Hey, soon as I started digging into this one, I realised how much there was to cover here. If you feel this topic resonates with you and would like to see more work around it, let me know in the comments, or just drop a like on this comment to let me know. Peace, and thanks for watching as always and being a part of it.
I hate being centre of attention which goes terribly against my ambition to be a DJ and frontman of the band at the same time. Do more videos like this. I’m just terrified of people, I just wanna make art😭
What I hate about the word “shy” is that it’s often a label given to someone, not something they choose. It’s the person choosing to speak for me because they can’t wait for me to speak for myself or they find my self-expression inadequate. I teeter between being louder and more outgoing, and remaining quiet, almost defiantly so, just to make a point that the ways I DO express myself are enough.
i think of introversion as comfortability. and i think when i switch to a more extroverted side of myself im ‘uncomfortable’ in a way. But i think being uncomfortable breeds progress, and allows new experiences to garner, all which make you an even greater creative. And eventually, there will be no ‘introverts’ or ‘extroverts’, it will just be you. flowing through space and time 🌌 one creation at a time.
As an introvert, it’s hard for me to want to be in the spotlight and share my talents with everyone if it’s through live performances or social media. I feel like I have to work twice as hard as some of my peers in order to feel equally as comfortable. I know I’m talented, it’s just hard to show it sometimes and it’s scary because I would hate for those talents to go to waste due to my own anxiety.
And that’s ok. Take it day by day try to write down specific goals that you want to accomplish with your talents and then take action even if you’re a little scared. It’s ok to be scared a little but don’t let it dictate your whole and regretting what could have been.
It’s crazy you feel that way because I went through that too. Long story short I started taking picture in highschool from sophomore-senior year. I fell in love with the art and even won a small scholarship reward contest. At the time I was taking pictures for my own validation not others. When I graduated highschool back in 2015, I lost my connection with the camera. Also during that period DSLR cameras were selling like crazy, so many “photographers” were popularizing the hustle of content creation. Anyways in that same period I felt like I was shooting to please others and fit a certain audience. I completely forgot about photography and rarely shot again. It slowly faded and never once turned on the camera again. Quick update to now, I feel like that passion wants to come back. I fixed my mindset with jiujitsu and I can say I am reborn again (as weird as that sounds).
I feel like western culture especially values extroversion over introversion: growing up I was labelled as "shy" or a "loner" in a perjorative way and was conditioned to dislike myself because of this, with a goal of this being as something to "overcome". It's taken a lot of self-work to get to a point where I see the value of my introversion, and I think I am more of an outgoing introvert now - more capable of holding a conversation with others and being assertive of my wants, needs and values, but also giving my inner introvert the space it needs to recharge the energy that makes me who I am.
Western culture... try living in Africa as an introvert. I think the key, like you said, is to be confident in your personality. Know who you are and embrace it without insecurity. Easier said than done, but when you get there, it's euphoria. The stares and comments are easily ignorable noise.
Love what Anthony and Little Simz are saying. As an introvert, I was pleasantly surprised to discover how much I love teaching. It's my version of going on stage and I find it incredibly easy. I don't like when others quickly assume introverts don't like people. For me, its more about the place where I feel most authentic
introversion is for me being very careful and thoughtful about what I choose to express. I have lot of tension between myself and the outside world. expressing yourself from within and with lots of pushback tension bumps windchill ect
i’m an introvert and i’ve noticed i flourish in different environments but some i absolutely BOMB. but i keep pushing because i dream of being confident! we can do it :)
Love this, I’ve also always had a hard time expressing to people that going onstage is the easiest thing for me, and yet going into a crowded room of friends can actually be terrifying. Recently, I’ve been experiencing what life is like without social anxiety, and this has given my career in the London music scene a chance to flourish. However I don’t regret those years of introspection and solitude, because it was these years of struggle that allowed me to really discover myself as an artist, to ask myself deep questions about life and creativity that many others might be confounded by, and ultimately to develop a deep internal resonance and self awareness. It’s great to see that some of my favourite artists have felt the same. I thank you for this one is really hit home in a deep way.
Your story is an inspiration! I'm currently in that phase of introspection and solitude, even more so after quitting alcohol. Can I ask what helped you to experience life without social anxiety? I also don't have as much trouble playing music for a group of people, but everyday social interactions are tough and unpredictable. Even simply going outside is a challenge some days 😅
yessss I watch that Elliott video frequently.. whew.. so true what you said! recommend anyone to watch the whole thing to see how the expression and mood of the room shifts after he starts playing.
