0:00 [Music] Welcome to a very special episode of Care for Boys where we have with us Mr. Anthony Lee. >> Thanks for joining us. >> Mr. Anthony for myself. What a loser. >> The first shoot, huh? >> Yeah. >> Missed the whole block. >> Dude, I was just, you know, >> dancing in Europe, >> opening up car dealerships. What excuse would you like me to give? >> CarMax Italy. >> This is sick, guys. This is freaking Hey, Ryan. Smack. Oh, thanks, man. Let me give let me give the >> It's just smack. Yeah. Yeah, it's just smack. >> This is freaking dope. Like, and I have to like be conscious of like what socks and shoes I have to wear now. I mean, tats up, though. >> It's almost like we care now, huh? >> I mean, dude, the cameras look sick. The
0:51 freaking This microphone thing is hella weird, though. I'm not going to lie. >> Too professional. >> No, this is We don't deserve it. Still a work in progress. We're still trying to >> It is. >> Yeah. Stuff's going to shift around. Stuff's going to change. Do you have any suggestions since we're talking about that? >> Hell no. Not until I spend like 17 hours straight in this room will I understand something about it. >> I think these apple boxes are really nice as like, you know, drink holders. >> Nice and clean. >> The ones that you can't see. >> We're asking for tables. What do you think about tables? >> I think we should put like a like a really small table right here. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> And just like test it out. Yeah. Just see how it works. >> No, they they're all b███████ about our legs, man. They're like, "You get your legs out of this shot. You It's It's too weird." >> Hey, you know that big old leather coffee table thingy you got? >> Yeah, >> the ottoman. >> That's an ottoman. >> It's an ottoman. >> It technically is an ottoman. Yeah, >> cuz it matches the leather couch it
1:41 comes with. >> Oh, I didn't know. Does that match that one? >> Yeah, you could you could put that there. >> Why don't we put that there so we could put our foot on top? >> Honestly, I was That's the only thing I thought about bringing a footrest for myself. Like a little camping. We're just going to have nothing but bottom soul in the ████ camera. >> Aren't we going back to ghetto again? >> Like we're trying to What if it's a leather footrest? >> That'd be tight. >> We always have to have brand new shoes then cuz then at the at the sole you could see how messed up it is. >> That's true. >> Every Like we have shoes specifically for this place. >> That's too balling. >> I'm going to run out of money. >> You have like Well, it's cuz you auctioned all your shoes. >> I'll have to I'll bust out my Air Force ones cuz I usually just wear my skater shoes cuz I'm a skater. What if we just get JK stickers and then we have it covering the bottom so we're always >> promoting >> a JK shoe sticker. >> That's brilliant. >> Dr. Schul style so you slap it on the
2:32 back and then people die because they slip and fall everywhere. >> Yeah, that's a liability. What were you at, by the way? How come we didn't have you last time? >> Uh that first that first shoot I was in Ecuador uh just >> Wow. teaching, judging, uh, the whole nine. My first time in Ecuador, by the way. >> U, yes, I was judging everybody. >> Uh, but it was my first time in Ecuador. >> What did you think of it? Like what was >> I loved it, dude. People are so nice. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. Like like you like neighbors, they just say hi to each other and like everybody's just super like like neighborly. It's really weird. >> Was there something about Ecuador that's different than any other Latin American country you've been to >> or the people? I mean, in the area that I was, cuz like I was like 2 hours outside of Kito, which is like the capital. Um, it's like more it's a
3:22 little bit more ghetto, but at the same time, um, because everybody's so friendly and neighborly like, everything just feels really cool. But, I mean, it just feels like um a more rural like I don't mean to be offensive, but more rural like a a Mexico City or something like that. >> Let's say you have a trampoline, right? >> Okay. And you have a Ecuadorian lady facing away from you. Colombian facing away from you. Venezuelan facing away from you. Mexican. Puerto Rican >> at Brazil. At Brazil. >> At Brazilian. >> They're all bouncing up and down, jumping. >> Uhhuh. >> Trying to catch clouds in the sky. >> Uhhuh. >> Do you think you can spot a Ecuadorian bouty? >> I think I can spot a Brazilian one. >> Let's go around the room with that question. >> Asking the real questions. Were they treating you like a king like they always do when you go to these things?
