my vibe. That's my take on it. All love, baby. All love.

[Jeremy]

Jeez. I'll embroider that on a pillow.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Telling you. Embroider that on a pillow. Oh, dropped a line.

[Jeremy]

Who gave you that speech? Me, your publicist? No, I did.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I fucking did. I believe in the love. I love the love.

[Jeremy]

Really?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I do.

[Jeremy]

Now who doesn't like. Who doesn't love? Love.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I agree.

[Jeremy]

Because like religion, you know. Look, I'm basically where what you're saying is, I don't disagree. We don't know. I think where I come across differently than like the person who says anything about the next world is my attitude about things we just can't know is well then I'm just not going to make up any story about them. I'm not going to believe or not believe anything because I'll never know. So I'm just going to say that's in this other compartment, Mark. I can never know. So I'm just not going to think about it at all. Like. Like for whatever reason we're here.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

This dude who I never met, who I'm having such a good time with. I love this guy and me and we have. We were born in different continents and somehow. Well, maybe this is just. Yeah. A. This is just a simulation. Somebody else. Right, exactly. That somebody else is having. Happening or whatever it is is. I'm just gonna live in the reality I've come to know.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Do you know what's so weird? I always think that. I always literally think about like what Sim. I mean especially at the minute I'm like, what simulation is this?

[Jeremy]

It could be.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's all the time when you're on stage. Like right, what the fuck? Like, honestly, I'm still.

[Jeremy]

But you also must have a feeling like, why me? Why of all the people in the world did Jesus point his finger down and say, give that guy sing, motherfucker. Give that guy the tour bus.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Weird. Yeah. It's always why you. It's. I think that's what does keep me up a lot.

[Jeremy]

Did you do something right in the last.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Maybe I was a good beaver or some.

[Jeremy]

And you got bumped up to rock star.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Beaver to rock star.

[Jeremy]

I feel like you go beaver to shoe sauce lion. You know, I don't think. I don't think you go beaver to burn. You don't go directly to rock the rock star from beaver. You gotta like just be a regular human and like deal with that. Be a shoe salesman and not be bitter. And then we'll see about being a rock star. I think that's how.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Nah, man. I bypass. Went straight from beaver. Made a good damn looked after me pops and.

[Jeremy]

Well, I'm sure you've seen a lot of beaver. Do they have that term in England, Beaver? Is that what they.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Not really, no.

[Jeremy]

You know what that is in America?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Does that mean funny Beaver means. Yeah.

[Jeremy]

Funny fanny.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

We call it funny.

[Jeremy]

I never heard of that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Never heard funny fanny.

[Jeremy]

Funny F A N N Y. F.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

A N N Y.

[Jeremy]

That's what we call an ass. That's an old term. Her fanny.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh really? Oh no, we, we.

[Jeremy]

That means. That means a woman's.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

Specifically. Or sex in general.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, gen. Genitals. Oh, you fanny.

[Jeremy]

The. The lingam yeah, you don't. The yoni. Whatever.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's a bit more like, the thing about a British accent, it's a bit more woohoo. And like, I couldn't say the P U s s y. It's a bit weird. Like, just like fun is like, a bit more like.

[Jeremy]

But you guys use cunt.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Like, I mean, yeah, but we don't use in that word. All right, you can't.

[Jeremy]

Right, It's. It's a much more benign word.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, it's more. It's more fun.

[Jeremy]

It's more fun, yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's not like serious. The C U n T word's not serious.

[Jeremy]

No, it's not.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Especially in the South.

[Jeremy]

Right.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

The thing about it is, in the north, it's Of England, it's a little bit more. More disrespectful. Like America. If you say this, if you say con in America, I was like, in the south of England, everyone's all right. You can't say, is it going when they speak like this and all that in the north. But I said cunc to my mother. She washed my mouth out with soap.

[Jeremy]

No, north is what, like Liverpool?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, like Manchester, Doncaster, Liverpool, Newcastle.

[Jeremy]

So Manchester is north. Manchester's is anything north of London.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Americans are like, oh, I've been to the north. London. I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, don't say that in the uk, right, There's London. If that's the uk, right, that's Scotland, which.

[Jeremy]

Oh, that's a different country. Well, I mean, it's part of debate. Okay.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yes. 100.

[Jeremy]

You have Gaelic roots.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I don't. I'm a Portuguese Jew. Oh, Romanian Gypsy.

[Jeremy]

Wow.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

English.

[Jeremy]

English Roma.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Romanian Gypsy. Yeah.

[Jeremy]

Gypsy Roma.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Rome. Holy charve. Yeah. My mum's father. Well, my mum never knew her father.

[Jeremy]

Cowboy and pirate. Cowboy Pirates trumped by gypsy.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, Gypsy.

[Jeremy]

Gypsy's, like, even more on my mother's side.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. My mom's father's a gypsy.

[Jeremy]

Okay, well, that. That begins to explain your charisma and.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Stuff, I think that's right. I never want to be in one place. Place I freak. Like, I freak out if I'm in one place for too long.

[Jeremy]

Because you're a gypsy?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I think so. I really do think that, like, my mom always says that. She's like, you got that? Because my mom never knew her dad. My mum's dad knocked me grandma up, then pissed off.

[Jeremy]

And how do you know when you're really a. Hey, my wallet.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What? What? Ah, yeah, it's here. Here you go. Got you. Got you when you walked in.

[Jeremy]

But. Yeah. And you knew this when you were a kid?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Well, I've always thought my grandfather was Rod Stewart.

[Jeremy]

And was he?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No.

[Jeremy]

Oh.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Because my mom never had a dad, so my grandmother always lied to me.

[Jeremy]

So you just figured Rod Stewart had so many women? It's not a bad assumption in all fairness, Right?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm from the north. My mum never had a dad, but I don't think we. Me mother or my grandmother want to upset me. So she always said to me, Rod Stewart was me.

[Jeremy]

Oh, that's funny, Grandfather.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

So I was always like, oh, man. I have this rock star granddad from, like, being, like, 3 to 11. And when I found out I was in a supermarket, right, And I picked up a Rod Stewart cd, I was with my mother's mum, my grandmother. I was like, like 9 or 11 or some. And I was. I picked up the CD and was like, nah. Proper quivering lip. Like, when's granddad gonna reach out to me? When's granddad coming home? And everyone at the checkout started hysterically laughing. Cause obviously they caught my grandmother in a blatant lie. And that's the day I found out Ross Shu wasn't my grandfather.

[Jeremy]

I mean, but your grandfather was.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

My grandfather was a gypsy.

[Jeremy]

No, a rock star. Wasn't he Wasn't your grandfather.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No. Me dad, on me dad's side, T. Rex. So me dad's. Because me grandfather was a keys player who auditioned for T. Rex and didn't get in.

[Jeremy]

It's too bad because, like, bang a gong. You know it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Bang a gong. Get it on. Bang.

[Jeremy]

Get it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Epic, man. That was the. That was the. I got brought up on. So me father, on my father's side, me grand. Me. So it was like, me grand, My dad's dad, my dad's dad, and my dad's dad's brother Philip was a doctor, and me dad's dad was a musician. So my granddad was almost like the black sheep in the family. What's that? Is that white? You put it in there.

[Jeremy]

Why do people freak out when I use liquid heroin? Like, it's not a party. Okay?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

A little bit of H, man.

[Jeremy]

It's a. You know what?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Watch Jing.

[Jeremy]

It's. It's jinx, boy. That stops you in your tracks, huh?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, so does.

[Jeremy]

You know, it's actually very healthy. It's a good time. It's a way to have sweet as well. It's a way to have soda without any chemicals, sort of.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I want to put a bit on me Vodka. All right.

[Jeremy]

Jing, you should. It's. It's very tasty.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Jing.

[Jeremy]

Jing, there are. There are different.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Come into it, man.

[Jeremy]

Here, don't do that. Like, here, take.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, sorry. You got me a stir.

[Jeremy]

There you go.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You take the boy out of nowhere off.

[Jeremy]

What do you think we're on a tour bus?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

Or this is civilization.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'll give you that back, sir. Thank you. What was it talking about? Oh, yeah, my granddad was a. My granddad was a musician, so my grandfather. Me grandfather would basically obsess over old records of me. It'd be like, oh, this is the good. He'd like, play me in the Stooges.

