.\u201d How did you come up with the concept, and what was it like logistically making it come to life?<\/strong><\/p>\nI came up with the concept because I thought, how can I make something while touring so much? How can I incorporate this lifestyle into a video without having it be this crazy, huge production? Because I can’t do that when I’m just in a place for a day. I wanted it to be really easy. That’s when this idea was born of just having a couple of locations that I was touring in, in the Google Earth image style. I wanted to include a couple of more cities, actually, but the problem is that Google Earth is mostly sunny. So in some places we couldn’t really do it because it wouldn’t have been such a smooth stitch since it was raining. That\u2019s why it’s only those cities. But it was very fun to film it. I bought this 360 camera, and that was kind of the approach to just do it yourself.<\/p>\n
What\u2019s the craziest thing someone\u2019s come up to you and said or done as you\u2019re on the street?<\/strong><\/p>\nWhen we were filming \u201cmateriaL hor$e,\u201d there was this man on Wall Street who goes there every day. He goes there to literally smoke a blunt and give a fuck you<\/em> to the people on Wall Street. He just gives the middle finger. He approached my two friends and I while we were shooting this, and he did not even care. You know, I’m a half-horse half-human hybrid. He did not care. He just straight jumped into telling us why he’s here and what he’s doing every day, and how he says fuck you to Wall Street every day. He just chatted with us. So that was one of the more crazy things. I don’t know. Normally, people are very cute. They just want to take a photo or something.<\/p>\n<\/h3>\n <\/p>\n
What are the do\u2019s and don\u2019ts for traveling as a materiaL hor$e?<\/strong><\/p>\nFor do’s, I would say at this point, business class. I feel like I’ve been spoiled now. Once you don’t sit in economy squeezed between a five-person strong family with babies and a snoring old person for 12 hours, it’s really a game changer. I used to always be like, \u2018No, it’s fine,\u2019 but when you travel so much for work, the upgrade to business is definitely a must. Not for a one-hour flight, but anything over four to five hours, I would say business class. If you don\u2019t have money for business class, which is fine, there’s no shame in that. But I would say always go for the emergency exit rows because there’s a bit more legroom. Either do aisle or window seat, which is obvious. Just upgrade. It’s normally five bucks more. So that’s a do. Then always drink enough water. Have disinfecting stuff with you. Travel comfortably, but not too comfortable. I think there’s something about going to an airport and slaying that romanticizes the whole experience a bit more. I know some people only travel in joggers and leggings. But I feel like if it’s not a super long flight, show up in your best fucking outfit. Be that bitch at the airport. There’s something amazing about it, and it just makes everything more fun. <\/p>\n
Don’t wear too much perfume in general. I’m a big smell person. I love smells. I love fragrances. But when you’re on a plane, just make sure you have a neutral scent for the sake of everyone. I know you love your new perfume that you just bought in the duty free shop, but not everyone is going to have the same want to now sit in this cloud of sweet smell. That\u2019s definitely a don’t. Another don’t, or do I guess, is let people off the plane that have connecting flights. I never understand why people just stand up and don\u2019t let anyone in front, especially if the airplane crew has already said that there’s some people who might need to rush to get their connecting flights. <\/p>\n
I love what you said about dressing up for the airport. I feel like back in the ’50s and ’60s, people would wear suits and their best garb to go on a plane. It was this big occasion. But now it\u2019s transferred to the opposite.<\/strong><\/p>\nNo, it’s crazy. When you dress up for a special occasion, it has a ritualizing effect. It makes the occasion a special occasion, right? So if you’re not traveling for 24 hours, like when you’re going to Australia or something, I think [dressing up] just makes the whole experience so much nicer. You can still dress flawlessly and comfortably. You don’t need to sit in a tight corset, or a really uncomfortable pair of pants.<\/p>\n
I was obsessed in the early 2000s and 2010s when pop stars like Lady Gaga would pull these insane airport looks. I would always look forward to airport paparazzi pics. <\/strong><\/p>\nYou\u2019re so right. There needs to be a study done on the most iconic airport looks. Let’s also acknowledge that when you are traveling business or first class, you oftentimes have the chance to then switch and get comfy. I get that you wouldn’t really be able to sit in a crazy, huge space taking Lady Gaga outfit in economy. Although I encourage everyone to be that bitch. <\/p>\n
I\u2019m just picturing you sitting in economy as horsegiirL. What\u2019s the craziest setting you\u2019ve been in character as horsegiirL?<\/strong><\/p>\nI think people tend to be quite used to seeing it by now. People are quite used to seeing a traveling horse. One time I did a submarine tour. A lot of my other horse friends are a bit more afraid of water, especially diving. So that was quite a weird occasion, I guess. It didn’t actually leave the harbor, though. You just go down there and look at things, and you’re underwater. It’s hella dark, so you don’t see much of the underwater, you know?<\/p>\n
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What\u2019s your go-to airplane order?<\/strong><\/p>\nAre we talking long or short flight? Or both? I would say, always sparkling water, no matter if it’s short or long. And then a tea, normally. Something that just gets me a bit cozy. I’m not a big drinker. Something about the airplane when you’re traveling, you start being a bit sweaty. You\u2019re in these clothes and there are changes in air pressure. You\u2019re just acclimatizing to being in a place with so many humans coughing and all of the germs. I just don’t want to [drink alcohol]. I tend to normally just go for something cozy and healthy like tea. Then I would say, if it’s a short flight, sometimes I get some crisps. If it’s a long flight, I normally have the veggie or vegan meal that they make. Although there are very few that actually taste good.<\/p>\n
Do the contents of your toiletry bag change depending on which city you\u2019re in?<\/strong><\/p>\nThe toiletry bag stays the same. I would say the luggage obviously changes as it should. I would say don’t go with your bikini to an Arctic region, and vice versa. You wouldn’t bring your snow suit to the beach. But there’s some things that stay the same, and others like the outfits obviously depend on climate, city or nature trip. Work travel or non-work travel. But in terms of toiletries and stuff, that really stays the same.<\/p>\n
Your fans are called Farmies. What\u2019s the most wild, animalistic thing a Farmie has done at one of your shows?<\/strong><\/p>\nI think it’s quite animalistic to just let loose, you know? To just vibe out as a collective. I think that’s quite animalistic. But besides that, maybe when people have sex at my shows. It\u2019s only happened once or twice, but just getting to that point where you say \u2018Fuck you\u2019 to the human conventions made up about sex being a shameful thing. I’m obviously not encouraging people to have sex at my shows, but I would say that it is a safe space for that.<\/p>\n
That\u2019s kind of epic.<\/strong><\/p>\nI mean, who can say that they fucked at a horsegiirL show?<\/p>\n
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