I wrote it down now. The blank gaps are the parts I didn’t get.

GEORGE: Wait, wait, wait! Hold on. Ian, what's going on? IAN: Yes? Mckellen. GEORGE: I am trying to shoot a video for my song. IAN: I'm just trying to sing your song. It's a fantastic song. GEORGE: Thank you very much, but... IAN: I think I sing it ___________________________ GEORGE: ____________________. I keep trying to do my thing and you're just there. Look! So, there's someone bringing ____________________________. You got a drink. I don't even get that. IAN: Oh, I'm sorry... I'm so excited to be here... taratatarata... GEORGE: I understand that but it's the frustration. IAN: Juno... Jeff... George... I love all your music. From Bucarest ________________________________ GEORGE: Budapest. IAN: Budapest... If I can just be here, you know _______________________ GEORGE: As long, as long I have space to breathe and do my thing. IAN: ____ of course. GEORGE: Thank you very much. IAN: Ready? GEORGE: I am ready. IAN: So...

Suggestion, Leonardo: Why don't you listen and note down as much as you can of the dialogue? Write down what you think you hear, or leave gaps if you're really not sure of a word or phrase. Then we can correct or fill in the gaps. This will be a much better learning experience for you then simply having us write the dialogue down for you.