[Jeremy]

You should see my record collect.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, really?

[Jeremy]

Cuz, I. I mean, I was 12 in 1968.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Hell, that's great.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, it's good.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I mean, it does make drink. It's like, what's in it? Stevia.

[Jeremy]

And it's stevia. Yes, I can. It's actually made by a chemist who, you know, knows his. And is.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Is he chemist? Is he. Is he a mate?

[Jeremy]

Is a mate. No, I would. Oh, I understand what the word means. I wouldn't. We're going to be friends.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Meaning.

[Jeremy]

I'm telling you, we're mates already. But I wouldn't say he's a mate, but I've met him and, you know, not every. You know, he did not. I like people who know more than me about something. Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

All right, cool.

[Jeremy]

I mean, it's great to pick people's brains. My favorite three words are I don't know. Cause when I say that, I learn something.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You know what my vibe is? Like, I'm so afraid to say I don't know. Jeremy, if you're in an interview and you ask me a question, I'll be like, oh, yeah, try to skirt around the subject. I love saying, I don't fucking know.

[Jeremy]

What you're talking about. You know what? Because it shows you're confident. It shows your people, you know, who never says, I don't know. Unconfident people who wants you to think they know everything already.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I hate that, man. Like, why? What's the point of life?

[Jeremy]

Because they. They, you know, they just can't give it up. Whereas, like, if you're confident that I already know I'm a smart person and people think I'm a smart person, I don't have to then pretend I know everything.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I always say, I ain't got a Scooby Doo, right as soon as I got a clue, you know, like, we do that in England. In English we rhyme shit like my. My fate. Yeah. We say like, let's have a butcher's.

[Jeremy]

What's that mean?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Do you know what that means? Let's have a butcher's hook. Let's have a look.

[Jeremy]

Butchers.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Let's have a butcher's hook. Let's have a look.

[Jeremy]

Butcher's hook. I don't know.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Or like the apple and pears.

[Jeremy]

I don't know what the word.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Stairs.

[Jeremy]

Butcher. You mean like a meat?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, yeah. But let's have a look. We say let's have a butcher's.

[Jeremy]

Oh wow.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's weird. Or like I'm gonna go up the apples. Apples and pears.

[Jeremy]

I've heard that one. Yes.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Stairs.

[Jeremy]

Right.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Weird, man. I don't know why we do that, but we do.

[Jeremy]

Only a cunt says that. But no, it's true. The cunt is not a bad word.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I like the word there.

[Jeremy]

They use it and use it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That's how you use it across.

[Jeremy]

It's not. It doesn't refer just to a woman. That's the difference.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I agree. Return to a person.

[Jeremy]

Just a person. Anybody can be.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Best use of that word is the Australians. You can't vag in Australia. You can't. The Australians use it the best. Every. Honestly, like every. Every walk of life uses it like a. A grandmother. A bit like Louisiana. I bless this meal.

[Jeremy]

You're so right when you say it's just not serious. Whereas here it's serious. Yeah. Especially if you say boy, I'd like to your.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh yeah. That gave me a.

[Jeremy]

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[Jeremy]

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[Jeremy]

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[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

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[Jeremy]

That's too serious.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, that's triggered my vibe is like. Because the American. The Americans have started using it and been like, oh, on TikTok and you're serving. Which I don't get. But that it's made it more acceptable in America, which is like, you're giving me attitude.

[Jeremy]

Isn't it great the way America and England, of course we've had our differences. We had to break away from England, fight a war. It's a long, long time ago.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Spanking.

[Jeremy]

Well, exactly. But the way culturally, certainly in my lifetime, there's been this back and forth. I mean rock and roll and that, that started here and then you guys took it and brought it to. I mean the Beatles and the Stones.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

An Oasis. Stones and a who. Yeah, yeah.

[Jeremy]

You know, when Eric Clapton like all that. I mean you. And then we would take back.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Take you back, you know.

[Jeremy]

And I mean, there's just a wonderful sort of sympatico between the two cultures which have enough that is not in common so that they kind of complement each other. You know, they bring things to each other.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love playing America.

[Jeremy]

I'll bet you do.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Honestly, I love it. I. I just, I think everyone like, for example, say like I'm in like Cleveland or Milwaukee. I'm at radio. They laugh at me. If I come into a radio station, I'm like, all right, hello with me. Ax accent. Everyone laughs at me. Why I don't.

[Jeremy]

We never, never heard a British accent.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I think, honestly, I mean, if you're in Idaho, I was like, oh, my God, you're British.

[Jeremy]

Especially musicians. We've heard a thousand musicians who have your accent.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Not in the.

[Jeremy]

Most of the people.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Not in the flesh occasionally. You know what I mean? It's funny. Every time I'm going to, like, Idaho radio station, I'm like, hello. I'm like, hey.

[Jeremy]

I mean, in the. In my formative years, my first years of listen. Of listening to music, it was mostly either Motown, which was very American sick. Obviously, we know that, but it wasn't. It was British.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, man.

[Jeremy]

It was the Beatles and the Stones and the who and the Holly.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I wish I would have been around for a while.

[Jeremy]

And the Moody Blues and T. Rex and David Bowie and, like. And Clapped. I mean, Cream. It was just. It was mostly. First of all, for some reason, like. Like the male band. That's an extinct species.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Weird, right?

[Jeremy]

In my. That first era when I was listening to music, that was the main. The Doors and the. Everybody was.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I just got into the Doors, you know, I just got into Jim Morrison. Just. I thought he was a bit of a cunt for a bit. Until this year when I started, like, listening to him properly.

[Jeremy]

I was like, why do you think he was a cunt?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't know. I think everyone overhyped him. Do you know when everyone's like, oh.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, well, anytime you die, they die. Do.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Everyone's like, yeah.

[Jeremy]

Dying is the best career move. But then if you really want to blow up, die.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. In it. I'm telling you, I just made it through 27. I thought about that.

[Jeremy]

Move the needle.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But the problem is, I want. No.

[Jeremy]

28 is the new 27.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You won't think I'm gonna be 75, hopefully. Like skin, like leather.

[Jeremy]

I'm telling you, if you live. It's a terrible move.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Really, It's a terrible. All right.

[Jeremy]

I mean, come on, man.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Come on, then. Bollocks.

[Jeremy]

No, but it is true. I mean, he's blown up beyond proportion because he died. That always happens.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I mean, he was phenomenal. That's what I've learned this year.

[Jeremy]

But he also was. But they were also great. The stuff they did put out was mostly good. Not everything. Not every. Anything anybody puts out is good. But a lot of their shit, first of all, they had, like. The backing band was jazz, you know, the backing band was not a typical rock band.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, it wasn't.

[Jeremy]

So you had a much more sophisticated Sound.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I agree. Think the thing about it is, is that I think when you think about rock stars or rock music, like, it's such a strange thing because it's such a, a genre of almost now a genre of rules, you know, I mean, it's like, almost like a sacred thing at a museum where you take the rope back and be like, this is rock music. But if it's anything different, you can't be in this exhibition. I mean, that's how you think of it sometimes. I think. I think rock music is a beautiful genre because it's so, it's, it's sacred sometimes. It was a thing of the past, but it's beautiful right now to be a part of a new movement within it.

[Jeremy]

The thing about it never went away.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, it never went away. That's why I love it.

[Jeremy]

I mean, you're right, it was superseded.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

By rap and Taylor Swift in terms of the mainstream. Right? It was never like, I, I, I'm obsessed with rock music. So what? I grew up in a guitar shop. I'm like, what the. I was obsessed with rock stars since I was three years old. But the like, the thing about the Doors is it's such a prime example. Rock music is defined by its attitude and it's front man. Because it's rooted in jazz music and the weird synthesizers. And it's not, it's not heavy guitars. It's not the Kinks in the same. In the same era. It's not Kinks. It's not let's play the who. Let's. Like, it's not you.

[Jeremy]

No, it isn't.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's a lot more poetic, intellectual. Yes, it's a turned up nose kind of. But it's in the same way, it's still you.

[Jeremy]

And he also dropped his pants. Fantasy.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

He did, man. He did.

[Jeremy]

And then masturbated on the front row.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Crazy bastard.