4:12 >> Oh, I mean that's a funny question >> cuz your experience in different countries is not very similar to most people's tourism. >> Yeah. >> When I'm there for work. I mean that I'm already like plastered on a flyer and like >> but it's not like a guy going to a country for work. You're going there to be like woripped basically. >> I'm not going to be woripped. like going for work kind of sounds like, you know, >> or do Ecuadorans come up to you and they go, "Hey, Anthony Lee, 911, >> they don't they don't see 911 the same way." >> Oh, right, right, right. >> They see it in reverence. >> Do uh do do any of them like watch JK or like when you go to non-English-speaking countries, is it like it's all dance? >> Non non-English-speaking countries don't watch JK. >> Oh, yeah, >> for sure. Unless unless we start getting into the live translation AI like subtitling >> which probably will that'll probably be 20 years from now for us. Um, no. Not
5:04 non-English speaking do not understand anything about JK. >> Do do you like when you go to a place like Ecuador are when they tell you like, "Oh, Anthony Lee, I loved you in blank." Like what do they normally say? Like what do they know you from the most? >> Uh, I mean it's always of course like anything that we've done with Kinjas. Um, but they don't even know which one's you. That's the beauty of it. >> Can you tell which one Anthony is when you watch a Kinja show? >> I can't. They're all wearing masks. >> But he's always dressed different. He's always like the leader guy that's like with the big >> rice man hat only >> but like and then also like of course ABDC is like huge u just everywhere else in the world. >> Um that's >> so they've seen ABDC down there. >> Mhm. >> Do you have a translator? Like I'm just imagining your classes and you're like, "All right, you gotta go like this." And
5:54 then there's a guy that's like >> I think for >> he he says he says to do your best. >> All these detailed ████ he said just feel the music. >> Imagine you need to try. I'm like five, six, seven, eight. >> Start where you want when you're comfortable. Do you do you feel the levels in dance like like oh these guys are still behind or these guys are up to par. >> Where's Ecuador at in that list? >> Um well if you're talking about like if the mecca or if the bar is like Los Angeles >> Oh tough >> then I would say almost everywhere in the world in some category is behind Los Angeles. >> Wow. >> Cuz the best Ecuadorian are probably already in LA. >> Yeah. >> Oh I see.
6:44 >> If you can go in right now they're not watching. Oh, it's true. They're not an English speaking country. Yeah. >> That one Red Bull like almost like freestyle battle. >> Those guys aren't even from LA, aren't they? They're like there's like that chick from India or whatever, the guy from Vietnam. They're like thing. It's like if you're like the best in your country, you're now like brought into like this dream team and now you're going around the world and stuff like that. So, you're not necessarily always just in your country repping your country. But then that also that structurally is like a country representation thing. Whereas like uh if you are like he said like the best in Ecuador, you're not necessarily coming to LA to be like I am Ecuador. You're coming to LA because you're like I am the best of something. I need to be in a bigger pond. >> And it like pulls you there. It like pulls you cuz people want to hire you. And it's like oh I might as well just move. Yeah,
7:34 >> dude. That fried fish looked freaking fire. >> That was a lot of Fs. >> That fried fish look freaking fire. >> That was super bomb. Yeah, they have >> really good. They have really good food. >> Is it like a deep fried tilapia with like rice and all? I don't know. >> It's basically like Mexican food or just Latin food in general, but then they have their own like category of like sauces or flavors or you know because they have like lakes and stuff then they might like have specific lake fish only or because they have they have a lot of fruits like they grew grow mad fruits like >> crazy fruits we don't see. >> Yeah. Every place you go to is just like their juice list is longer than their like protein list. It's just like juices all day, every day. And so people only either drink juice or soda. I swear I didn't see a single Ecuadorian drink water. Kids and grandparents. >> That's lit. >> Every meal is just
8:24 >> Coca-Cola. I'm like, >> crazy. Damn. >> How often do you get a girl that comes up to you at one of these things and is like, "I've loved you my whole life." >> Fluffed you? >> Loved you. >> You don't get that ████ >> No, dude. >> Yeah, right, dude. Finger bang myself to you so many times. >> Stop it. You don't. >> I didn't say it. Why are you looking at me? >> Look, Nina knows. >> Nina watches the show now. >> She needs to know what's going on. >> That's something that's go up to me, but I feel >> that's not something >> you can't control that. But you know, like like girls that are like they they've been in love with you forever. >> Honestly, straight up, guys love me 10 times more than girls do. >> Dang. >> But then how much how much is that? >> They finger bang themselves to you. >> They absolutely finger bang themselves. I just the style of like dance that we've like done and cultivated like ninja like nerdy stuff. Guys are like, "That's my s███." Girls don't look at it and they're like, "Oh my god, ninjas."
