Brief History of Andy Warhol: Pop Art King

[@arthurwong9017]

So.. When I was a kid. I used to laugh at the video of Warhol eating a hamburger. Now.. I have a newfound respect for it. It went "viral" before the internet and social media was a platform. Its probably the first ever "mukbang" video and it captures our weird fascination of watching a person dine on film. Kind of like that "strudel" scene in inglorious bastards or that prison dinner scene in Goodfellas. And when I finally got around to watching 66 Scenes From America, the film that the burger scene was shot for.. I understood there and then that Jorgen Leth wanted to give audiences the world over a glimpse into America.. At that specific point of time. Frozen on film. If I had to put America 1980s onto film in only 3-4 minutes.. You won't go too wrong with Warhols quirky mannerisms, chewing down a Burger King.

[@artrageousnate]

Could not agree more! I love that you mentioned those other films, which really brings up questions about why we enjoy watching someone eat. Anyway, I love a green screen challenge, and this was definitely one! Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

[@serhb]

RtwstqiarrrrruuuuuurrrrrrCdan. As hXxsgyt. Go gggxgg G t yes t

[@stevekatz4372]

When I was in Art School back in 1971 in NYC, I was enrolled in a Commercial Art course and we use to make fun of his work at that time but many years later while working as a Graphic Artist, I found his work to be very Interesting and liked most of it! I also remember laughing along with my fellow students in Art School about how we were lucky to go into a profession where we would never have to use Computers to do our jobs! WOW, after working as a Graphic Artist for about 10 years, Computers were starting to be used for Graphic and I had to buy a Mac and learn how to use a computer or I would lose my Job! Wow, have things changed for me! You never know what the future holds for you!

[@artrageousnate]

Wow, I really appreciated this story! Thanks so much for sharing it. I definitely wouldn't feel bad since this has happened to so many artists throughout the year. But with Warhol, his work still remains controversial. Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

[@carmelaalbanese124]

Irving Blum and the Warhol Soup Cans m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5-QZHeJe8eEfrM

[@Blazemoth]

This is why people who study art deserve to be miserable. You guys suck.

[@mgtowchampion7961]

He was not an artist but a retarded simpleton. Not talented.

[@EvaChall]

Thanks I need this information for my homwork

[@artrageousnate]

@@EvaChall sweet! Glad I could help you out! Thanks for watching and the feedback!🙌

[@Rob_Kates]

Netflix has a series about him, a groundbreaking artist.

[@DynastyAr5ist]

Andy is such a inspiration to me, he actually got me into pop art along with roy lichtenstein.

[@artrageousnate]

That's awesome to hear! Hope you enjoyed this episode, and thanks for the feedback!

[@potemcgoat8635]

There is a frequency in the sound of this video that cuts through the audio like a tea kettle whistling, but nonetheless fascinating

[@hankweaverston2968]

High piercing sound in your audio.

[@codyange8236]

Hank Weaverston oh my god it’s all I hear now why you gotta do that

[@Caesar_Online]

now I'm completely aware of it 😭

[@holycopy]

Great. Now i hear it too.

[@galubyovo4061]

oh my god i thought i was the only one hearing it XD could hardly focus on the video bc of it

[@bluecali4na]

omg I thought I was going insane! Just saw the comment section

[@showyourvidz]

Andy was a regular mass attendee & he worked the church's soup kitchen.

[@artrageousnate]

I knew he attended with his mom for years, but didn't know about the soup kitchen. Thanks for the info and for watching!

[@showyourvidz]

@@artrageousnate Great video, it was a pleasure to watch. I remember seeing Warhol's series "Shadows" at the DIA. It was one of the most mystical experiences I ever had in a gallery. All of his work I think, reflects Catholic views on materialism.

[@iainholmes2735]

I love to read Andy's quotes about life. Clearly he was a very smart man.

[@artrageousnate]

That he was! I think he was one of the most brilliant marketing artists/professionals ever. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

[@mgtowchampion7961]

All his "art" was nothing but evidence of a broken retarded mind, a simpleton. It is not art.

[@CharlotteSanders-d3f]

These really helped me

[@mrs.schmid9954]

As an ELementary art teacher I love showing your videos to my kids. Thanks you for keeping this PG. I loved the Basquiat video until it went to the R rating and I had to abort! lol. If you could maybe keep a PG edit of your awesome videos us art teachers are happy to use your Artrageous videos. I will definitely use this one!