[Jeremy]

You're so right about that. I mean, there. If you listen to like the end end that 11 minute song which is in Apocalypse.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I can't sleep. It's like I put that on the bus and I've got my vibes on. My vibe is I always put drapes as a spider there.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, it's okay.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I love it. That's him.

[Jeremy]

I'll tell you something. After my dog died and I go back into the closet to put the lanterns there and there were these two spiders down. And I usually just see one. And they were like 2 inches apart. And it looked to me like off the ground because they were on their web thing.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

And it just looked like they were boyfriend and girlfriend.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, that's cool.

[Jeremy]

And I thought, normally I would kill you guys, but.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But you're having a good time.

[Jeremy]

Not tonight. No more animals are going to die tonight. Even though I don't really want to sleep in this bedroom with spiders crawling.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Around, I'm going to let you vibe out. I love it. I love the spiders, man. Do you know what? So honestly, I think they're so fucking.

[Jeremy]

If that was a week ago, I'm going to kill this.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That van.

[Jeremy]

Where is this? Here?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Look, he's on. Don't kill the spider on the floor. He's here. Look, he's here. He's chilling here.

[Jeremy]

Oh, he's that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

He's on the lamp.

[Jeremy]

Oh, that one.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Look, he's riding.

[Jeremy]

We're not going to kill him.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Hey, bud.

[Jeremy]

Isn't this cool?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. So sick.

[Jeremy]

Have you noticed that this guy looks just like Kanye?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I did think that earlier.

[Jeremy]

Isn't that weird?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Is that Kanye West?

[Jeremy]

No.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Who is it? I don't know.

[Jeremy]

This is like, from before Kanye. It was nearly on the scene.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That looks like Elvis. And it looks like.

[Jeremy]

And it does a little.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Honestly, when I walked in, I was a bit like, why the is this guy.

[Jeremy]

You're a bit like Elvis.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, do you like. Oh, really?

[Jeremy]

And I'm a hugest Elvis fan.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love Elvis.

[Jeremy]

You do?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Elvis is killer.

[Jeremy]

Oh, do you really know his. All this stuff?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Not really.

[Jeremy]

Okay. I should play you his stuff because, like, I'm not a fan of, like, the early Elvis when he first came, you know? I mean, Heartbreak Hotel, the first one. That's pretty good.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I mean.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, you could sing that one.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I'm on that.

[Jeremy]

I'd be sick Since I'm a baby Left me Guam.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love it.

[Jeremy]

Found a place to dwell and down the end of lonely street Heartbreak Hotel.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love that. Do you like the film? Do you like the film or not?

[Jeremy]

No, he. He made terrible movies. I mean, he made a few at the beginning when they were using him as an actor, and he could have been a great actor, but that criminal who was his manager, Colonel Put. Yeah, the colonel put him in all these travelog movies because they made money.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

And. But when he got so. I'm not a fan of that. I mean, he started in 56. He had two amazing years of like hundreds, but like dozen hits, but none of them that I'm interested in. Then he went in the army. Then he did the movies with all those songs. Forgettable. When he came out of the movie contract in 1968. And he did the comeback special from then. From then until he died. That period. People don't know this. He had. He was given a great batch of songs like. Like Suspicious Minds. We can go on together with Suspicious Minds. I mean, what if. What a song. We can build our dreams on Suspicious Mind.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Great. I love that shit.

[Jeremy]

You should do that one.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That's a good idea.

[Jeremy]

From like, 68 to then. When he died in 77, that decade, he had a great band. Nobody ever says this. He had a great band and he had a great batch of songs. Not all of them, but a lot of them. And some of them are. People don't know, but a lot of them are terrific. And they're mature. They're not like that early. Yeah. What.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What you say? What the. Are you saying? I know.

[Jeremy]

It's. What.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What the. Did you say? Yeah, I mean, right.

[Jeremy]

You know, I mean, he was a bit of a parody of himself with a karate. Look out, man.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You seen that Jack White thing? Well, look out, man.

[Jeremy]

Look out, man. I love that right there.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Have you seen that? What's that spin off with? Just walk hard.

[Jeremy]

Hysteric.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Walk hard.

[Jeremy]

Yeah. That pit. I want 10,000 digger dudes.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love that film. I want 16 ghost and 10,000 ninja dudes.

[Jeremy]

And the little cameo that the guy does as Elvis is hysterical.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

So good. Yeah. It's Jack White. The White Stripes.

[Jeremy]

Is that who did it?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Plays Elvis?

[Jeremy]

You're kidding. Kidding. That's. Who did that?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Look out, man.

[Jeremy]

Right?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Look out, man.

[Jeremy]

Right? That's Jack White. That's Jack White. Well, thank you. Look out, man.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love that film.

[Jeremy]

That's why I say I watch it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

On the bus all the time with the guys. I love that.

[Jeremy]

I do too. That's Judd Apatow. Yes.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

So good.

[Jeremy]

I mean that l', Oreal, the giraffe that he has in the backyard. You know, Lionel episode is like, I'm gonna miss some of the kids. I'm gonna miss some of their births.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

John C. Reilly. And that is great, man.

[Jeremy]

And then when they. The Beatles part. When the Beatles come over.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

The Beatles. We're taking some time in India. Jack Black. All right. Oh, hello. More than you could possibly imagine. I love that, man.

[Jeremy]

The Dylan section where he's singing the song for the midgets.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

So good. That is.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Is possibly. Can't imagine. I love it, man. What a film.

[Jeremy]

Yeah. That is genius.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

So good, man.

[Jeremy]

He's so good. All right, well, I'm glad we agree on that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm glad we Agree on that too.

[Jeremy]

So you can really drink. Yeah, I thought I was.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm English, aren't I? So. Yeah, back in it.

[Jeremy]

That's the thing about England is that they go to pubs where the generation mix.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

No, you know what we don't do in America? Like, you go to the corner.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love that because I remember every Christmas I really feel lucky because I would almost feel insecure, as with my dad's and my grandfather's mates, because they would quiz me a lot on like music and history and blah blah, blah. So I'd like learn a lot of stuff which helped me later on in life when I was kind of, I don't know, like talking to older rock stars or whatever they be like, do you know these records? I'm like, yeah. Because I would feel like such at 12 for not knowing like Screaming J. Hawkins or some.

[Jeremy]

Really.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

So I'd go and find that myself. Cuz I think like when I was like 12 or 13, I'd be taken to a pub and they'd give me like a shandy which is like.

[Jeremy]

Taken by who? Well, my dad would take you to Pub at 12.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

Here they call child services.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Well, not a. Well, it's weird, isn't it? Because I loved it. Because I was like. I'd be like sat.

[Jeremy]

Oh sure. I would have loved it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

We like break. We'd break in the uk. You'd break. Like you open a bag of crisps and then you, you share it in the table. You don't eat a bag of chips by your. By yourself. Crisps, Chips, chips. So you crack a bag of crisps and then you. And then you put it on the table. So you all share a bag of crisps. Like you don't have one individually.

[Jeremy]

So.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

So then I.

[Jeremy]

We do that here too.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. All right.

[Jeremy]

Sorry, we're not that big of an. We all have to have our own extra portion size.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh. So then the English superior and I'd have a.

[Jeremy]

They shared chips.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, fair, fair. Sorry. And I'd have a. I'd half a beer and half lemonade and I'd have a Shandy at 12. 12. And I'd like.

[Jeremy]

I don't think it's the worst thing in the world to introduce a 12 year old to the concept of no having a pint.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I think that's where pint is a little much. Nice.

[Jeremy]

But like kids have to understand that there are in this world two different realities. There's the one you're born with and if you're a person who's completely sober your whole life, like our president, never had a drink. Okay? But then most people discover at some point, through whatever drug, whether it's liquor or whether it's pot, something that, oh, there's a way where my mind is kind of, like, twisted over to here with some advantages and maybe some terrible disadvantages, but it's like there are two.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You know what was cool about me? Dad. My dad always said, right, drink as much as you want, but. But you're fucking cleaning it up.

[Jeremy]

Well, I wouldn't put this on page one of the PAR guide, but you know what?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I genuinely think that's why I've never abused any substance. Because I always felt empowered to go there if I wanted. It was never an act of rebellion. Do you know what I mean? I was like. My dad was like, if you want a beer. I mean, I was like, 13, 14. But I was like, if you want a beer, I have a beer. But if I had five beers, and at 14, I'm like, oh, feel ill. He's like, yeah, it's what it does to you.

