stay with us. >> rose: steve aoki is here, the global superstar deejay known for his energetic and infectious sounds and onstage antics include crowd surfing, caking and champagne showers. diplo says steve has an abundance of personality. with over 300 shows a year, he has been called the hardest working deejay in the industry. a new documentary on netflix reveals the story behind his self-made success. here's the trailer for "i'll sleep when i'm dead." ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> performing your music and having that connection, that is the ultimate rush, and the truest of addictions. last year, i cracked over 300 shows. >> he's a machine, man. brought a rocking attitude to dancing. ♪ ♪ >> i think he's motivated by whatever weird passion his father had. his father is the same person, too. >> his dad was almost like a super hero to steve. he broke a world record hot air ballooning. he didn't know what he was doing, he just did it. growing up, it was always how do i impress my father. >> when he became a deejay, he chuckled. >> i didn't know how to run a label. he would always say, you need t

while local d-j steve aoki saw the opposite. "i think he did well and i think she put me to sleep a little bit." "these debates, they always go off into areas that i just don't care about. nobody says what going to create a million jobs' she says. how!?!?" "clinton really kept talking about how it was affecting the american people where with donald trump it felt like it was more of an attack on his ego and how he had to clean that up. you know, it just made me more clear that i'm voting for clinton." the celebs also said regardless of who you're supporting -- it's important that everyone gets out to vote. and the linq lights up the colors of the american flag... in honor of the final debate! here's a live look

steve: i was kind of giggling. this is a very rocky aoki saying. s what -- he drove that into everyone that was around him. work is number one. charlie: what criticism bothers you the most? steve: i love what i do and i care about it so deeply, so when people trod on that, that is what hurts. when they say, i don't dj, i don't produce, i don't do this, i don't do that, try to cut me down in that way when i worked hard to get to this point, that is what hurts. charlie: to not get the credit you think you deserve. steve: exactly. at the end of the day, i just keep doing more. that makes me feel like -- it gives me a sense of my ethos. what did andy warhol say? if people are criticizing your work, you just create more work. charlie: the idea for the documentary, "i'll sleep when i'm dead," your title? steve: i'm not entirely sure. i tattooed it on my neck. [laughter] steve: definitely a motto of mine. right here. [laughter] charlie: where do you want to be next year if we come back and do another interview? how will it be different? steve: i would love

charlie: steve aoki is here. he is known for his energetic and infectious sounds. he is also known for his onstage antics, that includes champagne showers. fellow dj says, his music does i have a personality. steve has a personality. with more than 300 shows a year, he has been called the hardest working dj in the industry. a new documentary on netflix reveals the lesser-known dimension on the entertainer, the stories behind his self-made success. here is the trailer. ♪ >> performing your music and having a connection, that is the ultimate rush, and the truest of addictions. last year i cracked over 300 shows. >> he is a machine. >> steve brought a rock 'n roll attitude that did not exist. i think that is motivated by whatever weird passion his father had. >> his dad was almost like a superhero to steve. he broke a world record hot air ballooning. he did not know what he was doing, he just did it. >> growing up, it was always how do i impress my father? >> when he became a dj he struggled. >> i did not know how to run a label. he would always a unique to get a job a

something that says, hey, that is a steve aoki thing. i want to see that show. nt to get caked in the face. these kind of things. charlie: is a defining act. steve: it makes it unique and experiential. you go to the show, you are experiencing it. charlie: tell me how you think you changed electronic dance music. what did you bring to it that was not there, or how did you make it more of something? steve: i was part of a group of people that brought a level of entertainment, if you will, to the show. as far as the live show, i brought a level of entertainment that might have not been there before. for added more color. as far as the production side of things, which is why people even come to the show, because you have to have the music to draw people, my goal is always to work outside of my status quo. i prefer to work with hip-hop artists, country artists, singers that have not worked in this space. i want to find new ways to reinvent this sound and not be so pigeonholed. the sound is changing. for one, edm artists are top of the charts as far as what is out ther

while local d-j steve aoki saw the opposite. "i think he did well and i think she put me to sleep a little bit." "these debates, they always go off into areas that i just don't care about. nobody says what are you going to d you know? 'well i'm going to create a million jobs' she says. how!?!?" "clinton really kept talking about how it was affecting the american people where with donald trump it felt like it was more of an attack on his ego and how he had to clean that up. you know, it just made me more clear that i'm voting for clinton." the celebs also said regardless of who you're supporting -- it's important that to vote. a guy enjoying his 15 minutes of fame is ken bone... who was decked out in his famous red sweater. he spoke to us about what he thought about the final debate. ken bone: this format, together with chris wallace, really lent itself towards getting more issues out, and we had a lot more issues base talk tonight . ken also said whether or not people liked what they saw at the debate, he still encourages them t

. >> i got steve aoki. he invested money into e sports.

