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- The Joe Rogan Experience.
- Hey, we're no different.
- Yeah.
- World War II, now we've been chillin' for a while.
- Yeah.
- And all of a sudden there's some--
- Well, how long do we chill for it?
- Up to Vietnam.
- We chill, that barely counts.
- What?
- Compared to World War II.
- Right, but completely unnecessary,
whereas World War II was necessary.
- Because of an unnecessary start.
- What was the unnecessary start of World War II?
- Hitler taking everything?
- Yeah, but a lot of it is based
on what happened in World War I.
- Yes, yes.
- So World War I--
- One and two are pretty, everything in history
is interlinked.
- Yeah, and there's not that much time
between them either.
So there's like a regrouping of Germany,
and we'll fuckin' show you.
- Yeah.
- What was World War I over?
- That's the ultimate dumbest fuckin' one ever.
- What is it over?
Archduke Franz Ferdinand got assassinated in Serbia.
- That's right.
- And then Serbia--
- And the guy, lucky, ran into him outside of a restaurant.
- Yeah, yeah.
- He tried to kill him, didn't.
Then his car was parked outside of a restaurant.
He's like, "Oh!"
- Yeah, there he is.
- There he is.
- And then their ally was-- Serbia's ally was Russia.
Austria's ally was Germany.
Germany was like, "We're gonna help Austria."
That's why they got blamed.
- Wow.
And then the whole world--
- And then the whole world, which they were all cousins.
- Why would they assassinate that dude?
- Because Austria and Serbia, I guess, had a pretty long history of fighting
each other.
And he was in Serbia-- Montenegro, was it?
And he-- it was kind of like flaunting it a little.
- Oh, right.
- It was kind of like, "You shouldn't be here."
Although--
- Like when Nancy Pelosi went to tie him, Juan?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Yeah.
- I was just like, "Yeah, I can handle it."
- What?
What?
What you gonna do, John?
- I could be wrong though.
I think it was like, uh, Franz Ferdinand was actually like, one of the guys in
Austria
that liked Serbia.
And he was one of the guys like, helping it.
He was like an advocate for it.
- Mmm.
- And then, uh, the black hand-- and I'm forgetting his fucking name.
He's very important.
The guy who shot him.
- Mmm.
- I don't remember his name either.
- It's embarrassing, I don't remember it.
And I hope it's Serbia, I just am talking.
- I think it is.
- Yeah, he was from the Kingdom of Serbia, this isn't the thing I was looking
at, didn't
have his name.
Uh, this doesn't either.
- So, what happens in Germany during World War I?
- So, World War I was over nothing.
They fought, everybody died.
Like, millions of people died.
- Everybody died, yeah.
- Over, and a lot of times it's just trench warfare where they, over the course
of four
or five years, they gained nothing, lost nothing.
- Ugh.
- So at the end of the war, like, when France and Germany and England had to
sign this treaty,
they were like, like the allies that won were like, oh, we gotta make, we gotta
gain something
out of this because otherwise our people are gonna kill us.
When we signed this treaty and neither of us, nothing changed, and that was all
for literally
for nothing.
So then they, they just blamed Germany for everything.
They were like, you guys, you owe France reparations.
- Gavrilla Princep.
- Got him.
- So good.
- He was 19 years old.
- Fucked up the whole world.
- Wow.
- Good job, Gavrilla.
- One teenager.
- Yeah.
- Imagine.
Imagine being a one person and so many things happen because of one thing that
you do.
- Yeah.
- A 19 year old.
- Yeah.
- Like, imagine being the CEO of Bud Light.
Imagine being that lady.
It's not the CEO, right?
What was she, like, marketing?
- No.
- Yeah, that was just the marketing.
- Head of marketing.
- Imagine being that lady.
- Stuck up in the middle of the night.
- Yeah, yeah.
- Oh, oh, shit.
- Yeah, I would, yeah.
- I don't know how comparable that is to Gavrilla Princep.
- In the business world.
- Business world, that was World War I.
- It's World War I.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- They didn't know.
They didn't know the capabilities of the weapons.
- Right.
- Just like, yeah.
- Nobody had figured out gas yet.
- World War I was doing...
- Nobody had figured out Kid Rock shooting your product.
- They were doing...
- They were doing cavalry charges into machine guns.
- That other picture of me looked pretty handsome.
Go to that picture.
