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The creator of this video is the actual madlad, he clickbaited us into thinking this was a generic meme but turned out to be a quite beautiful tribute to David Lynch.
If I thought this was gonna be a generic meme I wouldn't click on it.
the last half of this video is Lynch absolutely not being a madman. The beginning kinda shows the eccentricities you have to tolerate to get the brilliance he reveals at the end.
hnsrsmssn Perfect interpretation, my friend. That’s genuinely spot on. David Lynch is very much an eccentric human being, it doesn’t take a genius to realise that, but good god he’s an absolute genius. There is simply nobody like David Lynch, the world will seem twice as dark once his presence leaves us, let’s just all pray it isn’t soon.
David Lynch stared at me intensely from 150ft away where I was in the back of a crowded room. He was talking about different dimensions and I was into it until I was uncomfortable.
@@lordXAVIJAANBJERGNOG Why were you uncomfortable?
Just like a David Lynch film - starts out fucking weird, shows incredible kindness, & ends like a beautiful dream.
It's so beautiful
So true😭😭
I wonder this is the most assertive comment I've ever read
"I feel like I'm in the most beautiful dream and the most horrible nightmare at the same time"
because of the music.
I love how smoothly this video transitioned from a funny moments video into a genuine tribute to Lynch
that's some good clickbait
everything is so perfect if david lynch is the subject
he has one of the most benign and pro social forms of autism i've ever seen. and before anyone says i can't just diagnose people like this over the internet. his daily weather reports are 100% a sign of autism
@@michaeltonikov I clicked the pause button on milkshake 5:06
David Lynch represents the best of the Baby Boomer generation: A rebel attitude, a generally optimistic outlook on life and, most of all, a solid staunch work ethic. No wonder so many of generations X-Z love him and admire him so much!
Plus his bizarre and absurdist sense of humor and story telling was waaaay ahead of its time
Perhaps another baby boomer would be able to point out ways in which his art is a product of its time, that would be very interesting, but to me his work is timeless, transcending generations.
He is just a wonderful treasure of humanity. Whenever I start feeling bad about us as a species, and all the awful shit we've done,
he gives me hope.
@@zyaffeeI'm a Millenial and I think I can answer that by simply pointing to the fact that Lynch's work is optimistic, meanwhile modern pop culture is about as vapid, gloomy, and vacuous as anyone in previous times could possibly imagine. Modern media is largely soulless. Say anything you want about Lynch's work but soulless absolutely does not apply. Also his work highlights the dark and light parts of existence, where nowadays media is either straight dark or completely saccharine tripe pretending to be wholesome. TLDR; you just don't see his level of authenticity or optimism in mainstream art anymore.
I'll never forget getting to meet David Lynch, briefly during a signing for Inland Empire, and I just gushed something like, "I think you're just wonderful!" or something equally trite and he smiled up at me and said, "Well, you're not so bad, yourself!"
He shows women in a light (literal also) no other director did, to my knowledge. He truly displays humanity through them while most can mostly show flesh alone. The steel resolve in some women sometime as well as the melting strength in some men during misfortune are vivisected and kindly undressed seemingly simultaneously.
Wood!
*You're* breathtaking!
@@fernandoferreira6293 This comment carries an air similar to that of my old literature professor. Such subtle mastery of the language. A delight to dance with your thoughts kind stranger.
@@fernandoferreira6293 I like your funny words, magic man/woman/enby.
He wasn't lying.
He has such an authentic personality. Kinda reminds me of Mr. Rogers, but like...the fever dream version.
I don't know if I can forget this now.
DMT Mr. Rogers
Now I'm picturing him as some kindly (but odd) spirit guide that shows up whenever you're tripping too hard to help you get through it. "You're doing great! Only 4 more hours to go, now come walk with me."
@@MrClickity come, fire walk..
Mr Rogers on acid
The way David Lynch so genuinely hypes up all the actors he’s come to know and love over his career is heartwarming
he's like the antikubrick
@@AirborneAshes In that he makes movies that aren't that great but are over hyped as opposed to making masterpieces that are often ignored?