. >> i got steve aoki. he invested money into e sports. he now owns a video game team. >> is it a sport? harvey: it doesn't feel like a sport. >> the technical know-how these guys have and how they can fly through the control and everything they're doing and huge dork. >> diddy and faith evans last night after their last bad boys show at the forum. >> the concert was unreal. d.m.x., yo, he shut the show down. >> by the way, d.m.x. is still at the forum right now. [laughter] >> hi, jennifer, how are you? >> i'm good, thank you. announcer: ooh, we know that breathy, seductive voice. jennifer tilly at l.a.x. >> how was >> paris was fantastic. announcer: paris? why that's where kim kardashian was bound, gagged and robbed at gunpoint and the crooks got away with $10 million worth of her jewelry, including the one ring! >> what's the mood like in paris on the street because of this whole kim kardashian stuff? >> they all think it's funny. harvey: why is that? announcer: yesable sense of humor? >> not funny, they think it's sad but it seems like

. >> i got steve aoki. he invested money into esports. he now owns a video game team. >> is it a sport? >> it is definitely a sport. harvey: it doesn't feel like a sport. >> the technical know-how these guys have and how they can fly through the control and everything they're doing and all of the factors and variables and everyth amazing. >> yeah, good explanation from a huge dork. >> diddy and faith evans last night after their last bad boys show at the forum. >> the concert was unreal. d.m.x., yo, he shut the show down. >> by the way, d.m.x. is still at the forum right now. [laughter] >> hi, jennifer, how are you? >> i'm good, thank you. announcer: ooh, we know that breathy, seductive voice. jennifer tilly at l.a.x.

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we saw the likes of scott baio (bay-oh), ted danson, steve aoki... and of course no stranger to the city-- wayne newton. celebrity endorsements have been around for decades... historians traced it back to 1920 when movie stars like lillian russell endorsed president warren harding. and just like the american people-- celebrities are divided on the issues-- and how clinton really kept talking about how it was affecting the american people where donald trump felt it was more of an attack on his ego and how he had to clean that up i think donald handles himself in a very civil way that i hadben't seen in the past at time and obviousl;y i think he won buit i was looking for a homerun and i didn't see it. and for the celebrities who weren't at the thomas & mack last night for the debate... many were weighing in on twitter. some serious like actress debra messing, saying: " i am so relieved it's all over.no more debates.no more threats of theatrics.they were clear- we now know who each is. now we the people vote" ... while others weren't, like comedian dan

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charlie: steve aoki is here. he is known for his energetic and infectious sounds. nown for his onstage antics, that includes champagne showers. fellow dj says, his music does i have a personality. steve has a personality. with more than 300 shows a year, he has been called the hardest working dj in the industry. a new documentary on netflix reveals the lesser-known dimension on the entertainer, the stories behind his self-made success. hes

strip headliner dj steve aoki (a-o- kee) was also in the crowd supporting hillary clinton. over 12-hundred people attended last night's debate. while all the action may have been inside the thomas and mack-- outside...protesters surrounded the arena with signs for and against the candidates. thankfully everything remained mostly peaceful. metro tells us they did not have to make any arrests because of the debate. :33-:39 "trump should be the next president cuz he's the only person running in this as far as the two major candidates." (butted with) i think she's a positive candidate and that's why i chose her to be my candidate. i support her 100%" metro also was telling us... that as far as security planning-- they prepared to cover the debate... the same way they keep us all safe on new year's eve. the time x:xx still ahead... an alaskan suspect seen on dash cam....shooting an officer...is finally caught... his first day in court....coming up.... and...were you stressed over the debate? things got intense la voters... the final showdown on the stage and between them...that'

charlie: i am pleased to have steve aoki at the table for the first time. i met your father.ve: whenever i come here i think about him. charlie: was it the thing that ofcks deepest in usa sense desk was a sense of he lived and give it all you got? that ine instilled every waking moment when i was around him. he was the busiest man that i work ethic was insane. he is always drilling that into his kids and into me. charlie: but you have that, the same kind of work ethic. e: i feel like he taught me -- in a way he instilled this idea that you have to do it on your own, i cannot just handing steve chris if i hand things to you you will not understand how to survive. if i was like this is my business, benihana, i want you to follow in the footsteps, then i might not learn the survival to possiblyusiness run a company like that. instead, he said figure out what you need to do with your lives. when i decided it was going to be far different than what he expected, then he was like, ok, this is not what i intended when i said step out on your own. then i had to prove to myself and to

we saw the likes of scott baio (bay-oh), ted danson, steve aoki... and of course mr las vegas himself, wayne newton. and just like the american people-- celebrities are divided on the issues-- and how the candidates address them. clinton really kept talking about how it was affecting the american people where donald trump felt it was more of an attack on his ego and how he had to clean that up i think donald handles himself in a very civil way that i hadben't seen in the past at time and obviousl;y i think he won buit i was looking for a homerun and i didn't see it. endorsements back to 1920 with warren harding's presidency... but it became popular in the 90's with mtv's "rock the vote" campaign to get young people to vote. i bet some of those celebrities can at least commiserate with trump on old complaints clinton brought up last night.. clinton says: "there when he didn't get an emmy for his tv program three years in a row, and he started tweeting that the emmy's were rigged against him. trump says: "should have gotten it." clinton says: "this is

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