Imagine that guy shoots you.
You're like, "Shit!"
- Fucking guy.
- Great cheekbones.
- You ever see Young Stalin?
- He looks like Scott Eastwood.
- Young Stalin was a babe.
- Was he?
- Yeah.
- Criminal penalty.
20 years imprisonment.
- He died three years later.
- Yeah, he died.
- Wow.
And that motherfucker started it all off.
- Damn, he was alive, though, for three years
to witness what he did.
That's a tough way.
Yeah.
- I wonder if he connected them all.
Clearly, he had to.
- Yeah.
- Clearly.
- That started it.
- Yeah.
I bet there's a lot of bragging in the showers.
You know what I did, motherfucker?
- I killed everyone.
- I got everybody killed.
One of my favorite stories from World War I
that I've talked about too much
is that the Russians and the Germans
had a ceasefire to kill wolves.
- That's awesome.
- I didn't know about that.
- They were in Russia.
And so many of them were getting killed by wolves
that they decided to have a ceasefire.
- Hmm.
- They negotiated a ceasefire to kill wolves.
- That's terrifying.
- Imagine if you're at trench warfare
and you get shot and you're screaming
and you're in agony.
- And then a dog eats you.
- And there's 30 wolves tearing your friend apart
and there's nothing you could do.
You jump up, people shoot you.
- Yeah.
- And then the wolves just get into the trenches.
- World War I seems like the worst.
- Bro.
- Seems like one of those.
- Just look at what they were dressed like.
- Yeah.
- How did they survive the elements?
- I don't know.
- They had stupid shoes.
- They didn't.
- Their shoes were so stupid.
They had like shoes that you would wear
if you're like walking down the street.
- Yeah.
- And they're out in the woods.
- They're in the mud for months at a time.
- Yeah.
- Show us what they were dressed like.
Their boots were stupid.
Like everything was stupid.
There's no waterproofing.
There's no nothing.
There's no tactical gear.
You had nothing.
You had fucking cotton shirts on.
- That's what Hitler did to his boys.
The guys that went into Russia.
He was like, we're gonna be done by,
we don't even need to make winter uniforms
for these guys.
- Yeah.
- With leather-soled shoes.
They didn't even have like textured shoe soles.
- Yeah.
- Back then.
- Just guys having fun.
- Just a good time.
Trench warfare.
- It ain't nothing but a dude.
- These fucking guys, man.
Imagine.
Imagine that life.
That dude is taking a nap there.
Just living in hell.
- They got some cool art that came out of this
from these guys getting fucked up.
You ever see auto dicks?
- No.
- Get some auto dicks going, dude.
- Go back to that photo again, please.
That photo that you just had of those guys.
Wow.
- Are these dough boys?
- What are these?
- These American boys?
- These are Americans?
Look at their little fucking outfits.
Imagine being stuck over there going,
"What the fuck are we here for?"
- It's a gas mask around their neck, right?
- Yep.
Yep.
That's when they first started using gas.
Fuck, man.
- What a horrific time.
- Have you seen "All Quiet on the Western Front?"
- Yes.
- I love it.
- Oh, no, wait a minute.
I haven't.
No, that's the new one, right?
- Yes, you gotta watch that.
- No, no, I haven't.
- You gotta watch that.
It's so good.
- You told me about it multiple times.
- I love it.
- I get bummed out when I watch war movies.
- It's the most depressing one I've seen in a while.
- Yeah, fuck.
- It's so depressing.
- I always say I'm gonna do it
when I'm like sitting in front of the TV.
- Yeah.
- But when I'm sitting in front of the TV,
most of the time I just like to be entertained.
- Yeah, just show me I wanna watch fights.
- You gotta watch that one.
- I get really depressed.
- It's bad.
- Dude, I get anxiety sometimes in the middle of the night
when everyone's asleep.
I get anxiety thinking about the wars.
- Yeah, Otto Dix has some good ones.
- Artists.
- Otto Dix.
- He got fucked up from that war.
- And this is all his work?
- Yeah.
- Oh my God.
Everybody's all bullet holes and patched together.
Oh, wow.
So he was a soldier?
- Yeah, I think he's German.
- Oh my God, dude.
These are horrific.
Yeah, what did that guy see?
- Oh, you ever see...
Alright, this is a...
I don't know how good this is for podcasting,
but you gotta look at Goya.