His actors love him, always happy to come back it seems
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@@twelvecatsinatrenchcoatin what world are kubricks films ignored? Kubrick gets far more hyoe than most of lynch's work
It's not my top claim to fame, but I'll always be honored being directed by David Lynch as a heavy metal extra moshing in the "Wild at Heart" bar scene.
That’s awesome! Did it make the final cut?
What's your top claim to fame, bigshot?
@@eleven9286lol wtf?!? Why are you so hostile on such a harmless comment. Learn to find happiness instead of getting off by dragging down others.
@@TypeLproductions I just wanted to know his top claim to fame! Mine is my last comment that got 10 likes so Im jealous..
@@TypeLproductions I thought this was a teaser for his reveal of his #1 top claim to fame. This one must have neen #2.
To think there are men out there who are balding meanwhile David is, has, and will always be on the top of the hair game
To have his hair for a day...
@@cheshire_skatkat9093 truly the dream
You know what they say: hair today, gone tomorrow.
His hair looks like its growing its own hair.
He received my portion of hair. I can live through him, and his glorious hair
Seeing David Lynch crack up at his own Einstein gag was magical.
It feels like he knew he was being a jerk and caught himself and did what actual jerks never do: laugh at himself. What a mensch.
@@pmarasa yes!
Based Pochaco
@@meganstacey1140 does anyone know where this quote clip comes from? I'm trying to find it without music and other stuff added to his voice.
bruh its like 4th wall breaking and astronomical humor feelings
Someone writing a script: how do I pace this scene
Lynch writing: the scene takes as long as it fuckin takes now where’s my coffee
Lynch is absolutely a man in love with existence. He takes time to appreciate the small stuff, the silly stuff, the meaningless stuff.
well said
there's nothing meaningless about something that can make you happy. david sees the beauty in everything, it's a major theme throughout his works aswell.
I love this video bc it’s not just him being weird, it’s him being a friend and loving ppl
That's weird (according to Hollywood, with sex_drug_pedo was a norm)
topbadgun David isn’t any of those things at all. He’s a strange and unique human being but he definitely isn’t a predator.
Nah honestly. Sometimes he's disturbing lmao
It’s just being a unique person. People don’t know what that is.
But he doesn’t put up with bullshit like lesser directors
"Here's the thing with that champ. That's short for champion"
- Me trying to make conversation
He was talking to Louis ck
What a wonderful surprise to see him on that show. I loved his whole story arc.
3, 2, 1, go, lets see the funny
Please leave this room.
I used to watch his weather report.
He did it for years and often showed off his paintings. It was on its own website, a really tiny, bad quality video and he started this before youtube was even much of a thing.
As the weather report did not often match the actual weather in LA I believe he was actually voicing a metaphor for his own mood that day. So brilliant.
Apparently he still does it?? I’m off to check it out!
Damn, I never thought of that (weather as metaphor). I'm gonna have to look at his weather reports again.
Wow. I’ve seen a number of his weather videos. I had no idea he was interpreting his own day rather than the actual weather. Brilliant.
damn he just stopped two weeks ago after years
noooo
He stopped after the death of Angelo Badalamenti, RIP
What I love most is hearing these actors speak about him and how they genuinely love him. It's not the empty press sensitive fluff they typically speak about their co workers when doing the media circuit for a promo. They really loved their time working on his pictures.
To me it looks like every actor in scene directed by Lynch is the star of it. That much he seems to care about their work.
You know it's real when they admit to all the incredibly dumb nicknames they have for each other.
*Dude has a badass haircut, rocks it better than 99% of 20year olds.*
100%
Hey man, I rock the tapered Nazi hairstyle. While they were horrible people, they did have some good style.
I am 18 years old, and I would kill to have hair like his 😅
@@AngloImperial Didn't Hugo Boss produce their uniforms?
@@AngloImperial Good for you dude!
"wood: wood is such a blessing to humanity..."
I mean, the man aint wrong
Except he is because wood wasn't made for humanity.
@@yourdad9168 A blessing can be happenstance, it doesn't imply manifest destiny.
Wood has certain properties that make it extremely versatile, it's very much a blessing because life as humans know it would be impossible without it, let alone civilization...