I can relate to everyone about how "shyness" was always attached to introverted individuals. It takes on a sort of negative connotation which makes us feel like something is wrong with but growing up, I can say I've learned to appreciate and understand how introverted I am. Being introverted just means being very comfortable and at peace with yourself and your space allowing you to become more intimate with the things that you love and are passionate about which I think is something very sacred and worth protecting. There's this weird thing where people equate introverts to being anti-social and I don't think that's the case. I enjoy the company of others and love being social. I just value my alone time a lot, that's all.
Definitely would love to see more on this topic! I can absolutely relate. I love my own company. And that’s not necessarily because I don’t like people. But I think it can be very recharging and helpful to spend time alone, especially in order to get into a creative headspace.
I will do another one of these - thanks for letting me know you resonate with it. Me too to be honest - being around friends always makes me feel grounded, but I def need pleeenty of my own space.
My inner world is so rich and animated, being alone has always felt like heaven to me lol. That's not something I would want to change to make others comfortable. Ppl also mention that they feel cozy and at peace in my energy because I just allow them to 'be'. They don't need to put on a show or performance for validation ❤ Introverts are needed to balance things out.
I spend so much time thinking or doing for others that i forget that i deservse time too. So i try to balance whenever i can without being too isolated.
I can relate so much to this video, it's crazy cause I feel I lack empathy in a lot of social gatherings, I don't particularly enjoy making acquaintances or talking to most people in general, it's not even being egocentric, I just don't feel like their hardships or personal lives are something I am concerned, this deeply disturbed some people but I feel blessed that most of them don't even notice when I got my mask on I can be talkative in intimate relationship with friends and family, and although I've been quiet and reserved I never felt myself as a shy person, even speaking in public, I feel confident in most situations, I am sharing my observations of my own personality just to make a point that the highest level of empathy I feel is to these kind, the introvert artist in general.. Elliott and Summer Walker speaking tons through their facial expressions, I can feel they are being very brave to get through the interviews because they know is good to present their art to as many people as possible, but they like to keep to themselves at the core of their personalities, it's a joy in our own worlds, and painful yet beautiful to watch it and resonate so much with all these artists, huge thanks for curating and editing this so carefully and peace to all of you that share the same perspectives.
I found it strang how i often felt i lacked empathy and human connection with people, gatherings, even with close friends at points. But i feel like my photography reflects all my emtions i didnt know i had. It makes me feel like this path makes me selfish and over bearing in a way.
I have been someone who didn't know how to express myself because I'm an introvert and i wouldn't accept that i was i would consider myself an extrovert but things even got worse so i stopped lying to myself and i accept that i am an introvert now and now i can express my thoughts be in my own space when i want to.
I love being an introvert. I thrive in being true to myself because I know that’s me. I’m the person who in high school I preferred to read and listen to music vs get into trouble and gossip. I loved art and had moments where my art was seen and appreciated by others who never knew I had the slightest interest in it. I loved my space and being alone so that I can think and get lost in my thoughts. I think that as I became an adult tho, I lost my courage to showcase the creativity that breeds within me out of fear of what others would think. I’m slowly working my way out of that, but I’ve come to learn that this is common trait of introverts at some point in their life, the fear of being seen. But in all actuality we need to be seen because we’re beautiful people. So I’m thankful to be an introvert, but I can acknowledge that it does come with some cons that can be worked through tho.
I've listened to all of these artists bar SW at some point, Sampha being the one that resonates the most. And i think the idea of a quiet kind of sensitivity being powerful is really helpful for me. Other artists that i feel bonded to in this way are Fiona Apple, Mitski and Janet Jackson, such gentle forces that still have a lot to say, and don't allow themselves to be swayed into pleasing.
It feels like being in a box that I can’t get out of … I want to leave it but at the same time it don’t seem like there’s anything better on the outside of the box but I still want to leave 😂😂😂😂😂
video really hits home as always mate 👏 i find introversion to be both the main source of inspiration and also the main road block most of the time. is a tricky one but it’s the nature of the beast i guess
I really appreciated this video, thank you for making this video. For me being introverted means someone who enjoys their own company and feels complete and whole on their own. Although, that might not always be the case but being alone for extended periods of time, you grow into that. When it’s just you and no one else, there is time to figure out who you truly are and shed parts of yourself that were never yours. When Little Simz said she finds power in that space maybe this is what she meant. I’m glad she and the other artists you mentioned in the video aren’t trying to change that part of themselves. I even liked when you stated that this trait isn’t fixed to who people are. I feel like human nature is more fluid than people think, and I really wished we embraced that more in society. From an astrological standpoint, it’s been said that most creatives are have Pisces placements, which is ruled by the planet. Neptune. Neptune rules isolation, spirituality, healing, inner realms, creativity, etc. So it makes sense that some of these creatives are introverted.