- Oh.
- Look at Goya.
Look at his...
Have we ever talked about this on here?
- The gas masks are crazy.
- Gas masks are scary.
- Cause that's the first time they ever experienced gas attacks.
- Goya...
That was actually the...
Those are the Napoleonic Wars.
He was a Spanish guy.
- Oh, God.
Look at all those bodies.
- But then he got dark, dude.
He got into some scary stuff.
- Oh, geez.
Some Satan shit.
- Yeah.
Allegedly, his last paintings were...
- Whoa.
- So they're called the black paintings?
- Bro, can you imagine being alive the first time they start using gas?
- No.
That would be a bummer.
- Like they just got giant fans...
- Yeah.
- ...and they're spraying deadly gas towards you?
- Oh, God.
Look at his stuff, man.
- That's...
- Oh, shit.
- Oh, my God.
- That's not Goya.
- Yeah, it says it is.
- Is it?
- Francisco Goya.
- No, he did Saturn...
- "Birth of Saturn's Sun" painting.
- Oh.
- God, look at that.
That's horrifying.
He's eating a baby.
- He did "Saturn Devouring His Sun".
- Well, I think that's what's happening right there.
- That's not the real one.
- It's a different one?
- Yeah.
That's the one.
- Oh, God.
- Way worse.
- Oh, my God.
Jamie, go to that one, the bigger one, in the left-hand corner.
Right, left-hand corner of that.
Look, keep going.
- It's all...
- No, no, no.
Back.
- Hold on.
I wanna lose it.
- The one below it to the left.
That's it.
Go to that one right there.
Look at that.
That's so horrifying.
- Yeah.
Goya has some coins.
- Eating a baby.
- What the fuck, man?
And that's, like, a valuable painting.
Like, someone could have that in their home.
- Oh, that's...
This is a Goya.
It's worth five...
- No, that painting's...
- Billion dollars.
- Yeah.
- How much is that worth?
That Goya?
What did you say it's called?
The official name?
Like Death of...
- Saturn devouring his son.
- A lot of Satan.
Satanist money out there.
- A lot of time.
- I think that was in, uh...
- Press.
- What's that movie, uh...
About...
Greed is good?
What's that called?
- Wall Street?
- Wall Street?
- Oh, he had a Goya?
- Wall Street.
The easiest.
It's about Wall Street.
The original Wall Street.
Not Wolf Wall Street.
The original one, Greed is good.
- Wall Street, I think he had that in his office.
My favorite scene in that movie is Michael Douglas walking down the beach with
that brick phone like he was a pimp.
Those brick phones were the shit back then.
Oh my God, he's talking to someone.
- It says his most valuable work was sold for 7.5 and that one would be much
more valuable.
- Wow!
It's more valuable?
Why don't they sell it?
- Maybe they don't want to sell it.
- Imagine wanting that in your house.
- I have some Goya's.
- Do you?
- Yeah.
- For real?
- Yeah, I got the he-goat talking and the...
- Prince.
- Prince, Prince.
- Yeah.
I'm like, what are you doing?
- No, no.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I have 48 million dollars worth of art.
- Killian Keyes movie to buy art.
- Killian Keyes money.
- Oh my God, how creepy.
- I saw those.
There's a museum.
I forget.
It was Sofia Reina maybe in Madrid.
And I was at it.
And they have what's called his dark paintings or the black paintings.
I forget.
But apparently Goya lost his mind.
And all these paintings were from in his own house on the walls.
Like that was painted.
That wasn't on a canvas.
That was on his wall.
- Wow.
- That he did by himself.
He lost his mind.
He would paint at night with candles on his head.
- Oh my God.
- Like a chandelier of candles on his head.
- Oh my God.
- He painted satanic shit.
Now that's, I think they've said that this was a legend, but I'm not sure.
- Whoa.
- Yeah.
- I want to believe it.
- It's awesome.
- Yeah.
- You see those paintings.
You're like, holy.
It's like, it seems like a goat talking to witches.
You're like, holy shit.
- A guy eating a baby.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- Pretty cool.
- It's like something someone who would have a fucking candle, chandelier on
their head.
- Yeah.
- He was 72 when he moved into the house.
- Whoa.
- Some guy hacked off all of the murals from the wall and attached them to
canvas.
And they're now in that museum.
- Yeah.
