nap enthusiast

he/him 💙 hazy’s manager

[nap enthusiast @gnash]

some of you are about to be very sad

[nap enthusiast @gnash]

something so peaceful about the shower running & doing something else for a little bit.

[Joe Merrick @JoeMerrick]

How your email is finding me today

[Travis Helwig @travishelwig]

NITHYA IS SEIZING THE ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE AND FORCING THEM TO BRING BACK PAPER ORDERING!!!

[Eden Dranger @Eden_Eats]

It’s called Staples Center now.

[Alex Cole @acnewsitics]

Trump: Vote like I'm on the ballot.

America: Okay.

[nap enthusiast @gnash]

love > fear

[nap enthusiast @gnash]

fear ruins everything

[nap enthusiast @gnash]

this is like watch the throne all over again

[FactPost @factpostnews]

Obama daps up Abdul El-Sayed as he greets a fired-up crowd in Detroit

[nap enthusiast @gnash]

rare superpower: knowing who farted

[nap enthusiast @gnash]

first time i’ve ever been jealous of people who live in michigan is to vote for abdul

[Ichigo Niggasake @SomaKazima2]

TALK YO SHIT 😭😭😭

[slam 👁️⃤ @slamwontmiss]

Kate Berlant says getting off her phone made her feel intimate with her own life again.

“I was doing days with no phone, and suddenly it’s 1904 and I’m a novelist.”

She says going without scrolling brought back forgotten memories.

“When you go off your phone, you start having childhood memories. I’m driving, and suddenly I’m back in the kitchen, I’m 10 years old, and my father comes in. It’s unbelievable. My brain is like, ‘Thank you.’ It’s opening up and flooding me with images.”

She says constant scrolling makes you lose touch with yourself.

“You just start to think again. You become more intimate with your life. We can talk about the horror machine of this, but on a personal, psychological level, you’ve lost all intimacy with yourself. That’s the crisis.”

“Once you get a little bit of that intimacy back, you’re like, ‘Alright, now this is really medicinal.’”

[nap enthusiast @gnash]

remember during covid when everyone was hot because all we could connect with was their eyes

[CONSEQUENCE @consequence]

Hayley Williams: "If I could tell you anything: go to smaller shows than this, go to little shows at independent venues. Find your people, find your favorite music, and support that. We are all that we fucking have."

🎥: trufishgirly

[nap enthusiast @gnash]

always grateful when u all come to my shows solo 🙏 very brave & i encourage u to make friends there! u already have one thing in common... & once you do, you'll never really be alone again :): 💜 we gotchu

[Rolling Stone @RollingStone]

Actually, Going to Concerts Alone Is a Top-Tier Human Experience

Despite what the gossip Instagram pages might think, attending a show alone is anything but sad.

Commentary: https://t.co/5uNjN1VUpw

[nap enthusiast @gnash]

meet me here

[Complex @Complex]

NASA found a nebula shaped like a heart 📷

📷:NASA

[nap enthusiast @gnash]

blink is our bruce springsteen

[FOX Sports: MLB @MLBONFOX]

🎸 @blink182's @tomdelonge in attendance tonight as Petco Park sings "All The Small Things" during Game 3 🎶

[nap enthusiast @gnash]

goat behavior

[Pigeons & Planes @PigsAndPlans]

During Turnstile’s show at The Criterion in Oklahoma City on October 5, Brendan Yates paused mid-performance after he saw a security guard attempting to hit a fan who tried to cross the barrier.

Yates immediately kicked out that security guard from the venue and thanked the other members of security who were “doing a great job.”

“There’s no need for anyone to be swinging on anyone just coming over the barrier. That security guard cannot be here…and the rest, thank you for adjusting and keeping this peaceful,” Yates told the crowd before resuming the show.