1:24:00
I could play this shit and make it sound
like it's supposed to be played.
1:24:03
I wouldn't say it was a learning thing
so much as it was an experience.
1:24:07
Something that I will always remember is,
like, my youth and things like that.
1:24:11
And the friendships
I've made there are lasting.
1:24:13
And as a social misfit, that's been
very crucial to my development.
1:24:17
I just, you know, I hope
it was a great experience, you know.
1:24:21
I hope, and I hope they see
that life can be more than...
1:24:26
you know, whatever, you know.
1:24:29
I hope they can see that they're capable
of amazing things.
1:24:33
And that, you know,
really are, you know...
1:24:37
I don't mean to be cheesy...
1:24:38
but our humanity
is tied up in things like playing music.
1:24:41
That's where our humanity is.
That's why we're not chimps.
1:24:43
I wouldn't mind being a chimp,
but we are human.
1:24:47
So, you know, like I always say,
if you major in the humanities...
1:24:51
The humanities are philosophy
and poetry and literature and music.
1:24:55
And that's what makes us human.
1:24:58
And to hone our crafts
is to hone our humanity, you know.
1:25:02
And hopefully
they'll continue to do that.
1:25:09
If I was giving you guys
the opportunity to end the movie...
1:25:13
by saying one...
anything you guys wanted to say...
1:25:16
it could be about Rock School,
it could be about anything...
1:25:18
this would be the last thing
after you watch the whole movie...
1:25:21
you guys would be up there
as the last people on the screen...
1:25:24
- what would you say?
- Look at the camera and say it. Lean in.
1:25:28
Tell the American audience
1:25:30
what you want them to know
about Rock School.
1:25:32
- If Don gave me... gave me a chance...
- Tucker and I.
1:25:38
If Don gave Tucker and I
a chance to say the last thing...
1:25:42
in the end of... of the movie...
1:25:46
I would say "Party on. "
1:25:51
If Don gave... gave me a chance...
1:25:55
to be the last person
in the documentary on Rock School...