[Jeremy]

But why do you think so many rock stars fall victim to drug abuse? You'd think drugs being the thing that people take to get away from reality, it's be the last thing someone whose reality is so great to begin with would want to do.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

To me, it's a sense of control, of your own destiny. Because even though it makes you feel out of control, you're like, this is the one thing in the world that I can do that no one can kind of monitor. I would say I'd be like, I can go to this place, and I'm gonna be on my own trip, and no one can change my trip because it's all internal.

[Jeremy]

You know why the Doors are called the Doors?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No.

[Jeremy]

Because there's a book by an Englishman, Aldous Huxley, called the Doors of Perception.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Wow.

[Jeremy]

And it's about drugs, and it's saying drugs open the doors of perception, and that's why they took that name.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. I love. One of my favorite Jim Morrison things was like, some. Some mad report was trying to slate him, was like, oh, well, your recent poetry has not been well reviewed, and blah, blah, blah, blah. All this shit. And his response was like, oh, I just don't think they get it. I guess I was like, wow.

[Jeremy]

But why? Why?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I loved. I know. I loved that because he was very much like, art is such a strange. You know when, like, someone reviews an album, I find that such a crazy concept. How the fuck can you Review an album.

[Jeremy]

I was just saying this to. We did Billy Joel. You should listen to it. You'll love it. It's on. And I said the exact same thing.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

How the fuck would someone review an album?

[Jeremy]

You can't review music. It's like it hits you or it doesn't. So they review the lyrics. Lyrics, which is a dumb thing, because it's music.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

It's not lyrics.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

True to someone. The thing about it is, right, like, you take a young artist who comes out of the gate and it's like really excited and people love it. And then Pitchfork or Rolling Stone give it like a 2 out of 5. How the do you do that? Like someone has just been like, sat in their room, been like, this is what I feel about the world.

[Jeremy]

Because Rolling Stone wants to turn. Tell you what music is important. And I could give a. What music is important. Music isn't important. That's why I love it. It's not important. It's pleasurable.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. And it's someone's spirit or someone's opinion of the world. That's what music is. Music or art in any regard. Intellectualized takes the fun out of. Of it. Like, my vibe is like, once you see some intellectualizing a Picasso or some shit, I bet he woke up, took a shit and painted it and was just like, that's. That looks great. You know what I'm saying? I don't think it was that deep being like, what was he going through when he made.

[Jeremy]

It's not.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You know what I mean?

[Jeremy]

You're right.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

And can I tell you, when you make songs, you don't really think about it. You just kind of. That's the beauty of writing music. Right. It's like.

[Jeremy]

Yes.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You tap into a thing. Thing that is inexplainable. That you shut your eyes, you open your mouth, and some crazy comes out that your subconscious wanted to say.

[Jeremy]

Correct.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Without thinking about it.

[Jeremy]

And that's what we are like. What us fans, you know, the common people. What we. We're connecting to certain things. That is one of them.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Because something.

[Jeremy]

When you sense something, is.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Exactly. Because.

[Jeremy]

Because beyond the intellectual. Because most of us spend too much time in our own heads. Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Because this thing floating above our heads right now, the subconscious is how we connect.

[Jeremy]

Right. The other thing we connect to, of course, is just raw sexuality. That's always going to be attractive. Okay.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I mean, I agree.

[Jeremy]

And then what we're connecting to, especially women, is that music enunciates. What men. Men who are stilted, usually emotionally, just can't say out loud. So they hear, they hear the singer saying, you are my everything. You know, it's usually because they're with groupies on the tour bus, but they're singing it. They're singing it. It doesn't matter if it's. You are my. You are once, twice, three times a lady. Lady.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I'm into it.

[Jeremy]

And tonight I'm with three ladies.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But.

[Jeremy]

But it doesn't matter. It.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It doesn't matter.

[Jeremy]

They want to hear it. And who can blame them? I want to hear it. No.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

And that's the vibe. Can I have a piss?

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I am busting for a piss now.

[Jeremy]

A piss. You English. I happen to know when you say I'm pissed, it means you're drunk.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I'm not pissed. I need a joke.

[Jeremy]

Go ahead, go ahead.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Where's the toilet?

[Jeremy]

It's right over there. Okay.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Right. What, what about in this man cave?

[Jeremy]

And luckily, your pants are always half off.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm telling you, they are. Is it here?

[Jeremy]

No, keep going. No, no, keep. No, no, no, no, no. Back the other way.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

This way.

[Jeremy]

There you go. And then trying to find the door. There you go.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, great. What a vibe.

[Jeremy]

Boys, pants are half off.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What a vibe.

[Jeremy]

You. I tell you, that was quite a piss. I heard it from you. Could you hear it? I, I telling you, I, I was.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Bulling because I was late, so I didn't get to piss in the car.

[Jeremy]

I was, I said, I bet you this guy hasn't pissed since Japan.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Bro, I have had a piss since you.

[Jeremy]

I, I have this, this.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I was old enough in for about an hour.

[Jeremy]

I'm telling you, as a man of seven who's in fine health and I have no complaints, but while you can piss like that, just note it because it will not last forever.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You can't be so, yeah, you'll be fine.

[Jeremy]

But I mean, that's like the old saying. He pissed like a racehorse.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, it did.

[Jeremy]

I mean, when you can hear it through a door from 50ft away, that is quite a piss.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yes, I've been all the instances.

[Jeremy]

That's quite a piss.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Why does it take you a second? Second? No, I think it's starting to take me. Dad, Dad, a second. Okay, maybe like if you're in the Oriono and you're like, standing like, side to side like that. Okay, Like, I go straight away, okay.

[Jeremy]

Well, sit down, first of all. Second, just explain me. I understand. I just, I just heard you pissed the down.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's not gonna take you a sec. Limey. I love it. You lie me. I like it. You fat.

[Jeremy]

We're not gonna talk about me pissing. It's all good. And it doesn't matter in life.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, it doesn't matter.

[Jeremy]

But I'm just saying, enjoy the things that I'm telling you you will not have forever while you have them, because after you lose them, you'll be like, oh, wow, I wish I, like, could piss on Courageous. I wish I had, like, sort of at the time it was happening, been happy about that because. Because I must say, I've gotten pretty good about that, especially since. I mean, I've lived here about 25 years. It's a lovely place.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, this house is lovely, by the way. I would like to compliment you on that.

[Jeremy]

It was a beautiful vibe. And I really never forget every day how lucky I am to live here because I used to live in shitholes. So, like, it's good to live in a shithole. It's better when you get to live in a nice bowl or bed. But if you do, it's like, yeah, I. I never have a day where I don't think, oh, wow. This is, yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Jing on a jing vibe, man. Telling you, you've got me hooked on this jing. Can I take some of this when I leave?

[Jeremy]

Oh, I'm gonna give you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love it, man. We're gonna get blackout drunk, me and you.

[Jeremy]

Well, you know, the only time I drink really anymore is.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Is on the pot. Is.

[Jeremy]

Is right here.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What Killer.

[Jeremy]

But there are people who I enjoy drinking with more. Unless. And you are one of the ones I really. Yeah, you are. You are. You are meant for club random. You are the. You were born a rock star. And you were born a club random guest.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm into the club random. I'll just stay here. Just look me. Just tie me up. I'm sure you will telling you time. Just put another chair up. But me and you will give the guests.

[Jeremy]

I'm gonna have to get a plumber to see what you did to that toilet.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I mean, I'm overflowing.

[Jeremy]

Overflowing. You probably knocked it off its rafters.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It was clear that piss. I'm hydrated.

[Jeremy]

How is the flight from Japan? That must be a killer.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Do you know what? Japan is the worst time zone.

[Jeremy]

Why?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Because it's like when you're, like, trying to sleep. It's 4am London or, like, and like 6pm LA. So it's like right in the middle. But the flight was all right.

[Jeremy]

Oh, good.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I had some ramen and some noodles.

[Jeremy]

Is that what they serve on Japan.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. It's great.

[Jeremy]

Really.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Telling you.

[Jeremy]

So they go with the.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't really eat on planes.

[Jeremy]

No, but I mean, on Japan Airlines, you get the ramen noodles. Is that. Is that what you're saying?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I got the ramen noodles.

[Jeremy]

Sushi.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No. No sushi.

