Практика Shadowing: What Time Does Dua Lipa Go To Sleep After A Show? - Изучайте разговорный английский с YouTube

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Hello, everybody.

Welcome.

Thank you, Lewis.

Welcome back, my friends.

Ladies

and gentlemen, uh, my first guest tonight is a three-time Grammy Award-winning global superstar with hits like Levitating Cold Heart and Houdini.

Please welcome back to The Late Show, Dua Lipa.

I'm so happy to see you.

Hi.

So happy to see you.

Thanks so much for being here a little earlier and helping me lie about the puppies to get them adopted.

Of course.

Were you tempted to take one home?

Yes.

I've got my eye on...

Oh, good.

I think it was months in the last one there.

Months and broke my heart.

Do you like animals?

Do you have a dog yourself?

I do have a dog, yes.

Oh, really?

Does he tour, he or she tour with you?

No, he's quite a big dog,

but we try and take him places.

It's a big tour, though.

It's a pretty big tour.

It's a big tour, big dog.

Do you know what?

When we're in Europe and the UK,

I think it'll be much easier.

Okay, good.

He's back in London now?

He's back in London, yeah.

All right.

This year, you put out your third album, Radical Optimism.

People were very excited about that, naturally.

Launched another world tour, just wrapped your leg of Asia.

Yeah.

Which is a very big place.

Yes.

I was out there.

It's very vague for me to just say Asia.

It's very big.

Very large.

Is there five weeks?

Do you enjoy being on tour?

I do.

You do?

Yeah.

Because five weeks is just go, go, go.

Like, you don't know where you're waking up tomorrow.

Or you know where you're waking up tomorrow,

but do you know where you are when you wake up,

if you know what I mean?

You're like, wait, what city is it now?

I'm like, mm, I'm not too sure.

It depends.

It's like, it's so high octane,

you know, when I'm on the road.

It's like five weeks of just nonstop,

what's the next place, what am I going to do,

but also figuring out a routine in every single place.

How many shows a week?

Three to four.

Three to four shows a week.

Quite a bit of travel in between,

but then I like to make sure that I go

and do something touristy or go to a nice restaurant or go and see places.

So it's not just land the plane,

do the show, back on the plane,

off to the next place.

No, no, no. Get a little bit of time.

Can Dua Lipa do that, though?

Can Dua Lipa just go out in town and kick it?

Yeah.

Really?

Yeah.

People don't bother Dua Lipa?

No, it's okay.

I mean, sometimes somebody might come and say hello or whatever,

but for the most part,

I think if you just do, like...

I don't know.

Sometimes people bring on more attention when you make it a big deal

about leaving the house or going out or doing something.

When you just go and you show up somewhere,

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it's kind of much more chilled.

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I guess it's worked for me in that way,

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where I just, like, rock up somewhere unannounced, and it's actually fine.

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So, okay, as I said,

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Asia is a big place.

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Do you have a favorite part of Asia?

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Gosh, everywhere I went was really amazing and so unique and different.

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You can name one.

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No one's feelings are going to be hurt.

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But I really loved Bangkok.

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Oh, wow, I've never been.

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I did.

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I really loved it.

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I'd been to all these places once before,

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but Bangkok was the one city where the last time I came,

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it was very much fly in,

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do the show, and fly out the next day.

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So I spent the day in bed eating Tom Yum soup and then doing the show.

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Whereas this time around, I really had the opportunity to go and explore and see the place,

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and I just absolutely fell in love with it.

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Sell me on Bangkok.

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I don't know anything.

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Well, it just has so much culture,

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and the people are so lovely,

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and the food is unbelievable.

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And if you like spicy food like me, then...

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What's Tom Yum soup?

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It's it's um

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i don't know how to explain it it's a brothy soup

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um with vegetables it's quite spicy um sometimes there's shrimp in it

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and there's like lemongrass and it's really warming and delicious

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so there you are you're you're in you're in bed it's

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breakfast you're having a little hot soup yes to get you What time did you go to bed the night before?

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I'm curious, because after the adrenal of the concert,

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what, how do you, how do you calm down?

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Uh, gosh, it takes me a really long time to calm down from the adrenaline.

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Usually, I'm up until about 4 o'clock in the morning.

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Are you...

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Even if I'm exhausted.

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And the concert came down at what, midnight?

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No, the concert finishes probably around 10 p.m.

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And then are you in the club?

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Yeah, in Asia, well, yes.

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You're going back to the club.

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I'm back in the club.

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Wow.

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Wow.

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Back in the club, because,

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okay, let's say the show's like 8, 8.30 most nights.

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Yes.

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Finish around 9.30, 10 o'clock.

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Yeah.

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And then I'm like, okay,

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I'm gonna be up, tired,

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but in bed, not doing anything,

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so I might as well go and have a drink.

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Yeah, yeah.

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And...

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And if you're...

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As long as you're having a drink,

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you might as well dance.

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Exactly.

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So then if I'm drinking and I'm dancing,

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and then that bar closes,

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then maybe I could go to another place and carry on.

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Right, because you're so thirsty from all the dancing that you need another drink.

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That I want more.

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Right.

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And what, so, and you're going to bed around four,

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what time are we getting up, Dua Lipa?

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We're getting up, actually, it's not too bad.

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It depends, uh, probably like 10.

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You went to bed at four?

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Yeah.

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That's not enough.

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That's not enough, Dua Lipa.

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But it's okay, it's good.

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It works for me.

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It works.

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You get so many great hits.

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People love your music all around the world.

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How exciting is it for you to hear your music out in the wild?

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Like, you're just walking on the street and going to a store or something and you hear you.

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It's very fun.

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It's very exciting.

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Because you know why?

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Because I never listen to my own music, especially.

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So once it comes out,

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I don't listen to it unless I'm prepping for tour or for a performance or a show or something.

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So that's when I kind of listen to something over and over or in a music video or when it's work related.

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Like I take all the time in the world and then once it's out,

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I don't really listen to it.

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So when I hear it out in the wild, I get very excited.

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Is that me?

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I was like, oh my God.

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What's the strangest place you've heard your own music played back to you?

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Um, okay, so last time I was here in New York,

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um, I-I was-I was in a car and stuck in traffic.

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I can hear my song blaring from a little bit further away.

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So I put the window down and I can just see the car next to me,

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windows down, blaring Houdini.

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And I was like, wow,

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this is the best thing ever.

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I just got so excited.

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I just loved- Did you wave?

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Um, I got nervous.

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They would have lost their minds.

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I got nervous.

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Oh, actually, that just reminds me.

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Do you know what was funny?

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Was I, um, now I'm thinking about weird places where I heard my music,

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and, um, I was in Austin,

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Texas, and I was having lunch.

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So fun.

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And I was having lunch,

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um, by, like, this, this,

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um, like, waterfront bar, and this party boat just drives past.

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Or, yeah, drives past.

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Drives past?

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Whatever.

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Drives past.

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And it's blaring one kiss.

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They have no idea that I'm there.

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And I was just like,

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again, it was one of those moments where I was like,

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oh, this is really fun.

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Just like having the time of their life to one kiss.

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We have to take a quick break.

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We'll be right back with more Dua Lipa, everybody.

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Stick around.

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