Just try to imagine a caveman without wood. No spears no fire, no tents.
For that matter we're descended from tree-dwelling primates and the global ecology/evolution of the last 400 million years has been heavily influenced by the mere presence of trees (and consequently by the special physical qualities of wood).
Without them you just have the bloated swamps of the Devonian.
Perhaps you're right after all though now that I think about it: wood isn't a blessing to mankind, it's a blessing to /all/ life!
Yeah wood is a major theme, especially in Twin Peaks. You know how Lynch talks in this video about how you have to translate ideas into a medium? He treats wood as a holy thing in Twin Peaks, because it's the original medium of creativity. You make things with it. Furniture. The walls of the Great Northern. And it comes from nature, so it's close to spirituality, like the Log Lady's log-husband. Doubly-holy.
WorldChampion I agree! Though just to clarify: its wanton use lies at the opposite extreme but twin peaks clearly has no shortage of trees despite a healthy lumber industry.
I think it’s one of those things like meat where you’re free to enjoy it but for the sake of mindfulness have some reverence for the irreplaceable life lost for it...
It really is cant do shit without it
I love the little scene where he and Laura Dern are just saying "I love you" to each other for like, 15 seconds straight. So sweet.
Honestly, the last two minutes of this video gave me hope for the future of cinema and makes me want to binge watch every David Lynch project that exists.
It is worth your time, I promise you.
@@jonahclark859 Well, I did recently buy the Criterion Blu-Ray and DVD of Eraserhead and Blue Velvet, if it's any consolation. Lol
How’s it coming along? I know there is 70+
I love Lynch for his empathy. Directors like Kubrick get lauded for their masterpieces but we all know he was an insufferable asshole behind the scenes. It’s so nice to see a master of his craft with love for his peers
I disagree about Kubrick but Lynch is still better than 99% of directors personality wise.
The notion that he was an asshole only comes from how mean his relationship with Shelley Duvall was. People who got to work with him on other films often talked about how respectful and patient he was.
Umbrella I don’t think George c Scott liked him much either.
Same with Krik Douglas
@R. M. And Kubrick loved Eraserhead, it was one of his favorite movies ever. He made everyone on The Shining watch it.
if you read David’s books and watch his interviews it feels like he’s created his own world that he lives in and he lets us just peak in through his films
You just described every great artist.
If he lets you peak into his world twice, you could say you have had Twin Peaks. ;)
@@thewielder3445 I love you and your comment.
6:33 something about the way Lynch talks about ideas is so beautiful
There’s something oddly pure about hearing David Lynch curse.
Appreciate this man while he’s here
He ain't going anywhere... Ever
while watching this video I had a very sad thought-- which was that this mans physical form will end (as all of ours do) and i couldnt help but sob and sob. this was a beautifully made video.
Nah, im appreciating him all my fucking life, thanks
His father lived to his early-90s, so I think we will have Mr. Lynch for bit more.
@@fiarandompenaltygeneratorm5044 Let's hope we are so lucky.
His analogy of "fishing for ideas" is simply perfect.
There's a fish in the percolator!
@@sameljota Yes, because coffee is fuel for the ideas.
As a pseudo artist Ive always produced my best work when seemingly 'fishing' for ideas and instantly wrote them down to develop further. In other times when I didnt write them down and let them slip away, I always regret it.
I've seen a conference he held somehwere or he was invited, discussing this matter, just look it up, it will be worth it
Yeah that was pretty cool.
It’s crazy what happens when a director actually understands art rather than making just some professional, well made product for a studio.
The way that there is a palpable cohesion in a lot of the imagery, aesthetics, and themes of Lynch’s work is so enriching. The music, lighting, color palettes, placeless locations, unique and quirky characters, and esoteric themes all unite to create this specific aesthetic that’s all Lynch’s own.
It honestly bothers me so damn much that people say his work makes no sense because once you get the full picture you can clearly see the story, feeling and idea’s he’s going for
@@reservoirfrogs2177 I agree except for Lost Highway cause I never got a clear picture of what he was going for and just kinda hated the film except for three scenes in it that I loved with their executions.