I know Video 2 is coming and likely complete, but this resonated with me a lot. A conflict exists between an artists integrity and creative core, against the "required success" projected in the business world. (That can contradict the purpose of creating). Independent artists in particular almost needing to become an entrepreneur to branch out and expose themselves to opportunities. This can consist of hard and soft business skills that by nature don't 'gel' with any creative artist or more specifically introverted personalities. It was a turning point and honestly a little disheartening for a moment. Thinking I was limited by not having these extroverted qualities that could clearly benefit me. But, it was made clear to me that some of the most adored artists also find themselves in the same position, naturally introverted and may struggle to pitch their art 'aggressively'. Yap over... Thank you for sharing the insight and having great discussion points!! A very valued community contributor and creative! Love from Australia 🦘🦘
Yeah, humans are profoundly mutable, it is a delight to find companions one can let creative messes exist around. I don't actually know where to start on the various ways simply beimg percieved as "shy" when one is not, simply not loud like some of the friends. Rejectiing others perception is a whole process to learn. Improves life, though. Ya don't have to internalize it just cuz others wsnt it ro be true. etc.
It's the new years, or soon to be. So, here's my voice. This is ugly, but I come to terms with hating most people everyday. Then, I love everyone equally, as if I'm here to give them everything I've got. Now, I've come to be centered consistently at a middle-ground. A sort of acknowledgment of stories and the people that're tied to them. Sometimes, I believe that I'm on a completely different tempo or frequency than most people. Like I'm here to observe something particular. I have many friends and I'm extremely sociable, but it's just another piece of my art. I think there're many judgmental people in this world, the type that'll talk to you depending on how you look on any given day. Sure, there are reasons for this, but to see the idea in the light I've just illuminated begs the alternative. Needless to say, in social situations I'm a performer, maybe even a dancer. Anyway... Introversion is a dance. Being an artist as well.
I've always felt shit on my own. I perform much better when something inspires me, for example when I was in college I had an extroverted friend. This friend and I literally knew everyone in our dorm within a month because I'd tag along when he'd go knock on every single door and introduce himself/hangout. Naturally I don't have the energy to do that kind of thing but with a buddy or a real reason I can do anything. I just can't. Seem. To. Find . A . way. to . prime . my . engine. and it's killing me I barely play video games nowadays because my friends don't play but I'm closer than every before to posting content and breaking out of this funk
Nah. You can definitely be happy and extroverted and be an artist. It's crazy to write off a whole group of artist because of that mindset. Creativity doesn't care about your social battery
@@staciiiagree. as someone who’s more of an introvert myself, it’s crazy to dismiss other ppl who make any kind of art just cz they happen to be more social
Hey, soon as I started digging into this one, I realised how much there was to cover here. If you feel this topic resonates with you and would like to see more work around it, let me know in the comments, or just drop a like on this comment to let me know. Peace, and thanks for watching as always and being a part of it.
Thank you 🙏🏿🫂
Yessss please!
I’ve been waiting for a video like this for a long time, anything more is very welcome
I hate being centre of attention which goes terribly against my ambition to be a DJ and frontman of the band at the same time. Do more videos like this. I’m just terrified of people, I just wanna make art😭
@@sovka8394 made up my mind and it became easier
Felt like an hypocrite at first but now feels like me
What I hate about the word “shy” is that it’s often a label given to someone, not something they choose. It’s the person choosing to speak for me because they can’t wait for me to speak for myself or they find my self-expression inadequate. I teeter between being louder and more outgoing, and remaining quiet, almost defiantly so, just to make a point that the ways I DO express myself are enough.
Beautifully said. You are very wise.
i think of introversion as comfortability. and i think when i switch to a more extroverted side of myself im ‘uncomfortable’ in a way. But i think being uncomfortable breeds progress, and allows new experiences to garner, all which make you an even greater creative. And eventually, there will be no ‘introverts’ or ‘extroverts’, it will just be you. flowing through space and time 🌌 one creation at a time.