[Jeremy]

Not on a plane, I'm not. No. I. I don't like sushi.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't like sushi as well.

[Jeremy]

I don't get it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

High five. I don't like sushi.

[Jeremy]

It's.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I think it's weird. I don't want to eat something wrong.

[Jeremy]

I just want to always say to the restaurant, you're a restaurant.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Could you cook the food? Yeah, fully. Like, I'm like, if I go for.

[Jeremy]

Sushi, I could do that at home. Just buy something out of a package and eat it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Just catch a fish in it.

[Jeremy]

It's gross. And I don't understand why it is so popular. There are people who only want to eat sushi.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Tried it. I can't do it. I've tried it to be sophisticated, you know? Like, I remember coming to la, the label took me to Nobu. Right. And I went there and I was.

[Jeremy]

I like you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

I was like, wow, that's like the.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Sound from Donnie Doncaster. Right.

[Jeremy]

I'm just saying, for the people who don't know, Nobu is like one of the top, topper, Topest. Most restaurant. Yeah. I would never. I wouldn't be caught dead there, nor would they invite me. But, like, it's just not my kind of place because it's full of. It's full of. Full of C and sushi.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

Two things I don't like.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I agree with you. And it's so.

[Jeremy]

I'm sure there's some wonderful people there. Robert Dairo owns it and he's a great guy.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, does he own it?

[Jeremy]

Yeah. Well, he's certainly one of the main.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love Robert Dairo. Why do you own nobody?

[Jeremy]

I love Robert Dairo, too, and he's a great, great guy, but I don't like sushi.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't like sushi.

[Jeremy]

And. And he can't help it that because he's Robert Dairo, it attracts, you know, that kind of snobby type of. Which is fine in some sense. I like a good Hollywood party. I. I feel like it's like a.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Petting Z. I just rather go to a steakhouse.

[Jeremy]

You ever go to the, like, the Oscar party?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I've never been to you.

[Jeremy]

Well, you will. I'm telling you. You're right. You're coming Right up to that moment where they will want you at the Oscar party. It's fantastic to stand in a room and everywhere you look, there's a star. It's fun. It's fun. As long as you don't take it seriously.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. No, I agree.

[Jeremy]

But, you know, I could talk to Harrison Ford, or I could, you know, or I could talk to Nicole, you know, or, you know, at least I could come up and say, hi, we're at the same party.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I agree.

[Jeremy]

Because when you're at the same party, I've had people come up to me at parties and say, can I talk to you? I'm like, you're at a. I'm at a. I'm at the same party as you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, that's.

[Jeremy]

If that. If I come to this party voluntarily, you can.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Everybody can talk to me.

[Jeremy]

Private party.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I agree. I love that vibe.

[Jeremy]

Yes.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love that vibe. But, yeah. I don't like sushi. I hate sushi.

[Jeremy]

I do, too.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I just don't get the concepts of it.

[Jeremy]

I don't either. It's not cooked.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm trying to be polite. Honestly. I remember the text.

[Jeremy]

It's full of mercury. Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's took me to a no when I first came, and I'm like, wow, we're really gonna make it. And I was like, eating this. I was like, I wish you would have took him taking me to Internet.

[Jeremy]

But given that Scouse accent you have, I would guess you like fish and chips.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love fish and chip.

[Jeremy]

Of course you do.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Do you like fish and chip?

[Jeremy]

No, of course not. I'm not English.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Well, you haven't been to the right fish and chip shop, then.

[Jeremy]

I'm never gonna like it. When I was. You are.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm telling you, if I take you to my fish and chip shop in Doncaster, Roth. Wells. I'm telling you, you're gonna be like, wow, okay.

[Jeremy]

I'm gonna tell you why.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Thank you. Promise. I'm telling you. I'll tell you.

[Jeremy]

I'm gonna tell you why I will never like it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Go on, then.

[Jeremy]

Okay.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You like fish?

[Jeremy]

There was a talk show in this country, my. A guy named Merv Griffin.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Never heard of him.

[Jeremy]

I'm sure you haven't. He sweet man. Very. You know, he was a. He might have chased him, a boy or two, around a hotel room.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No.

[Jeremy]

You know, but a lovely man. I did his show many times. And he had a sidekick named Arthur Treacher who was English. He played the English butler in a lot of old movies, and they used him as, like, a Second banana on American tv. And he opened. He was popular enough that he opened a string of fast food places with English food called Arthur Treacher's Fish and Chips. And when I was in college, I worked there. Throwing pieces of fish batter into a vat fat of grease which would bounce back and burn my arms. Yeah, I will never have fish.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

All right, fair. All right. But I'll bring you. I'll bring it to your house. I'll bring a chip boy next time. The problem is here. Fish and chips is in America. Indian food and fish and chips is dog.

[Jeremy]

I love Indian food.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love Indian food. Love it.

[Jeremy]

It never really agrees with me, but it's. I don't know what. There's maybe a lot of oil even on the.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

A lot.

[Jeremy]

I'm not in London a lot, but I've been there five times.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm going to get your number when next time you. I'm going to. I'm going to blow your mind.

[Jeremy]

I may not be able to ever make it to London.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Why?

[Jeremy]

I. I just don't know if I ever want to leave the country again. I never sleep. Speaking of sleep, when I go overseas, I don't.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't feel.

[Jeremy]

And if you don't sleep, you just don't feel right.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I just can't sleep. I'm trying to, you know, when, like you. When something's happening and like you just can't. I can't sleep. I'm like icing bed. Like it's crazy.

[Jeremy]

Well, you have to learn to clear your mind. I know it's very difficult.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's easy to say that in it.

[Jeremy]

Interesting. Wow. You rock stars.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Rock and roll now.

[Jeremy]

A real cunt. Yeah, we are. I mean. I mean. Yeah. Can I have some of your blood? I mean.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, go on then, nurse.

[Jeremy]

I mean, Keith Richards used to do it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

What's the big deal?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, transfusion, man. I. I heard about that. Keith Rich is on it. Like, there's. There's two myths. In school, Keith Richards used to blood transfuse every month because of his heroin addiction. Addiction. And then Marilyn Manson took out two of his ribs to suck his own dick.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, the second one, I. I've heard them both. The second one I know is because I know Brian. Yeah, I love calling him Brian whenever I see him.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Is his name Brian?

[Jeremy]

Yes, of course it is.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I didn't know his name was Brian.

[Jeremy]

And he's Brian. He's a kid from Ohio with a good Halloween costume and some good songs. I mean, I like some of Brian.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That Was rough for me because he. He was so integral too.

[Jeremy]

Oh, yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Me as a kid. And then when I learned that it really. Yeah.

[Jeremy]

The dope show.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yes. All that really with me. Because it's so strange when you hit. When someone you idolize comes out about.

[Jeremy]

Them and you're like, no Superstar album is great. The dope show. I mean, he had some great songs. He had some. He had a hot band.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, man.

[Jeremy]

Twiggy, the guitarist, John 5 as well. Yeah. That was not just. It was not just a Halloween costume. It. That. I mean, that was serious.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That really changed me as an individual. I remember. I remember watching. I watch. I remember watching an MTV show and someone said to him and this why it was so hard for me when all that came out. And I was like, you. Because it was like. I remember him saying, someone asked him, was like, what would you say to the kids? And. And I mean, when you're like 14 years old. He was like, I wouldn't say anything. I'd listen. And I remember being 14 years old and be like, wow.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Honestly, it was so sick to see.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

See, I looked exactly like him. I was like in. I was like in a go. I was in a Slayer and fucking whatever.

[Jeremy]

I was like, you don't look like him. Which is good. I mean, I like brunch. Like I said, if he did these things, I can't quite go there. But Brian was not a great looking guy. You're different. I mean, you're a gypsy. You got a look. You got an Elvis look. He had a cadaver look. He looked like Biden. You know, he was. And that was the look. It was. I mean, that was the gig. That was the shtick. But he made the most of what he had because he wasn't really, you know, a great looking guy. He was just Brian from Ohio.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I didn't know his name was Brian. That's so funny. I learned something tonight. That's crazy.

[Jeremy]

Oh, yeah. Well, like I always say, every rapper sounds like a terribly hard gangster until you find out their real name.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Can I tell you what?