Someone had a theory that Lost Highway was a critique on people stealing his work instead of using it as inspiration which I can get behind but as for the story itself I have no fucking clue.
"He... looked at me." What a beautiful way to express the humanity of a person. And I will carry David's emotional speech about ideas forever.
"Drives me nuts."
"I love to eat cheese."
Underrated segue.
his humor matches zoomer humor with cuts, except david lynch doesnt use cuts
@@johnvermintide shut up
@@paranoid1182 wha
Nuts go with cheese I guess
"who cares how long "a" scene is?"
Proceeds to make 18 hours of TP3
God bless Mr. Lynch
The editing room was the cleanest it's ever been.
got a light?
A lot of people think of David Lynch as being weird or cryptic but to me he’s probably the most sincere and rational person on the planet. He’s just sharing his ideas with us through his art. Ideas and dreams are often illogical and don’t seem to make any sense. I think it’s amazing how he’s able to take an abstract thought and give it physical form.
Lynch is not insane or crazy. This is just how surrealists behave.
I love how this started as a bunch of "random lol" clips, but its actually a wholesome and heartwarming love letter to Lynch and everything he stands for. Amazing work.
@Ken H. You know absolutely nothing about David Lynch if you think he is a member of the Hollywood pedo crowd.
Both Thompson and Lynch could make a snuff at a maternity without their messages being a quantum bit affected.
As for certainty, I'm uncertain.
“I went out with a placard and a cow for Laura Dern.” When people say Not All Men they mean David Lynch
You can tell he's a great friend.
It was a _necessity._
@@TheKitchenerLeslie Not just a great friend, but a great human being too, one of the best.
Almost certainly
the for your consideration thing was so heartwarming, like he didn't have the budget for it so he just did what he can. thats like something a dad would do for you in a sitcom or something 😢
Cinema would've lacked something magical without Lynch, a living legend indeed
In Twin Peaks I thought he was just yelling because his character is deaf, but that's literally just how he talks and I'm only realising it with the two together.
No! Twin Peaks is not deaf and cannot yell. It is a place, not a person dear!
Nah, he is yelling in "Twin Peaks" and in reality he is only talking loud. You're just not able to get the difference between the two, hence your false assumption, that yelling is how he talks.
He just exaggerated it because he knows he's not an actor and didn't want to have to emote subtly...so he just yelled the lines
its meant to be an allusion to the fact gordon cole can "pick up" on frequencies and sounds/etc beyond the normal, he cant hear the "expected" very well but instead makes up for it by being attuned to the subliminal
@@mrblonde609 The yelling in TP3 is somewhat toned down though. It seems on purpose to work with the darker theme, interesting to me.
Most actors David has been working with have become his friends and have endless admiration and gratefulness to him. What a wonderful human being he is.
David Lynch is beyond whatever the human spectrum is capable of.
This started out as a "David Lynch without context" super cut and ends up morphing into what could be considered a micro essay about creativity. Bravo!
He's not a madman at all. He's just eccentric, talented, and being his authentic self, which is so important.
Many of us grow up being told to ''act normal'' which results in losing our authentic selves. Don't compromise it, if you're odd, then be odd :)
Well said 🙏🏼
Nobody loses their authentic selves, they're either normies or snowflake LARPers, Lynch's path is one of self-discovery.
what if we are not born 'odd'?
@@youhavenoprivacyandownnoth8289 then be yourself - not odd :) nothing wrong with that. it's being your authentic self that matters. in my opinion, of course :)
Yeah good luck being odd and trying to find a partner
The title says Madman, but what I just witnessed is a transcendent genius.
A lot of overlap between the two
That’s madman in 2 words
What he says about ideas are so true. Dark, quiet places with your eyes closed. The ideas just create themselves, you just need to have little bit of a dialogue with them. They will blossom.
