A Photographer/Videographer whos passion is to capture an everlasting moment that will showcase one of the best story.
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The manual in this track is simple: “You can feel it inside you, don't let it in.” Acknowledge the weight, but don't let it take your stillness. Push past it. The win is coming. 👇
He gives a warning to anyone watching from the outside: “Don't wish me away, wishing me luck / Yeah, I'll be good either way.” You don't want pity or avoidance when you're in the mud. You just need the space and the luck to find your own way back to alignment.
When you're navigating an uphill battle, it feels like every step forward comes with two steps back. But look at the paradox in the lyric: even when he feels at his lowest, he says, "I can't lose this fight." It’s a silent prayer for the win.
Brent carries the vocal on this track and exposes the raw weight of a heavy mind:“I can't never do right / I can't lose this fight / I'm already low... I think the demons are winning.” It's that exact moment when the highs and lows of life start to blur together.
The hardest battle you will ever fight isn't against the world—it’s against the shadows in your own mind. But feeling the pressure doesn't mean you've lost.
Entry 13 of looking through an artist's journal. Let’s talk about Juice WRLD & Brent Faiyaz’s "Demonz." 🧵
True wealth is radical presence. It’s trusting your alignment so deeply that you don’t need to trap the moment in a camera roll. You just live it, knowing your capacity will bring you right back to it.
Are you living the moment, or just archiving it? 👇
But the most expensive luxury on earth is Now. Think about it: we pay extra for next-day shipping and instant delivery because immediacy costs the most. So why waste the expensive "now" hiding behind a phone screen?
When you’re in survival mode, you live with FOMO. I used to take photos of everything—trips to Cali, traveling to Bali—because I didn't trust that I'd ever make it back. The camera became a shield against the fear of never reliving the moment.
Gambino dropped a line that completely broke my brain and changed how I view my life: “We don't take pictures / When you're rich, you just see it again.”
It's not about money. It’s about the shift from scarcity to absolute abundance.
Survival mode makes you hoard memories. You take a million pictures because you’re terrified you'll never see the moment, the place, or the community again.
Entry 12 of looking through an artist’s journal. Let’s talk about Childish Gambino’s "Cruisin'." 🧵
The hardest part of self-awareness is knowing when to walk away from a relationship that feels good right now, but has a toxic expiration date.
Entry 11 of looking through an artist's journal. Let’s talk about SiR’s "The Recipe." 🧵
Borrowing this perspective is the ultimate therapy. It teaches you that choosing to walk away from a survival game isn't quitting—it's rescuing yourself. Never die for a title that costs you your alignment. 👇
Even after the breakup, this track hits your soul because it acts as a mirror for the grief. But feeling seen is where the healing actually begins. It forces you to realize that you can’t discover internal stillness while fighting for external validation.
He forces u 2 confront the million$ Q? we avoid asking ourselves “Why am I dying for a title? / Is it even worth the fight?”
This song was there 4 me during my heaviest relationship storms. It mirrored the exact whiplash of giving everything 2 a fight that only leaves u empty.
SiR captures the absolute exhaustion of relational turbulence with lines that cut straight to the bone “Maybe I'd be better on the run / This feels like a game of survival...”
When you're constantly playing defense, love turns into a battlefield.
When a relationship transforms from a safe haven into a game of survival, you face a brutal choice: keep breaking your own heart for a title, or choose your own peace.
Entry 10 of looking through an artist's journal. Let's talk about SiR’s "John Redcorn."