[@davidwilliam2411]

Hi how are you doing

[@mrhurst1001]

Hey 👋 hi

[@mrphicen8249]

Andy warhol was not an artist but a deluded individual who thought he was an artist, a mere simpleton.

[@hannialz]

Original mukbang right there 🍔

[@Mosaic_Mirror]

You in the hamburger eating video next to him is such a great representation of how you couldn't get famous from that now 😂😂😂😂😂

[@artrageousnate]

Bunny Bugatti3x9 Haha! So true! But, who would have ever thought some of the most popular KZbin videos would be people putting gummy bears in blenders to people having Nerf gun fights in their house? Epic stupidity seems to be a timeless way to become famous. All Warhol needed was a social media platform. Ha! Super appreciate the feedback!🙌🙌

[@Mosaic_Mirror]

@@artrageousnate you couldn't have said it better 😂❤ thanks for the video!!! No problem

[@gglimpse234]

I should just use this for my art project instead of the powerpoint

[@DamienHailes]

this man just decided to teleport to andy eating a burger and eat one with him crazy stuff also i subscribed

[@artrageousnate]

Haha! Best feedback of 2024 without question. I mean, I had to put myself eating a burger with Andy. It's just the right thing to do. Appreciate the support!

[@poinsettianunu]

Im writing a rough draft and big essay on andy warhol i think he is really cool i LOVE art God bless

[@artrageousnate]

Poinsettia Nunu So great to hear you’re doing an essay on Warhol! I really hope it goes well, and so glad you found my channel. Best of luck, and thanks for the support!

[@iliveinarichgirlsdream]

Can we read it

[@mgtowchampion7961]

Why are you written an essay on a simple minded retard that had no talent?

[@ShawNshawN]

Nice documentary on Warhol. I used to sell him and other Pop Art painters as well. Very fun! Some of my own work has a Pop influence.

[@normanmaine-h8k]

Empire was actually 24 hours long, and Andy said it was so you could go to the movie anytime you want and never be late. The soup cans showed in LA first.

[@cbf2885]

Andy is clearly autistic, extremely smart and talented and very much in his own head

[@truthseek3017]

He was speaking out about how mass production consumerism was taking over the culture and art aswell. He changed his personality to resemble a robot and he used clever responses that made fun of routine, consumerism, and mass production.

[@artrageousnate]

Expertly stated. Couldn't agree more. Thanks for the feedback, and for watching and subscribing!

[@primieramalantutada2194]

I love andy warhol

[@mgtowchampion7961]

Thats because you don't know what real art is. Real art is not a drawing of a tin of soup. Andy warhol was a retarded idiot, a simpleton. Not an artist.

[@copperhen2499]

Thank you for this! I’m researching Andy for an English paper and your visuals make this information easy to digest. He’s a very interesting artist and I love his work, and this video made me appreciate it that much more.

[@artrageousnate]

Super appreciate this feedback! I’m always trying to make complex history easier to digest and fun to watch, so thanks! Hope your paper goes well!

[@candausc]

The very first mukbang recorded, eh? Lol @ 8:02

[@juampy725663]

excelent infor, thanks,. good for my english class and presentation.

[@wddthedraftsman8679]

Great video! Keep up the amazing work!

[@artrageousnate]

Wdd TheDraftsman Thanks so much! Always appreciate the support🙌

[@joakimlundgren7043]

James Slattery/Candy Darling apparently was a superstar. Joe Campbell appears to have been another luminary (actor who played the character Sugar Plum Fairy in the movie My Hustler).

[@rogerdalzell]

this man was a time traveler

[@artrageousnate]

I think that is an accurate description:) It amazes me how he could fit in seamlessly within so many decades and generations. Kind of like Dali.

[@mychocochip]

That part of eating hamburger with andy warhol is an art itself 👍👍

[@artrageousnate]

BestChocolatecookiesRecipe Haha! Considering how difficult it was to do that bit of green screen on my own, I super appreciate the feedback! 🙌🙌

[@markandresen1]

My favourite part.

[@vaintorn5728]

Thanks for the educational video! I really enjoyed it and it was well made~

[@holy_cowan]

Solanas didn't shoot Warhol as a "stunt". Also this is generally out of order, and kind of glosses over the actual impact he had on the art industry.

