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L.A. magic did its thing last night ⭐🌙 Photo by @doldrumphilosophy
See you tonight LA 9H30 @catchonela
Ying Yang bros 💜 @ooooo_music @how_2_tip
To my insomnia Via @islamovic_jasmin
Thanking Rachel for the costume adjustment 😎😘
Halloween in Berlin: sb dumped a giant bucket of lollies on my head, my (girl)friend got punched in the face by a man, I lifted her boyfriends body off him with my bare hands, then we got shitfaced listening to the cramps and I threw a lollipop at hipsters. I also found a cigarette in my hair and smoked it. This is @ooooo_music with 2 cherry lollipops up his nose of course.
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Sad puppies in east village on our way to see @how_2_tip 2 years ago. Soon to be reunited for our US Tour: Nov 16 San Francisco Elbo Room Nov 17 Los Angeles Dj Set tba Nov 18 Los Angeles UNION Nov 21 Brooklyn Elsewhere Nov 23 Washington Songbyrd Nov 25 Philadelphia Johnny Brenda's
Out house is a junk store and I just keep hanging more junk everywhere
Our US tour starts in less than a month, are you coming by? Nov 16 San Francisco Elbo Room Nov 17 Los Angeles Dj Set // TBA Nov 18 Los Angeles UNION Nov 21 Brooklyn Elsewhere Nov 23 Washington Songbyrd Nov 25 Philadelphia Johnny Brenda's Artwork by Sara Shakeel
One step closer to my idols. Good things I did yesterday: Watched an interview with Jung, went to see my friend's exhibition, watched a documentary about Thelonious Monk, I cooked instead of buying food at the restaurant. I found out that Frank Mouris did movies with his wife. Bad things I did yesterday: I ate 2 bowls of sugar cereal, i watched 3 episodes of Married with children, I made spaghetti for dinner because too lazy, I bought a pack of cigarettes although I quit smoking and I watched the entire interview of Kanye at the White House. #b52s #peggybundy #marriedwithchildren
This piece of an interview I gave just didn't make it for capacity reasons. Sometimes I just write too much. "You both talk about running away from your hometowns as teenagers to travel the world, but do you think those hometowns have had any influence on your current work? Do you feel any nostalgia for them now?" Islamiq Grrrls: The first time I saw a Roisin Murphy video I was mortified. All of her videos show her dressed up in an outrageous outfit in an every-day environment and nobody gives a shit. How amazing is that? She isn’t even the star of her own videos. It was like somebody ripped me open and set it up in a Roisin Murphy video. Feeling awkward about being too sensitive, having the urge to make things nobody cares about around you, dreaming of being somewhere else, feeling unnoticed even though inside you’re right there, an emotional volcano, burning down to ashes. And yet you're so so free. Have you ever watched an interview with Pina Bausch? She comes from Wuppertal which is 10 minutes from where I grew up. A childish look in her eyes, very reserved and unimpressed, doesn’t raise her voice nor smile a lot but something childish and dreamy is left. That’s what people are like where I come from. That's who I am, and it is mostly mistaken for rudeness. Marlene Dietrich, the same. Working class Germany. We learned how to not pay attention to ourselves. We were taught we were not important. You better work hard and do well because your feelings are not important, Marlene said. Morrissey « Barbarism begins at home » basically tells the story of my childhood. Nico is like everybody I grew up with and many people say I talk like Nico. We are both from the Ruhrpott and people there are just like this. Reality is just too sad to grow up with a grin on your face, but you've got dreams bigger than your hometown. I don't feel nostalgic about those times as I still don't feel like I'm a different person from when I left it. #filmcommunity
As part of my “lost words” series, here goes another part of an interview I did that has been edited out. We certainly don’t want to publish critical opinions of capitalism on a corporate, click bait driven blog that likes to present itself as an “art platform”. "How important is artistic expression through fashion & styling to you and what does this type of individuality mean to you?" In the documentary “The Century of the self” by Adam Curtis we learn of Edward Bernays, who happens to be Siegmund Freud’s cousin and worked in corporate advertising. During the 60s and 70s the world of music, art and fashion was going through a time of self-exploration and experimentation which created a wave of freedom and individualism. But independent thinking and individuality caused a recess in the sale of “useless” products ans was killing capitalism, bit by bit. By consequence, Edward Bernays designed a new kind of capitalism, in which he used the idea of individuality to sell products nobody needed. People were tricked into believing that with the purchase of certain clothes or products they could “buy” a lifestyle or personality. To me, the idea of Individuality is the end result of a capitalist fraud and we have reached in 2018 the tip of the iceberg of this joke. I worked as a fashion designer in Paris for 10 years only to realise that I was killing the art world. Today, companies steal (“get inspired by”) from the poor/minorities and sell it back to them. I see it around me in Berlin every day, talented kids selling their ideas to Nike or Mercedes Benz for a couple of bucks. Individuality is dead. What influences my style is what moves me, and what moves me changes constantly. As a matter of fact as soon as I realise I look too much like something I feel the urge to change.
Good night Soft core lips by @patmcgrathreal Acidberry eyezzz by @sugarpill Highlighter Lavender Steel by @nyxcosmetics Why do I always paint my face best when I'm not going out?
 
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