[Jeremy]

I want to hang out until you find out.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I want to hang out with you after this podcast. I like. I love this shit. I want to sit in this place. This is a good vibe.

[Jeremy]

I'm going out to dinner after this. Come with me.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I've got to go to a fucking rehearsal. But I would love to.

[Jeremy]

Okay, sure.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, but my vibe is like, I love this. I'm gonna get your number after this. We're gonna do this, like every Week.

[Jeremy]

Well, I'm not gonna leave.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You're like, can you leave? I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, no.

[Jeremy]

I'm looking to leave. I love doing this.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love this. This is such a good vibe.

[Jeremy]

First, you know, it's bottle of vodka when you got the jing. No, but it's. It's like, you know, because this is the one time I myself to get up. Like, I'm looking forward to it no matter who's here.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I've got to go to rehearsal after this. I'm gonna be in rehearsal. All right, man. Take it from the top.

[Jeremy]

Tonight you have.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I've got to do a.

[Jeremy]

What time is the rehearsal?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Well, I don't know. I mean, I don't really need to go on rehearsals. I know everything, but I should go because it's like, morale vibe. The thing about rehearsals, it's funny because, you know, when you write the song.

[Jeremy]

I would blow that off if that was the reason.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Do you know what? Every one of these I. I have, the more I'm.

[Jeremy]

Well, first.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

First of all, I'd rather go dinner with you, to be honest.

[Jeremy]

First of all, you know, bands are not a democracy. I mean, your band isn't even called Young Blood and the Receivers.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, no.

[Jeremy]

It's just young. So, like, you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You.

[Jeremy]

You sound like you respect them a lot. You get. You get on their bus sometimes. Okay, that you can. You can't pay a higher respect than that. But like, you're the one who has to, like, you know, conserve or reserve your energy in the way you best see fit. And like, showing up at, like, sort of performatory rehearsals that don't make you better, maybe diminish you. Because.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, you are right. The thing about it is, you know, when you write a song, songs. You know the songs.

[Jeremy]

You do.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

And the band does.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Because the thing about it is when. When you write it, it's so weird. If I've got to learn a cover, I've got to rehearse it. If I've got a writer, they've got to play a song that I wrote. You don't go rehearse it came out here. It's so weird that. Because weirdly, if I write a song the day before, I know the lyrics the next day, like, by heart.

[Jeremy]

I'm the same way with Joe.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Jokes. Yeah.

[Jeremy]

I remember jokes that were written for me in the 90s.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Wow.

[Jeremy]

So it's just where the. It's just what sticks in my mind. Because that's who I am.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Exactly.

[Jeremy]

And this is because.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Because when you write something out your brain, it's. It's already in your muscles, I think. Already in your blood flow. So, like, I find rehearsals funny because I'm like, why? I know it inside out and back to front.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Why have I gotta go to Van Nuys right now, play a song we're playing on TV tomorrow that played on tour?

[Jeremy]

You don't.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't. I'm gonna go to dinner with you.

[Jeremy]

No, I'm not saying that for that reason. I'm just saying dinner.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What are you gonna eat?

[Jeremy]

I don't know. We'll talk about it after.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love it so far.

[Jeremy]

But not sushi, though. Not. Definitely will not be sushi. And it won't be far. It'll be great. It'll be awesome. I eat right, and you will, too. But, like, I'm not saying it for that reason. I'm saying because, yeah, you don't want to leave it on the practice field. As we say in America, you don't want to leave it on the practice field.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I agree.

[Jeremy]

Like Tom Brady, you know, he doesn't do the weight. When he was still playing, and the best one in the game, you know, he didn't, like, overdo it. He would get 12 hours of sleep the night before the game. Like, you don't have to mentally, you have to overdo it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

But physically, you don't need the rehearsal, you know?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Do you know the thing. What's strange is being too rehearsed takes the fun out of it.

[Jeremy]

Yes.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Because you want. I love going on stage, being like, what the fuck's about to happen? That's the fun bit. If I fucking go.

[Jeremy]

And the audience senses that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Exactly. And that's the vibe. It's like, when it's to rehearse, the audience is like, the amount of shows I see, I'm like. Like the screen and shit. Like, the screens and the rehearse and the fucking. My vibe is like, that's why I love Iggy, and that's why I love Bowie, and that's why I love Jagger. It's like, that motherfucker is just gonna, like.

[Jeremy]

But what do you think of concerts today? Like, I have not been.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I hate screens. They bore me.

[Jeremy]

They all have screens, right?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm like, I.

[Jeremy]

And everybody's watching through their phone.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. There's no. There's no.

[Jeremy]

Is that right?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

There's nothing fun about, like, here's.

[Jeremy]

Here's what I know because I haven't been in a while, but somebody. We wouldn't say who, like, said you gotta please watch the Taylor Swift. It was on, I think Disney or Apple or. She sold it to somebody. She's a brilliant businesswoman and it's her tour, you know, it's the show she just did. Oh, no, it's just, it's the tour she just did.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, yeah. With a.

[Jeremy]

The Eras tour. It's everything. It's, you know, it goes on, on forever. I mean, if you're a fan, it goes.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I actually fucking love Taylor Swift. It's weird. I love Taylor Swift.

[Jeremy]

I, I just saw her doing the Travis Kelce podcast and I just thought everything. I don't know about her, I like her better. She, she seemed genuine, funny, cool to hang out with, which I never thought she wasn't. I just don't get the music and I never will. And maybe that's. It doesn't matter. I don't know.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Romeo, Sig, that first album, and Red, my sisters loved that. So when I. Anytime that comes on, it takes me back to a time and I was in my mum's car. My sisters and I actually love it.

[Jeremy]

Okay. Yeah, I, I, I do.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You know, can I tell you one thing? Lads in the pub are like Taylor Swift. I don't fuck with it. I like fucking Taylor Swift.

[Jeremy]

Good. I'm glad. I'm happy.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Honestly.

[Jeremy]

I don't dislike. I like Taylor Swift. I'm just saying I'm making a bigger point because she's so big, you know, she's the one to make it about. Like, you don't have to, like. Not everybody has to like everything. The silliest thing people do is when they go, listen to this. You'll love it. I'm like, maybe I won't.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, maybe I won't.

[Jeremy]

And if I don't, don't argue with me.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Or just be like, listen, let me know what you think.

[Jeremy]

Argue you. Well, that's a little more open.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But, like, I think it's shit.

[Jeremy]

You don't like. You don't like this? You don't like that song? No, I don't.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I don't. When I, When I'm like, yo, what do you think to this? And I was like, it's. I'm like, what? Really? Why? If I love something and you think it's. I think that's fascinating because that makes me go like this hits me in my balls and my heart. Why does it. Why do you think it's shit?

[Jeremy]

I love that there are songs that I can recognize as really good, the way there are women I could recognize as really pretty. Who I personally am not attracted to at all. But I get it. I get it. You're pretty. Not my type. I get it. This song is good. Not my type. And that's okay.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love that. That's the fucking point. That's why the world's fucked right now.

[Jeremy]

But anyway, so this is as much as I know about concerts lately as watching the Taylor Swift endless Documentary.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Documentary.

[Jeremy]

And like, every song, every kid in there is watching through their phones. I mean, when they pan to the audience, it's just phones. It's like they can't perceive this thing that's going on except through this other thing. I found that disturbing.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

My vibe is this, I think, when people.

[Jeremy]

Is that what your shows look like?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

So. Yes. So what happened?

[Jeremy]

Yeah. Yes.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I think when you walk out, I think it's just a modern thing, isn't it?

[Jeremy]

Like, it is.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Because what happens is when they leave the gig, they want to show their mom, dad, friends, whatever, look what I did. But I always say, I'm like, do what you want because you're at the show. Experience how the. You want to experience it, right? My vibe is this. At least one show at the gig, one song at the gig. I say, put your phones down and be in the moment. Because when I watch, like, Woodstock 99 or Oasis in the 90s, when you're there, ugly. The crowds, though, the crowds are vibing. Because the hard thing about it is, it's like when you're trying to get a crowd going and on the phone, it's. It's one step removed. Because you're like, right, I'm watching you for a screen.

[Jeremy]

That's. Yes.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

As opposed to. To Right, Jump. But I say, if I say, yo, jump to your. Your human self, you're like, oh, my God, I should jump. When you. When you're looking it through a screen, you may as well be on Instagram.