- Wow.
- And he sawed them off the wall.
- He was, he saw.
- That'd be even more valuable.
- Yeah.
It's pretty awesome.
- A chunk of his wall too.
- Imagine walking into that house.
- Bro, what was going on in his mind?
- One of the greatest artists.
- Well, he saw the, he saw like war.
- Horrors.
- Yeah.
He saw fucked up war.
- The most close combat bullet type war you could get into.
Trench warfare.
- No, no, no.
- This is, this is Napoleonic Wars.
- Oh, that's right.
- This is old Spain where he saw like.
- Oh, so swords and shit, cannonballs.
- He saw like, and like atrocities.

Shane Gillis on WWI and the Paintings of Francisco Goya

- The Joe Rogan Experience.
- Hey, we're no different.
- Yeah.
- World War II, now we've been chillin' for a while.
- Yeah.
- And all of a sudden there's some--
- Well, how long do we chill for it?
- Up to Vietnam.
- We chill, that barely counts.
- What?
- Compared to World War II.
- Right, but completely unnecessary,
whereas World War II was necessary.
- Because of an unnecessary start.
- What was the unnecessary start of World War II?
- Hitler taking everything?
- Yeah, but a lot of it is based
on what happened in World War I.
- Yes, yes.
- So World War I--
- One and two are pretty, everything in history
is interlinked.
- Yeah, and there's not that much time
between them either.
So there's like a regrouping of Germany,
and we'll fuckin' show you.
- Yeah.
- What was World War I over?
- That's the ultimate dumbest fuckin' one ever.
- What is it over?
Archduke Franz Ferdinand got assassinated in Serbia.
- That's right.
- And then Serbia--
- And the guy, lucky, ran into him outside of a restaurant.
- Yeah, yeah.
- He tried to kill him, didn't.
Then his car was parked outside of a restaurant.
He's like, "Oh!"
- Yeah, there he is.
- There he is.
- And then their ally was-- Serbia's ally was Russia.
Austria's ally was Germany.
Germany was like, "We're gonna help Austria."
That's why they got blamed.
- Wow.
And then the whole world--
- And then the whole world, which they were all cousins.
- Why would they assassinate that dude?
- Because Austria and Serbia, I guess, had a pretty long history of fighting
each other.
And he was in Serbia-- Montenegro, was it?
And he-- it was kind of like flaunting it a little.
- Oh, right.
- It was kind of like, "You shouldn't be here."
Although--
- Like when Nancy Pelosi went to tie him, Juan?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Yeah.
- I was just like, "Yeah, I can handle it."
- What?
What?
What you gonna do, John?
- I could be wrong though.
I think it was like, uh, Franz Ferdinand was actually like, one of the guys in
Austria
that liked Serbia.
And he was one of the guys like, helping it.
He was like an advocate for it.
- Mmm.
- And then, uh, the black hand-- and I'm forgetting his fucking name.
He's very important.
The guy who shot him.
- Mmm.
- I don't remember his name either.
- It's embarrassing, I don't remember it.
And I hope it's Serbia, I just am talking.
- I think it is.
- Yeah, he was from the Kingdom of Serbia, this isn't the thing I was looking
at, didn't
have his name.
Uh, this doesn't either.
- So, what happens in Germany during World War I?
- So, World War I was over nothing.
They fought, everybody died.
Like, millions of people died.
- Everybody died, yeah.
- Over, and a lot of times it's just trench warfare where they, over the course
of four
or five years, they gained nothing, lost nothing.
- Ugh.
- So at the end of the war, like, when France and Germany and England had to
sign this treaty,
they were like, like the allies that won were like, oh, we gotta make, we gotta
gain something
out of this because otherwise our people are gonna kill us.
When we signed this treaty and neither of us, nothing changed, and that was all
for literally
for nothing.
So then they, they just blamed Germany for everything.
They were like, you guys, you owe France reparations.
- Gavrilla Princep.
- Got him.
- So good.
- He was 19 years old.
- Fucked up the whole world.
- Wow.
- Good job, Gavrilla.
- One teenager.
- Yeah.
- Imagine.
Imagine being a one person and so many things happen because of one thing that
you do.
- Yeah.
- A 19 year old.
- Yeah.
- Like, imagine being the CEO of Bud Light.
Imagine being that lady.
It's not the CEO, right?