He is explaining the creative process in one of the most elegant ways I have come across
This just proves that humanity doesn’t need drugs or alcohol, all we need is to watch or listen to David Lynch for ten minutes
@ilove bigbrother nope, I’ve tried Lynch while under the influence of weed though
bold of you to assume that David Lynch's surrealist creativity is not powered by heavy doses of psychedelics
@@harmonicpsyche8313 now that I stop and think about it, no one could make movies like Eraserhead sober, the whole thing is like a bad acid nightmare XD
I can’t relate to needing drugs for creativity it seems like such a bizarre concept to me and to be honest I don’t feel like it makes people creative it just forces them to take down their self imposed inhibitions
@@tylergannon7398 Depends on the sort of drug. Psychedelics definitely make people more creative, that's a scientific fact.
Many directors are passionate about what they do, but no director forms these kinds of relationships and a family like David does. Naomi Watts, Laura Dern, Harry Dean Stanton, Kyle MacLachlan, they all appear in many of his works and they all have such positive things to say. He not only cares about making his artistic vision come to life but you can tell her cares about what happens behind the scenes and becomes a father figure or a best friend to many actors. Sure, there are other people like this, but David seems the most compassionate and caring.
Not like that bully David O Russell
Jack Nance as well- he was one of those actors Lynch loved
@@odw_99 "Wrapped in plastic!"
Adam Sandler has that family. He always works with his buddies. Everyone have great time on set. Just that his films are shitty most of the time. Lol
Kurosawa was like that too.
2:10 the way he says "fuck" here just destroys me every time for whatever reason
Dude is a class-act, and has a kaleidoscopic, yet acute, perspective of the world around him.
He's right: Laura Dern did deserve an Oscar for Inland Empire.
Absolutely did. She knocked that outta the park.
Couldn't agree more
Sadly not enough people have seen that movie
I need to watch it again. Even as a Lynch fan, I got kind of a hard time with this one.
@@redjakOfficial Keep in mind, we're mainly talking about Laura Dern's performance.
The movie as a whole is pretty dreamlike in its thematic insanity, but hey, it's Lynch and we all knew that going in.
@@josephschultz3301 True. And Laura Dern is always great.
knowing you’ll never be david lynch because david lynch is already david lynch :(
And if there were hundreds of them cloned they'd be the Lynch mob.
@@davidcopson5800 I have a lynch mob for your head alright, but if you take my upvote and leave, I'll tell them to stand down.
nice pfp nagito
No but you could be you because you are already you. I know this because I am me.
@@blacksmithorange8906 - I wouldn't be so sure of that if I were you.
1:55 I love how Lynch laughs at his own thing like even he himself doesn't know what he's talking about
"What the f**k is David Lynch doing," I think is the perfect description of that man.
A madman? Perhaps...but definitely the kind of madman the world needs. Love David Lynch and his work...
he isn't mad, he's just wide awake
"I had another Monica bellucci dream"
me every night.
Haven't we all ?
@RainbowDreams30 Yes, she is on the waiting list. I gotta "do" some others first though.
Underrated
It is happening again
You before you fall asleep
This is one hell of a tribute.
In the span of an eight and a half minute video and some minimal google searching I’ve gone from “Who the heck is David Lynch?” to “this man is now one of my role models”
Ha. Great. Lynch seems like a great guy to invite to a dinner party, but whom you'd probably warn your others guests "he's eccentric."
And definitely won't go home.
If you were at a party with David Lynch you'd definitely know who he is and what to expect
Apparently when he directs his borderline psychotic (and fantastic) movies he's always laughing his ass off. To him they're jet-black comedies
i aspire to be such a man
Better to warn him about how square the other guests might be. And he'd reply, "That's fine, I'm used to it."
I wouldn't say anything in advanced
I love how Lynch is like, the nicest big director in Hollywood.
Until you say “Shorten the Scene.” Then you’ll get a David Lynched.
Shame he hasn’t made a movie since Inland Empire & most likely won’t ever make another one.
twin peaks return is like 9 movies
Plugged In he’s said he doesn’t care for the modern film scene and I suspect he’d have trouble gaining funding now.
@@budusbusham3324 cause its garbage....plus his films were always a bit too obscure....modern cinema wouldn't get it lol
Ive become obsessed with him, so many great artists from different mediums get so involved in their own ideas they lose track of their goal in the first place. Lynch creates such terrifying, surreal, and expository movies, but still manages to come off as so genuine and positive in such a charming way. It makes me love his work that much more. There's something to be said for the perpetual pessimism of the jaded artist, but Lynch shows us the dark in the world so we can appreciate the beauty, and it reflects in his personality.