The balance in the chaos
Let’s not use introversion as an excuse to not pursue our goals 🫶
You a mentor?
@@like7Y50NWdym?
I was asking if you're some kind of teacher/tutor/mentor.
Being an introvert makes me more creative. I get a chance to be alone and it comes to the forefront. It makes my creativity blossom.
As an introvert, it’s hard for me to want to be in the spotlight and share my talents with everyone if it’s through live performances or social media. I feel like I have to work twice as hard as some of my peers in order to feel equally as comfortable. I know I’m talented, it’s just hard to show it sometimes and it’s scary because I would hate for those talents to go to waste due to my own anxiety.
same boat my boy lol ts sucks
And that’s ok. Take it day by day try to write down specific goals that you want to accomplish with your talents and then take action even if you’re a little scared. It’s ok to be scared a little but don’t let it dictate your whole and regretting what could have been.
It’s crazy you feel that way because I went through that too. Long story short I started taking picture in highschool from sophomore-senior year. I fell in love with the art and even won a small scholarship reward contest. At the time I was taking pictures for my own validation not others. When I graduated highschool back in 2015, I lost my connection with the camera. Also during that period DSLR cameras were selling like crazy, so many “photographers” were popularizing the hustle of content creation. Anyways in that same period I felt like I was shooting to please others and fit a certain audience. I completely forgot about photography and rarely shot again. It slowly faded and never once turned on the camera again.
Quick update to now, I feel like that passion wants to come back. I fixed my mindset with jiujitsu and I can say I am reborn again (as weird as that sounds).
I feel like western culture especially values extroversion over introversion: growing up I was labelled as "shy" or a "loner" in a perjorative way and was conditioned to dislike myself because of this, with a goal of this being as something to "overcome". It's taken a lot of self-work to get to a point where I see the value of my introversion, and I think I am more of an outgoing introvert now - more capable of holding a conversation with others and being assertive of my wants, needs and values, but also giving my inner introvert the space it needs to recharge the energy that makes me who I am.
Western culture... try living in Africa as an introvert. I think the key, like you said, is to be confident in your personality. Know who you are and embrace it without insecurity. Easier said than done, but when you get there, it's euphoria. The stares and comments are easily ignorable noise.
Exactly ❤
Love what Anthony and Little Simz are saying. As an introvert, I was pleasantly surprised to discover how much I love teaching. It's my version of going on stage and I find it incredibly easy. I don't like when others quickly assume introverts don't like people. For me, its more about the place where I feel most authentic
introversion is for me being very careful and thoughtful about what I choose to express. I have lot of tension between myself and the outside world. expressing yourself from within and with lots of pushback tension bumps windchill ect
i’m an introvert and i’ve noticed i flourish in different environments but some i absolutely BOMB. but i keep pushing because i dream of being confident! we can do it :)
Love this, I’ve also always had a hard time expressing to people that going onstage is the easiest thing for me, and yet going into a crowded room of friends can actually be terrifying. Recently, I’ve been experiencing what life is like without social anxiety, and this has given my career in the London music scene a chance to flourish. However I don’t regret those years of introspection and solitude, because it was these years of struggle that allowed me to really discover myself as an artist, to ask myself deep questions about life and creativity that many others might be confounded by, and ultimately to develop a deep internal resonance and self awareness. It’s great to see that some of my favourite artists have felt the same. I thank you for this one is really hit home in a deep way.
Now imagine that going on stage is as terrifying as approaching a group of friends. Consider yourself lucky, I wish I had this type of introversion.
Your story is an inspiration! I'm currently in that phase of introspection and solitude, even more so after quitting alcohol. Can I ask what helped you to experience life without social anxiety? I also don't have as much trouble playing music for a group of people, but everyday social interactions are tough and unpredictable. Even simply going outside is a challenge some days 😅
yessss I watch that Elliott video frequently.. whew.. so true what you said!
recommend anyone to watch the whole thing to see how the expression and mood of the room shifts after he starts playing.
That video crazy - so uncomfortable the position they put him in.
one of the most powerful recorded performance ive ever seen, you can almost cut the atmosphere with a knife. What a beautiful soul Elliott was.
I can relate to everyone about how "shyness" was always attached to introverted individuals. It takes on a sort of negative connotation which makes us feel like something is wrong with but growing up, I can say I've learned to appreciate and understand how introverted I am. Being introverted just means being very comfortable and at peace with yourself and your space allowing you to become more intimate with the things that you love and are passionate about which I think is something very sacred and worth protecting.