What was she, like, marketing?
- No.
- Yeah, that was just the marketing.
- Head of marketing.
- Imagine being that lady.
- Stuck up in the middle of the night.
- Yeah, yeah.
- Oh, oh, shit.
- Yeah, I would, yeah.
- I don't know how comparable that is to Gavrilla Princep.
- In the business world.
- Business world, that was World War I.
- It's World War I.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
- They didn't know.
They didn't know the capabilities of the weapons.
- Right.
- Just like, yeah.
- Nobody had figured out gas yet.
- World War I was doing...
- Nobody had figured out Kid Rock shooting your product.
- They were doing...
- They were doing cavalry charges into machine guns.
- That other picture of me looked pretty handsome.
Go to that picture.
Imagine that guy shoots you.
You're like, "Shit!"
- Fucking guy.
- Great cheekbones.
- You ever see Young Stalin?
- He looks like Scott Eastwood.
- Young Stalin was a babe.
- Was he?
- Yeah.
- Criminal penalty.
20 years imprisonment.
- He died three years later.
- Yeah, he died.
- Wow.
And that motherfucker started it all off.
- Damn, he was alive, though, for three years
to witness what he did.
That's a tough way.
Yeah.
- I wonder if he connected them all.
Clearly, he had to.
- Yeah.
- Clearly.
- That started it.
- Yeah.
I bet there's a lot of bragging in the showers.
You know what I did, motherfucker?
- I killed everyone.
- I got everybody killed.
One of my favorite stories from World War I
that I've talked about too much
is that the Russians and the Germans
had a ceasefire to kill wolves.
- That's awesome.
- I didn't know about that.
- They were in Russia.
And so many of them were getting killed by wolves
that they decided to have a ceasefire.
- Hmm.
- They negotiated a ceasefire to kill wolves.
- That's terrifying.
- Imagine if you're at trench warfare
and you get shot and you're screaming
and you're in agony.
- And then a dog eats you.
- And there's 30 wolves tearing your friend apart
and there's nothing you could do.
You jump up, people shoot you.
- Yeah.
- And then the wolves just get into the trenches.
- World War I seems like the worst.
- Bro.
- Seems like one of those.
- Just look at what they were dressed like.
- Yeah.
- How did they survive the elements?
- I don't know.
- They had stupid shoes.
- They didn't.
- Their shoes were so stupid.
They had like shoes that you would wear
if you're like walking down the street.
- Yeah.
- And they're out in the woods.
- They're in the mud for months at a time.
- Yeah.
- Show us what they were dressed like.
Their boots were stupid.
Like everything was stupid.
There's no waterproofing.
There's no nothing.
There's no tactical gear.
You had nothing.
You had fucking cotton shirts on.
- That's what Hitler did to his boys.
The guys that went into Russia.
He was like, we're gonna be done by,
we don't even need to make winter uniforms
for these guys.
- Yeah.
- With leather-soled shoes.
They didn't even have like textured shoe soles.
- Yeah.
- Back then.
- Just guys having fun.
- Just a good time.
Trench warfare.
- It ain't nothing but a dude.
- These fucking guys, man.
Imagine.
Imagine that life.
That dude is taking a nap there.
Just living in hell.
- They got some cool art that came out of this
from these guys getting fucked up.
You ever see auto dicks?
- No.
- Get some auto dicks going, dude.
- Go back to that photo again, please.
That photo that you just had of those guys.
Wow.
- Are these dough boys?
- What are these?
- These American boys?
- These are Americans?
Look at their little fucking outfits.
Imagine being stuck over there going,
"What the fuck are we here for?"
- It's a gas mask around their neck, right?
- Yep.
Yep.
That's when they first started using gas.
Fuck, man.
- What a horrific time.
- Have you seen "All Quiet on the Western Front?"
- Yes.
- I love it.
- Oh, no, wait a minute.
I haven't.
No, that's the new one, right?
- Yes, you gotta watch that.
- No, no, I haven't.
- You gotta watch that.
It's so good.
- You told me about it multiple times.
- I love it.
- I get bummed out when I watch war movies.
- It's the most depressing one I've seen in a while.
- Yeah, fuck.
- It's so depressing.
- I always say I'm gonna do it
when I'm like sitting in front of the TV.
- Yeah.
- But when I'm sitting in front of the TV,
most of the time I just like to be entertained.