Nothing can be a weirder experience than watching Lynch, Herzog, Sion sono and Nic cage having a conversation.
I'd like to see Lynch and Herzog get together and discuss farm animals.
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May I interest you in David and Werner flipping houses together? th-cam.com/video/nh5Zjm4kMus/w-d-xo.html
@@Bucking_Fastard Nicht gut
oh yes, the soulless eyes of a chicken.
@@daniellane2756 I look into ze eyes of ze chicken and I see nussing but madness.
"Kale, you come to right about here. And you come in, Tidbit." Idk why but I started laughing so hard
How can one person have so much genius and so little ego. What a great artist and human being. Also I love how every time he acts it’s super tongue in cheek and he constantly makes himself look ridiculous :D
I love this man so much, I want to cry. I wish he could live forever.
"I had another Monica Bellucci dream" me tbh.
I can't think about Monica Bellucci because iv'e seen 'Irreversible'
mackychloe that’s what he’s dreaming
That's reversible.
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I see a guy who has found his passion, life's meaning, self-actualization, and flow, who - I'd bet - would score high in associative ability (a component to creativity).
This is without a doubt one of the most enjoyable experiences I have ever had watching a TH-cam video
I'm the only one who writes music for my band, it can be very overwhelming. I lost both my parents the year I started on it. Sometimes my head is so clouded I run into a wall creatively. I often come back to this video as a source of inspirational & enlightenment. Thanks for putting this together and making me cry happy tears.
Sorry to hear of your loss. Hope your music is an outlet and a source of joy.
For me, David Lynch has a perfect personality.
I know what you mean, I think. In that instance of emanating balance and confort he's akin to Robert Anton Wilson.
They share a number of interesting and not at sll incidental interests and traits.
@@fernandoferreira6293
I would fall in love with him
For me, I agree
I will always maintain that "Inland Empire" depicts the finest example of a director trusting his actor and an actor trusting her director that has ever been put on film!
Never seen it, what's it about?
mackychloe hilarious...it’s about an idea.
@@mobiditch6848 I just watched the trailer........ WTF!!!
mackychloe treat yourself. And try to be patient. The best advice I can give is to consider the film in very much the mode of a detective or maybe more aptly a psychoanalyst. The idea that is at issue is the key to the dream cipher. Good luck. BTW, definitely one of my favorites.
@@mobiditch6848 bruh that phantom scene mad eye shit my pants
He is such a pure, beautiful soul.
I hope he is doing well.
Made me tear up at the end there. Great work. Realized how much less colorful the world will be without this man here.
0:58 is probably the best comedic cut I’ve seen in awhile
Rip
I got fucking scared when I saw it lmaoo
Best part of the video.
the little dude was vibing
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I don't know about you, but I was crying by the end of this video. He seems such a nice person. Love all of his works and love his commitment to his creations. One of the best of all time!
I got a little emotional there at the end. The Twin Peaks theme breaking in as he was talking about his ideas and the creative process in general... it's was pretty beautiful.
@@josephschultz3301 Completely agree. Shout out to the video creator for beautifully editing this!
Oh yes, I teared up.
The montage at the end (alongside his own words) was beautiful
I was crying too, the film montage combined with the orchestral twin peaks theme took it to another level. It was tearing my heart out! 🥲❤️
He makes such weird and esoteric films, and is so utterly un-pretentious. It's wonderful.
David is such a mood that I inspire to
...i wish i was at Bob's Big Boy Drinking a Chocolate Milkshake right Now
It's terrible they don't make those anymore. But good they don't either. Because, as good as they were, the shiny silver (stainless actually) goblet, and ... what they made that "stuff" out of, was, yes...probably poison. (Figure of speech.) Definitely not good for you...to eat every day especially for 7 years in a row. BUT, have to say, it worked for him. (The full story with the dumpster dive is a hoot.)
@Telios Abraxas A youtube guy named Adam the Woo spent 40 days during quarantine hitting famous LA diners for carry-out. The original Bob's is alive and well, when Adam went there was a rather large line to order.