There's this weird thing where people equate introverts to being anti-social and I don't think that's the case. I enjoy the company of others and love being social. I just value my alone time a lot, that's all.
Definitely would love to see more on this topic! I can absolutely relate. I love my own company. And that’s not necessarily because I don’t like people. But I think it can be very recharging and helpful to spend time alone, especially in order to get into a creative headspace.
I will do another one of these - thanks for letting me know you resonate with it. Me too to be honest - being around friends always makes me feel grounded, but I def need pleeenty of my own space.
My inner world is so rich and animated, being alone has always felt like heaven to me lol. That's not something I would want to change to make others comfortable. Ppl also mention that they feel cozy and at peace in my energy because I just allow them to 'be'. They don't need to put on a show or performance for validation ❤ Introverts are needed to balance things out.
I spend so much time thinking or doing for others that i forget that i deservse time too. So i try to balance whenever i can without being too isolated.
I can relate so much to this video, it's crazy cause I feel I lack empathy in a lot of social gatherings, I don't particularly enjoy making acquaintances or talking to most people in general, it's not even being egocentric, I just don't feel like their hardships or personal lives are something I am concerned, this deeply disturbed some people but I feel blessed that most of them don't even notice when I got my mask on I can be talkative in intimate relationship with friends and family, and although I've been quiet and reserved I never felt myself as a shy person, even speaking in public, I feel confident in most situations, I am sharing my observations of my own personality just to make a point that the highest level of empathy I feel is to these kind, the introvert artist in general..
Elliott and Summer Walker speaking tons through their facial expressions, I can feel they are being very brave to get through the interviews because they know is good to present their art to as many people as possible, but they like to keep to themselves at the core of their personalities, it's a joy in our own worlds, and painful yet beautiful to watch it and resonate so much with all these artists, huge thanks for curating and editing this so carefully and peace to all of you that share the same perspectives.
I found it strang how i often felt i lacked empathy and human connection with people, gatherings, even with close friends at points. But i feel like my photography reflects all my emtions i didnt know i had. It makes me feel like this path makes me selfish and over bearing in a way.
I have been someone who didn't know how to express myself because I'm an introvert and i wouldn't accept that i was i would consider myself an extrovert but things even got worse so i stopped lying to myself and i accept that i am an introvert now and now i can express my thoughts be in my own space when i want to.
I love being an introvert. I thrive in being true to myself because I know that’s me. I’m the person who in high school I preferred to read and listen to music vs get into trouble and gossip. I loved art and had moments where my art was seen and appreciated by others who never knew I had the slightest interest in it. I loved my space and being alone so that I can think and get lost in my thoughts. I think that as I became an adult tho, I lost my courage to showcase the creativity that breeds within me out of fear of what others would think. I’m slowly working my way out of that, but I’ve come to learn that this is common trait of introverts at some point in their life, the fear of being seen. But in all actuality we need to be seen because we’re beautiful people. So I’m thankful to be an introvert, but I can acknowledge that it does come with some cons that can be worked through tho.
love your channel fam🤝🏾 thanks for all the gems
I’ve never been timid just very introspective. Sometimes people get intimidated by it but it’s their own internal struggle
I've listened to all of these artists bar SW at some point, Sampha being the one that resonates the most. And i think the idea of a quiet kind of sensitivity being powerful is really helpful for me. Other artists that i feel bonded to in this way are Fiona Apple, Mitski and Janet Jackson, such gentle forces that still have a lot to say, and don't allow themselves to be swayed into pleasing.
It feels like being in a box that I can’t get out of … I want to leave it but at the same time it don’t seem like there’s anything better on the outside of the box but I still want to leave 😂😂😂😂😂
Subtracting my time on social media has been super helpful towards accepting myself ❤️
video really hits home as always mate 👏 i find introversion to be both the main source of inspiration and also the main road block most of the time. is a tricky one but it’s the nature of the beast i guess
Love this topic and your choices of excerpts.. Thanks for the video!
Glad the choice of artists hit for you. Thanks for taking the time to let me know you dug the piece.
Really appreciate your brain, and am so happy to see the much deserved growth of your channel. Much love bro
Love to see you talk about elliott smith. He's a hero of mine.
I really appreciated this video, thank you for making this video.