9:19 >> That when you go, is it a lot of guys just in in the class then? Is it mostly men? >> I think it's because when I go to international stuff and they're like camps, then everybody's signing up for a camp because there's like a list of different instructors. So, it's almost like a you buy the whole package type thing versus individual. If I was just doing individual workshops, then like I feel like I'm 70% guys in my class. >> Oh, okay. >> But then if you prefer that >> I just prefer people who really like what I do because I think I'm pretty like niche. Like so if you're not into it, then >> then it's it might be tough, but I don't really care as long as you just really enjoy like doing trying stuff. >> Have you ever kicked anyone out of your class >> for any reason? You should have kicked out that JK fan that told you ████ kinjas. Yo, that's funny. He kicks him. >> He didn't say We kind of did. That was
10:10 at the end of class. >> Oh, you couldn't have kicked him out anyway. He already did the whole class. >> That's so funny. Imagine him kicking him out and then being in a bad mood the rest of the class. >> I think um >> I think when when you're uh cuz there are people that do that, you know, there's like those very like LA industry professional teachers that like this is how I conduct class. This is etiquette. if you do this like step out bl you know like there are people that are kind of more hardcore like that but like I'm I think I'm just like way too much of a fool like I don't really care you know so if like somebody is messing around like I think it's easier for me to just dunk on them real quick and then like everybody will just care >> what if somebody's like doing it really bad and big and refusing to switch lines and go to the back when it's their turn to like move >> and I'll probably be like hey yo yo yo remember when I said switch lines two seconds ago that means go to the back
11:00 and then we just move on people out but like not in like a super condonest anyway cuz all I think I'm like in the dance world like here you guys uh you know we get to just be fools. We get to say whatever we want. That's unnatural in like a dance >> Oh, sure. Yeah. kind of >> unnatural in the world. >> To just like be honest and be like kind of just, oh, this is what I think. This is what I'm going to going to say to you. There's like an etiquette, if you will. >> I don't bring that etiquette to my classes for the most part. >> What if there's a girl that's doing it too sexy and she won't break eye contact with you the whole time? Well, she better be of age. >> And she like >> she better be she better be of age. So this she doesn't have to be of age. >> It's re it's recommended. It's recommended. >> Wow. >> But of age of different countries, you know, they're different rules. >> Oh yeah. I got to be respect. You know, win in Rome, right?
11:51 >> Sick. >> We're going to play by American rules. >> I didn't put the words in his mouth, Nina. He said it on his own. >> Don't stop addressing her by her first name. >> You brought it up. No one said anything. No, he's loud. >> You You brought it up. You can't whisper anymore. >> She also told me on my birthday thing that she Hello watches JK now. So, I'm going to always be thinking about that. >> That's a dangerous place to be in. >> Great, dude. >> I think we have to refer to as Mrs. Lee. >> Oh, I like that. >> Yeah, I like that. It's respectful >> name. N Mrs. N. >> Yo, calling her Mrs. Nay. >> Mrs. Lee. >> Ecuadorian women though, huh? Yep. >> You were you were talking about that last night, too. >> I heard I did. You know what? In honestly, in my when my single days, I heard that Ecuadorian women are really like great. >> Great. >> That's great. What's great about them?
12:41 What's two thumbs up about them? >> I just remember that whenever we would like hype up Brazilian women. >> Yeah. >> They're like >> Latinos would always say, "Oh, you don't know Ecuadorian women." And I was like, "I don't? What's the deal?" And they're just like, "Trust me." And I'm like, "I never found out." So, Hey, you did it, dude. >> It was my natural reflex. It's my homie. Can't leave him hanging. And the video.
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