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Japanese Breakfast Performs at T MagazineFor the series Live From the 10th Floor, T Magazine enlists artists to play songs, read monologues or showcase snippets of a larger work at the magazine’s Midtown headquarters. Here, Michelle Zauner and Peter Bradley of the band Japanese Breakfast perform their single “My Baby (Got Nothing at All)” from the film “Materialists.”

My baby My baby, he don’t have nothing My baby My baby he don’t have nothing to give But he gives it to me Yeah, he gives it to me Quit dreaming Quit dreaming amount to something You’re scheming Believing in old love that got away That there’s still a way Find you someone who makes a living Sweet, sweet nothings aren’t worth investing Sweet, sweet nothings just nothing after, oh But cold cash comforts are overrated When your lover’s got funds depleted Only company baby’s got is mine And that’s sure something My baby My baby, he keeps me blushing Keep waiting Debating a better someone could come my way I wait and wait Find you someone who makes some figures Preferably one that’s got lots of zeroes The only figure my baby’s got is mine But corporate callings are for the basics Settling safely is for the faithless The only baby this baby wants is mine You’re in love And there’s no doubt about it And there’s no use in missing out You’re in love And there’s no way around it My baby My baby My baby My baby, he’s got nothing at all

For the series Live From the 10th Floor, T Magazine enlists artists to play songs, read monologues or showcase snippets of a larger work at the magazine’s Midtown headquarters. Here, Michelle Zauner and Peter Bradley of the band Japanese Breakfast perform their single “My Baby (Got Nothing at All)” from the film “Materialists.”

By Yoonha Park

November 7, 2025