J'ai l'impression que c'était hier que je cassais la vitrine du concessionnaire pour voler la banshee et évidemment une fois que tu la conduisais t'en croisait 56000 dans les rues
Comme pour la cheetah que l'on pouvait trouver sur le parking de l'aéroport ou l'infernus au casino
Become someone who wastes nothing. A bad job gives you skills. A difficult person teaches you boundaries. A failed idea gives you better judgement. A random conversation gives you a new perspective. A painful year can completely change what you value. You don't need everything that happens to you to be good. The bad often teaches you to appreciate the good. Be
grateful for what goes right, learn from what goes wrong, and remember that one day the
experiences you struggled through will become the wisdom you live by.
there was something about life before smartphones that feels almost fictional now. you literally just left the house and figured shit out as you went. people were actually present. you had conversations without checking your phone every two minutes. you experienced things without immediately thinking about taking a picture or posting it. you were just … there. actually living in the moment. i miss that so much
I think people expect Druski’s skits to just be aimlessly funny, some of these skits aren’t meant to be “funny” but to make you think. Druski uses comedy to shed light on some real issues and if you feel like he “missed” when it gets dark, then sit with it and wonder why.
I’m Benjamin Ibanda. I draw on cars.
One continuous line, freehand, no sketch and no stencil, straight onto the paint. The style is called Afro-Doodle. I built it and it’s mine.
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