[Jeremy]

Would you ever consider going out and doing your first number? Okay. They're all getting it on the screen and then saying, hey, you all got it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, I do that. I do that for once. Two sums a gig. I go, like, you'll put it down that. Let's do it.

[Jeremy]

Good for you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Two songs. Do what you. I mean, because I. I don't want to do, like to put your phones in a bag thing. So it's like, weird. I'm like, do what you want. Like, you're here. Do what you want.

[Jeremy]

I agree with that.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You know, I mean, if you want to film, if you want to.

[Jeremy]

Right? You can't.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You Want to have a beer? Whatever.

[Jeremy]

You can't dictate to people.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, you can't. Because that's weird.

[Jeremy]

That's shitty.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That's shitty.

[Jeremy]

But it is.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

For once I'm like, put it down. If you like it, be here, here. But it is cool that sometimes, you know, like the vibe is like. It's almost what's cool as a. As a person from stage, you see the people and then you see the phone. So what's kind of cool about seeing the phone and the people is. Looks like there. There's so much like, it's like over stimulation for me. I'm like, whoa, what the.

[Jeremy]

You ought to write a song about that. I know about how the kids would be so much happier. They kind of know it themselves.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, they do.

[Jeremy]

They do. They. They know it and yet they can't give it up. They know that it's them up. They're not unaware of it. And yet I've talked to them like, I know you kids spend too much.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I know I. I gotta do, like sometimes, like, for example, because I'm not sleeping in a minute, I got. I gotta turn my phone off. Like, if I'm on Instagram, I'm like. And I'm like, awake. I took. I delete my app at night and then I put it in the bathroom and then I go. Go to bed.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Because if I'm. If I'm in bed and the phone's next to me, I'll be like, picking it up. If I can't sleep, I'm like, what time is it? I would rather just not know. Wait for the sun to come up.

[Jeremy]

There's a lot of kids who, you know, make fun of people like me because they can do so many things on the phone that I can't do. There's one thing I can do on the phone they can't do. Turn it off.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

I literally have seen them, people in audiences, I've said, you know, they told you you can't. And they're still taking pictures at a show. And I'll say, just turn your phone off. And they're like, they don't know how. They've never done done it. That's the one function on the phone that they can't figure out that's saying something.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's so weird. Phones are like. Because I'm fucking addicted to it. But recently, more than ever, I'm trying to just like, shut it off, put it in my drawer and be like, let me go fucking talk to a tree or some shit.

[Jeremy]

Well, you don't have to.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You don't have to. All right, man.

[Jeremy]

You don't need a tree. You're surrounded by people I don't fucking know.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But, like, I want to, like, go touch the fucking embark or some, like, the next bus.

[Jeremy]

You don't need a tree. There's a whole bus. People bus of.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I look, but I mental me because people think I'm crazy because I just talk to random, like, how you doing? I was like, what the. Like, if I'm in New York and I ride the subway, I'm like, hello. Like, hey, what the you talking to me for? I'm like, oh, sorry.

[Jeremy]

Do you ever, like, tell the driver, pull over. Because I'm lonely on my bus and I want to go on the other.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Bus all the time.

[Jeremy]

Oh, really? Like, right on the side.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

The best thing about it is because I'm obviously like, bus one. I'm like, of course. I'm like, air Force One.

[Jeremy]

Like, yeah, of course.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

The leader. I'm like, right, we're partying now. Pull over. So Air Force One pulls over.

[Jeremy]

But you never have them on your bus.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, they come on my bus sometimes.

[Jeremy]

Oh, really? Yeah, but then you got to get rid of. Rid of them.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I know, but I don't give a. I'm like, right off now stuff.

[Jeremy]

When you're going 70.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm like, right off now. We're going off the next.

[Jeremy]

What if they have to take a.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Well, yeah, they can't. No one can. In the toilet, bro. You get fined 250.

[Jeremy]

Really?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Every. So if you really want to, you can. But it's 250.

[Jeremy]

Oh, yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Is it worth it?

[Jeremy]

I mean, it's not going to affect me at any point in my life because I would never get on a thing like that. But. But I did travel on a tour bus once when I was opening for Frankie Valli in the Four Seasons.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You opened Frankie Valli?

[Jeremy]

I opened for him, yes. As a comedian. And for one night I was on a tour bus. Yeah. I slept on a hammock. Like those hammocks that they have. I did not sleep, of course.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No.

[Jeremy]

It was just terrible. And I can't imagine living there and the poor crew who was on the same bus, I guess they slept on that bus. If they didn't, they were fucked. Because as soon as we got to the next gas gig, they went up. They didn't go to a hotel like I did. They. They got out there and started building the stage.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love a tour bus.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, that's. It's a hard way to make a living.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Honestly, I love it.

[Jeremy]

Not for you, but I mean like for the crew.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

The thing for me is, I guess.

[Jeremy]

They love it though.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I just, I think they do. They're just like. The best thing about a crew is it's the same, like, we're like pirates with gypsies. I love it. And they love, love it because you obviously, you choose it. If you're a crew, you choose it. I really mean that. I, I genuinely, I, I don't. I think when you're in a rock band and you're in a, in a crew, they work so many hours. They work 13 hours, like 13, 14, 15 hours a day. Right. On a tour bus. Not seeing your family? Been on the road.

[Jeremy]

It's a job. I mean, you might be, you may.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Be right, but my crew, they love it. They love, love it. I know they get, they get off and they're pissed all the time and they love it.

[Jeremy]

Well, they tell you they love.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't know.

[Jeremy]

I think you're right.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I think they genuinely. Yeah, I think they do because it's, it's not real. It's no reality. It's a magical existence.

[Jeremy]

Yes. I mean, it's, it's sort of a similar job to working on an oil rig.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Oh, you joined the circus.

[Jeremy]

What?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You joined the circus. Runaway, Jumped on a train.

[Jeremy]

I mean, I don't know how many circuses are still exposed.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, but like, it's a modern day circus. You, you've run away. There's no reality. You. There's no time zone. There's no time limit. There's you, you turn up.

[Jeremy]

There was always this, I don't know, rumor about roadies that they got a lot of sex because they would vet the groupies before, like, you'd have to like.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That's a Peter Grant, Led Zeppelin.

[Jeremy]

Is that trick? Is that true?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Not nowadays, no.

[Jeremy]

Oh, you think?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But back in the day, 100 Peter Grant blowjobs, a blackstage T shirt.

[Jeremy]

So you'd have to like blow the roadie to get to the rocks.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't fucking know, to be honest. I've seen it in the movies.

[Jeremy]

Yeah, yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Not now though, I don't think.

[Jeremy]

I mean, Led Zeppelin did some crazy. I mean, I. Again, I don't know if these Jimmy.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Page lived off a US tour Banana daiquiris.

[Jeremy]

He did what?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

He apparently lived. The only thing he drank or ate was banana daiquiris on the US tour.

[Jeremy]

Well, banana is loaded with potassium, so. Telling you, I mean, he probably was.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

In I might do that. So. It looks so good.

[Jeremy]

No, I mean, they apparently had sex with a groupie. With a fish. I mean, you know, like, they were.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Just doing that in Seattle. I've stayed in the hotel room that they did that, apparently. Yeah, that's what they're talking. That's what they said.

[Jeremy]

I mean, even if it's not true.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Sick.

[Jeremy]

It's just.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's great for fun. I'm sleeping in this room.

[Jeremy]

Like, I mean, that's one of my favorites.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah.

[Jeremy]

Are you a Led Zeppelin fan?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love Zeppelin, man.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Top five drummers, Bar. Bill Ward, Ringo, Keith Moon, Dave Groh.

[Jeremy]

Who's the second one? Bill Ward.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Bill. What? Sabbath.

[Jeremy]

Sabbath.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Crazy.

[Jeremy]

Yeah. I saw that tribute you did. That was very moving.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Oh, that was mental.

[Jeremy]

I mean, that was a great moment.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love him. It's weird, man. It's been so the past couple. I think that's also why I can't sleep as well. The past couple of weeks been so weird.

[Jeremy]

Weird because you were that connected to Ozzy Osbourne.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I loved Ozzy Osbourne my whole life. Be from 2 years old, before I even knew who he was.