Um what about Winky's?
@@williamneal9076 that "poison" could be the source of lynch's eccentricity....
Could you imagine being a tourist or visiting LA deciding to just get a bite to eat at a local place, walking in and seeing David eating ice cream and drawing on all the napkins?
"I had another Monica Belucci dream"
Man of taste as always
lol his nicknames for the actors were so cute
It takes brilliance to frame David Lynch’s brilliance so well. Well done!
"What's that buzzing?"
"It's the lights"
That's kind of important for Twin Peaks imo...
Came looking for this comment
“I wasn’t disappointed... I was devastated” 😭 😂
Love how he treats every idea as though it truly is lightning in a bottle.
1:44 What a fucking legend.
as a person who has a poster of david lynch with the cow hanging above my bed, this video is a blessing. watching this while blasted on weed brownies has been the highlight of my summer.
I’m blasted too. I’ll go find myself a brownie
ah the great american pastime, weed and youtube.
It has been a shitty summer though.
so high
I have a poster of him over my bed too lmao
it’s 2am and i’m lying in bed with the biggest damn smile on my face
It's going to be a sad day when David passes away
He’s a beautiful human and I hope he’s around for a while longer. I don’t think any human will harbor quite the natural beauty he does after he’s gone. Not just a national treasure but a treasure to the world. Just a pure genuine man. If he spoke for baby boomers, if they were more like him, I feel like the world would love them quite a lot more.
I don’t think it’s a generational problem though. I think David is just one of those rare misunderstood angels in life that the world gets once in a great while. He’s truly an inspiration on how to look at life. When given nothing, you can still find that perfect sunny weather and the perfect temperature if you give it enough time and look deep enough.
I’m mentally ill from a bad childhood directly caused by boomers and thanks to him, I know the bad doesn’t speak for them all.
Love you Mr. Lynch, please keep doing what you do best: being yourself.
Can't just be me who thinks he got more handsome with age
It's the hair I think
He has aged SO well. Kyle too!
White hair suits him better
My first exposure to David was a rant he had about watching a movie on a "telephone". He ended it with "Get real!".
@Steven Bristol Pretty sure he said telephone. He said “It’s such a sadness, that you’ve think you seen a film on your fucking telephone! Get real.”
What a fantastic personality. A true power of artistic direction. Just that final quote and compilation has so much energy and soul to it. You can see why all the teams who have worked with him have such an attachment, and actively refused to work unless he was leading them. He essentially cultivated a family with each and every member.
He joked about comparing himself to Einstein, but I genuinely believe he's one of, if not THE greatest artistic mind of this industry at the moment.
Guys, the comments are as wholesome as the clips in the video. So full of love and admiration.
i love how he actually broke at 1:55
The day I watched Eraserhead, I changed a bit. Don't know how though.
That was a weaker part of you dying. You're not any stronger for it, just a little more perfect.
Same thing happened to me ~20 years ago with Mulholland Drive.
It changed something with my pereception of life, I think.
That was your soul dying.
Eraserhead was the first movie that made me feel deeply alienated and uncomfortable.
I love it, and have been a fan of Lynch ever since.
damn I love that movie
I watch this compilation every couple of months. David Lynch is such an inspiration and this video highlights him in such a beautiful way.
It's nice to come back to this video after a while, it's beautifully inspirational, strangely alluring. Well done.
Who wouldn't want to drink coffee and smoke cigarettes with David Lynch?
Minus the cigarettes- hes a national treasure.
Ken H. who hurt you lmao
Ken H. Damn bro where’d you pick up that chromosome, I been trying to find one lately
@Ken H. Lmao she mentioned nothing about being a girl, are women just like, not allowed interests? Or are you soooo not like other boys for clicking on a David Lynch video?
@Ken H. You are very, very, VERY sexist.
God bless this man. What a national treasure.
that last 2 minutes when he starts going on about ideas never fails to make me well up a bit. he puts it so beautifully and the music compliments it so well
3:38 - David Lynch and Laura Dern saying "I love you" to each other back-and-forth is everything.