Depends on what creativity means to you.
For me the most creative would be the one who has been able to constantly reinvent his sound, blend genres, make music in multiple genres and execute it perfectly.
For some others, they'll choose the guy who builds entire albums around narratives, characters, and themes and is able to turn his albums into experiences.
And others would choose the guy who has the ability to turn everyday concepts into something more complex and finds fresh ways to communicate everyday struggles, ambitions and emotions that resonate deeply with the listeners.
There was a report I used to send to China every single day. It would take me a solid 2–3 hours of focused work, no shortcuts, just pure effort.
Then one day, while I was in the shower, an idea hit me. I didn’t even wait, I rushed out, grabbed my laptop, and tried it immediately. From that moment on, what used to take hours started taking less than 30 minutes.
That experience stayed with me. Yes, we all need grace in what we do. But sometimes, it’s not about grinding endlessly or working hard all the time…it’s about stepping back, thinking differently, and working smart.
Now turn the ladder upside down. Move smart.
Meanwhile a group of black people in West Africa whom he sees as merely “monkeys” think the racist p3dophile cares about them just because they go to church on Sundays.
Another interesting thing I just considered, Kenjaku was in Kaori's body up until 2017, yuji could have randomly seen his mom in the street and have no idea
Is it possible Jin might have killed himself shortly after Kenjaku left (Assuming Kenjaku stayed only a couple months after Yuji’s birth) due to the guilt of realising he had a child with someone who wasn’t his wife/not being able to cope with Kaori being gone again?