[Jeremy]

He was a car caricature in the TV show. You watch that?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I watch that every night. I have done before I knew him. You know, when you put a TV show on that you can just, like, sleep to or disconnect to in such a way. Weird couple of weeks. Because you know someone your whole life, or you think you do, and then you get to know them.

[Jeremy]

Oh, so you got to know him.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I got to know him towards the end, and we were just getting to know each other.

[Jeremy]

But what'd you think of him? I mean, was he. Because when you meet your idols, they can sometimes disappoint you or sometimes they can make you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love them. Like my friend.

[Jeremy]

He was cool.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

He was just who he is. Yeah. Everything I ever wanted to be, he was crazy and individual and wild and mad and unpredictable. Like. Like I have been my whole life. And he was accepted by the whole world and loved by the whole world for his sense of self and fucking it mentality. And that that performance was so wild was because it was the first time in my life, when you look at a stadium of 30,000 people, you perform to them. I could actually, like, zone into one person and be like, yo, I'm gonna sing this for you. Because of everything you do did. I've never felt like that for anybody else. And it was wild how the world received it.

[Jeremy]

It was mental how well he died so soon. After, like how soon after?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Very two weeks.

[Jeremy]

Two weeks. So it was kind of nice that he got the tribute before he died. Cuz usually people get the tribute after they die and then they're not there for it.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm telling you. Yeah, I, I, I was in the Bahamas. I was, I was writing. I was in a studio in the Bahamas and my phone had 50 missed calls on it. Cuz I was in the middle of a island. So I was like, your phone just forks in it. I was like, what? I thought, I genuinely thought my mom would mom had died or someone had and I found out the news and I was like after, after that and after I met him at the, at the concert. I've met him before, but we had such a moment at the gig in Birmingham. We had such a beautiful 20 minutes, like, just like this, just like kicking it, talking like. And then he was like, I'm nervous.

[Jeremy]

What?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Like you want you only like with your hero and you're like, I'm nervous.

[Jeremy]

Us.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's obviously like he's, he's kind of. Obviously. It was the farewell concert to Sabbath and his last performance on stage. And when you see someone you, that is that he's that big. To me, he's like massive. I can't even stretch my arm. Look, he's Aussie. It's like I'm look to him. And you, when you see him as a human, you kind of like hold his hand and you're with him and he just like, we were talking and he was just was like, go break America next. And she said that he's like, go get America next. And you have this like, you felt.

[Jeremy]

His spirit passing you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, you have this fucking moment and this spirit and this person you've known your whole life. And then you know them as a human being who lives, breathes, spits, shits, fucks, drinks, whatever. And then he leaves.

[Jeremy]

It is interesting that he died so soon after announcing a last concert. It's almost like he knew he was gonna die into.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Can I tell you one thing? It was the crazy shit, because I, when I saw him in my head, I was like fantasizing like, oh my God, like we're getting to know each other. I can't wait to go have Sunday dinner with you. I can't wait to go out, like, can't wait to like walk around the garden with you. Or like have a cup of tea with you. We were getting to know each other. I can't wait to like watch a film with you. Or I genuinely didn't think he would go so soon. And the craziest thing about it was knowing his family. They didn't either. And Jack and Kelly are just the most fucking crazy, beautiful people ever.

[Jeremy]

However.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

They didn't either. Well, it's wild. It's wild.

[Jeremy]

I've learned this not just from my parents, but from my dogs. Death happens slowly and then quickly.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. No, no.

[Jeremy]

It's slow. Slow, slow. And then it hits a moment where it's fast and.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

And. Yeah, I agree. And I think, as we know, like, legends and icons often know the things we don't. The last time I saw him, I was in that dressing room, and it was the night before the gig. And I said. I was like, yo, I love you, man. And it was so genuine to be able to spend 20 minutes with him and just kick it and just, like, hang out of him. Like, he was like, granddad or something, and he was just, like, so with it and so funny and so excited and nervous for his gig the next day in the same way that I am for tomorrow. You know, I mean, it's so.

[Jeremy]

It's. It's beautiful how genuine you are feeling about that. And I know you'll forgive me when I say. Say. I. I totally recognize that. And I also still feel much worse about Chico.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Because he was. It's your.

[Jeremy]

But it's cool.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

It's your family, and it's just like. You're just like, what? Like. And it makes you question everything. Like, what the. Like, it's. It's so weird the way the universe acts and the way the universe behaves.

[Jeremy]

Life is bright, brutal. Death is brutal, and it just is weird. It's just weird.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No, it is.

[Jeremy]

And that is as real. And I want to make this. This experience as real as I can make it, because otherwise it's gonna. I. I can't. It's cathartic, and you have to, like, confront it, like, that way. That's the. That's the. Until we figure out death. Maybe I. AI. Will be doing that soon. That's where we are. Somebody's gonna shovel dirt on your face.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah. Weird, Mom.

[Jeremy]

Or they're gonna burn you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I don't want to be burned. Do you want to be buried or burned? Okay, that. I don't want to be a jar that put me in the ground with the worms.

[Jeremy]

See? I don't want to be eaten by worms. I think that's worse.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Now I'm down. I'm down because I'll become a tree or some. You want to be burned and be A joke.

[Jeremy]

You will not become a tree.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

But I. I might become a plant or some.

[Jeremy]

Well, you will. Yeah, I. I see your point. Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

My vibe is. I don't want to be like in. In me grandson's fireplace next to a.

[Jeremy]

Yeah.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Fucking picture.

[Jeremy]

My father was. We cremated him. And then a year after he was cremated, my sister.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

My granddad was cremated as well. Yeah, we tried. I tried to do the Keith Richards and snort a line of him at the funeral, but.

[Jeremy]

No, you didn't.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, I did. I mean, me auntie was freaking out.

[Jeremy]

What's the most rock star thing you ever did?

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That's such a crazy question to ask me.

[Jeremy]

Well, you just said you were going to snort a lot. That's like. It's the.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Well, yeah, I tried snort a line of me grandfather. Yeah, that was pretty. Pretty sick.

[Jeremy]

That's the most rock star thing you ever.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

You imagine I've done it. It.

[Jeremy]

I can't.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Yeah, you can. Yeah, you don't, don't. Don't cop out. Everything I have done. Everything you've imagined, really. Except heroin. No heroin.

[Jeremy]

Me neither. No heroin. Tonight's the night. All right.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Come on.

[Jeremy]

Come on. Thank you.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Thank you for having me.

[Jeremy]

I don't know if you're going to rehearsal or dinner. Either way.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

No. Yeah. I don't know what I'm doing yet. Okay, well, I'm in here.

[Jeremy]

You let me know.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I'm flying.

[Jeremy]

Okay? You're flying.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

What a vibe.

[Jeremy]

That was fun.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

That was so fun, man.

[Jeremy]

I love.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

I love you, man.

[Jeremy]

I was so. Yes. Yes. And Doug, here we have the Limu Emu in its natural habitat, helping people.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Customize their car insurance and save Hunting.

[Jeremy]

Hundreds with Liberty Mutual. Fascinating. It's accompanied by his natural ally, Doug Limu.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Is that guy with the binoculars watching us? Cut the camera.

[Jeremy]

They see us. Only pay for what you need@liberty mutual.com.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Liberty Liberty. Liberty.

[Jeremy]

Liberty Savings Ferry Unwritten by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company and affiliates. Excludes Massachusetts. It's okay not to be perfect with finances.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Experian is your big financial friend and here to help.

[Jeremy]

Did you know you can get matched with credit cards on the app? Some cards are labeled no Ding decline, which means if you're not approved, they won't hurt your credit scores.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Download the Experian app for free today.

[Jeremy]

Applying for no Ding Decline cards won't.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Hurt your credit scores if you aren't initially approved.

[Jeremy]

Initial approval will result in a hard inquiry which may impact your credit scores.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Experian.

[Jeremy]

Hey, this is Sarah. Look, I'm standing out front of a.m. p.m. Right now and well, you're sweet and all, but I found something more fulfilling, Even kind of cheesy. But I like it. Sure, you met some of my dietary needs, but they've just got it all. So farewell, oatmeal. So long, you strange soggy.

[Dominic Harrison (Youngblood)]

Break up with bland breakfast and taste AM PM's bacon, egg and cheese biscuit made with K tree egg, smoked bacon and melty cheese on a buttery biscuit. Am P M Too much good stuff.