- Yeah, just show me I wanna watch fights.
- You gotta watch that one.
- I get really depressed.
- It's bad.
- Dude, I get anxiety sometimes in the middle of the night
when everyone's asleep.
I get anxiety thinking about the wars.
- Yeah, Otto Dix has some good ones.
- Artists.
- Otto Dix.
- He got fucked up from that war.
- And this is all his work?
- Yeah.
- Oh my God.
Everybody's all bullet holes and patched together.
Oh, wow.
So he was a soldier?
- Yeah, I think he's German.
- Oh my God, dude.
These are horrific.
Yeah, what did that guy see?
- Oh, you ever see...
Alright, this is a...
I don't know how good this is for podcasting,
but you gotta look at Goya.
- Oh.
- Look at Goya.
Look at his...
Have we ever talked about this on here?
- The gas masks are crazy.
- Gas masks are scary.
- Cause that's the first time they ever experienced gas attacks.
- Goya...
That was actually the...
Those are the Napoleonic Wars.
He was a Spanish guy.
- Oh, God.
Look at all those bodies.
- But then he got dark, dude.
He got into some scary stuff.
- Oh, geez.
Some Satan shit.
- Yeah.
Allegedly, his last paintings were...
- Whoa.
- So they're called the black paintings?
- Bro, can you imagine being alive the first time they start using gas?
- No.
That would be a bummer.
- Like they just got giant fans...
- Yeah.
- ...and they're spraying deadly gas towards you?
- Oh, God.
Look at his stuff, man.
- That's...
- Oh, shit.
- Oh, my God.
- That's not Goya.
- Yeah, it says it is.
- Is it?
- Francisco Goya.
- No, he did Saturn...
- "Birth of Saturn's Sun" painting.
- Oh.
- God, look at that.
That's horrifying.
He's eating a baby.
- He did "Saturn Devouring His Sun".
- Well, I think that's what's happening right there.
- That's not the real one.
- It's a different one?
- Yeah.
That's the one.
- Oh, God.
- Way worse.
- Oh, my God.
Jamie, go to that one, the bigger one, in the left-hand corner.
Right, left-hand corner of that.
Look, keep going.
- It's all...
- No, no, no.
Back.
- Hold on.
I wanna lose it.
- The one below it to the left.
That's it.
Go to that one right there.
Look at that.
That's so horrifying.
- Yeah.
Goya has some coins.
- Eating a baby.
- What the fuck, man?
And that's, like, a valuable painting.
Like, someone could have that in their home.
- Oh, that's...
This is a Goya.
It's worth five...
- No, that painting's...
- Billion dollars.
- Yeah.
- How much is that worth?
That Goya?
What did you say it's called?
The official name?
Like Death of...
- Saturn devouring his son.
- A lot of Satan.
Satanist money out there.
- A lot of time.
- I think that was in, uh...
- Press.
- What's that movie, uh...
About...
Greed is good?
What's that called?
- Wall Street?
- Wall Street?
- Oh, he had a Goya?
- Wall Street.
The easiest.
It's about Wall Street.
The original Wall Street.
Not Wolf Wall Street.
The original one, Greed is good.
- Wall Street, I think he had that in his office.
My favorite scene in that movie is Michael Douglas walking down the beach with
that brick phone like he was a pimp.
Those brick phones were the shit back then.
Oh my God, he's talking to someone.
- It says his most valuable work was sold for 7.5 and that one would be much
more valuable.
- Wow!
It's more valuable?
Why don't they sell it?
- Maybe they don't want to sell it.
- Imagine wanting that in your house.
- I have some Goya's.
- Do you?
- Yeah.
- For real?
- Yeah, I got the he-goat talking and the...
- Prince.
- Prince, Prince.
- Yeah.
I'm like, what are you doing?
- No, no.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I have 48 million dollars worth of art.
- Killian Keyes movie to buy art.
- Killian Keyes money.
- Oh my God, how creepy.
- I saw those.
There's a museum.
I forget.
It was Sofia Reina maybe in Madrid.
And I was at it.
And they have what's called his dark paintings or the black paintings.
I forget.
But apparently Goya lost his mind.
And all these paintings were from in his own house on the walls.
Like that was painted.
That wasn't on a canvas.
That was on his wall.
- Wow.
- That he did by himself.
He lost his mind.
He would paint at night wi