For me being introverted means someone who enjoys their own company and feels complete and whole on their own. Although, that might not always be the case but being alone for extended periods of time, you grow into that. When it’s just you and no one else, there is time to figure out who you truly are and shed parts of yourself that were never yours. When Little Simz said she finds power in that space maybe this is what she meant. I’m glad she and the other artists you mentioned in the video aren’t trying to change that part of themselves. I even liked when you stated that this trait isn’t fixed to who people are. I feel like human nature is more fluid than people think, and I really wished we embraced that more in society.
From an astrological standpoint, it’s been said that most creatives are have Pisces placements, which is ruled by the planet. Neptune. Neptune rules isolation, spirituality, healing, inner realms, creativity, etc. So it makes sense that some of these creatives are introverted.
Very cool, thank you for sharing
I know Video 2 is coming and likely complete, but this resonated with me a lot.
A conflict exists between an artists integrity and creative core, against the "required success" projected in the business world. (That can contradict the purpose of creating).
Independent artists in particular almost needing to become an entrepreneur to branch out and expose themselves to opportunities.
This can consist of hard and soft business skills that by nature don't 'gel' with any creative artist or more specifically introverted personalities.
It was a turning point and honestly a little disheartening for a moment.
Thinking I was limited by not having these extroverted qualities that could clearly benefit me.
But, it was made clear to me that some of the most adored artists also find themselves in the same position, naturally introverted and may struggle to pitch their art 'aggressively'.
Yap over... Thank you for sharing the insight and having great discussion points!!
A very valued community contributor and creative! Love from Australia 🦘🦘
these videos are all so good
I just made a sandwich, and I saw HE DROPPED. I'm so excited to watch this!!!
Ah it's super cool to hear you dig my work like that - power to you 480purgatory
As the years go by, I've become more and more insular. Seems correlated with the amount of time I dedicate to my creative pursuits.
This interview is like an early Christmas present
i think that just like many things its a double edged sword, its helped me in a lot of ways
This hits too close to home 😭
thank you, this helps
Elliott Smith was a one of a kind soul
i swear your youtube recommended is the same as mine. Almost all the interviews and pieces of creative work you feature ive watched and enjoyed before
Yeah, humans are profoundly mutable, it is a delight to find companions one can let creative messes exist around. I don't actually know where to start on the various ways simply beimg percieved as "shy" when one is not, simply not loud like some of the friends. Rejectiing others perception is a whole process to learn. Improves life, though. Ya don't have to internalize it just cuz others wsnt it ro be true. etc.
It's the new years, or soon to be. So, here's my voice.
This is ugly, but I come to terms with hating most people everyday.
Then, I love everyone equally, as if I'm here to give them everything I've got.
Now, I've come to be centered consistently at a middle-ground. A sort of acknowledgment of stories and the people that're tied to them.
Sometimes, I believe that I'm on a completely different tempo or frequency than most people. Like I'm here to observe something particular.
I have many friends and I'm extremely sociable, but it's just another piece of my art.
I think there're many judgmental people in this world, the type that'll talk to you depending on how you look on any given day. Sure, there are reasons for this, but to see the idea in the light I've just illuminated begs the alternative.
Needless to say, in social situations I'm a performer, maybe even a dancer.
Anyway... Introversion is a dance.
Being an artist as well.
First! Stay Creative Folks!
Music at start?
I love little simz :))
You should check out some of Jay Reatard's interviews
Can I please have the song that plays after each and every interview 🙏🏽
Introversion and extroversion are neither good nor bad. It’s just a matter of temperament.
Does anyone know why summer rescted and the host apologized when she was compared to kendrick
I've always felt shit on my own. I perform much better when something inspires me, for example when I was in college I had an extroverted friend. This friend and I literally knew everyone in our dorm within a month because I'd tag along when he'd go knock on every single door and introduce himself/hangout. Naturally I don't have the energy to do that kind of thing but with a buddy or a real reason I can do anything. I just can't. Seem. To. Find . A . way. to . prime . my . engine. and it's killing me
I barely play video games nowadays because my friends don't play but I'm closer than every before to posting content and breaking out of this funk
Why did Summer turn her head when the interviewer mentioned Kendrick?
because the interview is not about Kendrick
andre 3000
Everyone in the comment should go outside
Sad and introverted people are artists, only them
Nah. You can definitely be happy and extroverted and be an artist. It's crazy to write off a whole group of artist because of that mindset. Creativity doesn't care about your social battery
@@staciiiagree. as someone who’s more of an introvert myself, it’s crazy to dismiss other ppl who make any kind of art just cz they happen to be more social