[@artrageousnate]

Nathan Cowan We still really don’t know her "official" motives for shooting Warhol, but what I overviewed is definitely one of the most common. As for the pacing, order, and overall length of the episode, keep in mind I’m trying to condense a man’s entire life in under 10min, which is very difficult! Of course, he most definitely had more impact than I had time to overview, but what I’m trying to do is start conversations. Hopefully, some viewers walk away understanding and relating to Warhol’s life and work a bit more, which is my goal. Thanks for watching!

[@Ton1M1ll]

@@artrageousnate she was found to be a radical feminist. It just takes a Google. (Not a knock on feminism btw.)

[@orelhai]

david bowie brought me here thank you for the education!

[@artrageousnate]

Or El-Hai David Bowie, I’m honored! Glad you found my channel, and thanks for the feedback!🙌

[@normanmaine-h8k]

Also the original Silver Factory was on W.47th St.

[@mirouyo9785]

ok, you have no idea how much this helped me! My art history professor is going to ask me some questions about pop art tomorrow since I was absent for two weeks and now I feel way more confident, thanks!

[@artrageousnate]

Mirouyo So awesome to help out! Hopefully your art history teacher is impressed, otherwise just blame Nate/me. Ha! Thanks for the feedback, and good luck🙌

[@mirouyo9785]

@@artrageousnate sorry for saying this so late but I nailed it!

[@artrageousnate]

Mirouyo best post of the week! Way to go!🙌🙌🙌🎉

[@mgtowchampion7961]

Bob ross would like to have a word with your "art history teacher" Andy warhol was nothing but a simple minded retard, a simpleton.

[@jocelyncams1826]

I love this. All Pittsburgh schools make you go to the Andy Warhol museum.

[@coincollectingfun]

Definitely my favorite artist

[@artrageousnate]

For a million different reasons, he still remains one of my favorites as well! Thanks for the feedback and for watching!

[@mrphicen8249]

Andy asshole...I mean wurhol was not an artist but a delusional clown.

[@mylaidbacklife]

All i know him for is designing a Banana in The Velvet Underground album!

[@hypelake6549]

“Napoleon in rags, and the language that he used”

[@Jacob-xp8tw]

7:43 i was not expecting that amazing

[@metronomejack]

It's magic ! I’m a French fan of Andy Warhol ! I sing his life and death, played on my channel.

[@TJDaDJTV]

Eating the hamburger with Warhol is brilliant!

[@artrageousnate]

Haha! Thanks so much man! I always wanted to do this, so one Friday I just went for it. Super appreciate the feedback and support!

[@a.mtushaar1356]

inspired to know there were some artists who really bent the rules when it came to their work thanks for your efforts, it helped me and i found value in it cheerio tushaar

[@ragevrahul]

Thanks

[@kurtschwarz9443]

Thanks for sharing this video! I really liked the video clip of Warhol eating a hamburger.

[@artrageousnate]

Thanks so much for the feedback! Glad you appreciated the Warhol eating a burger video. Won't lie, I had a lot of fun editing that. Super appreciate the support!

[@BobPagani]

@@artrageousnate My recollection is that the burger eating was a commercial for Burger King, not one of Andy's movies. Also, the silver car crash was not sold for $105 million in 1963. No painting had ever sold for that much back then. The car crash sale was MUCH later.

[@artrageousnate]

@@BobPagani Appreciate your points, Bob. Either way, Andy did make several movies ,commercially or not, even though I would argue pretty much everything Andy created was with a commercial goal. I do have a digital age challenge for you. For every negative feedback you post, try balancing it with something positive. Trust me, us content creators get PLENTY of negative. Personally, I find it more fulfilling to hand out encouragement over criticism. Or, at least balance the two. Just a thought.

[@BobPagani]

@@artrageousnate I wasn't intending to be nasty or personally critical. Just correcting errors. It wasn't personal or "negative." I like the video overall.

[@artrageousnate]

@@BobPagani No worries! I do appreciate any and all feedback. You are correct that I made an error. It's also super frustrating that KZbin won't allow me to fix it post upload. Either way, I appreciate your feedback and for watching!

[@chickenwing1271]

Good job

[@localcryptid404]

Okok y’all I need help I have a little essay to do on this man but I do not understand abstract art at all or whatever it is he is doing. I mean no disrespect I just genuinely don’t understand what’s going on here

[@artrageousnate]

No worries! Abstract art is difficult to understand. Actually, this is Pop-Art, which Warhol pretty much mastered. A good way to think about it is a mix of graphic design meets painting, drawing, etc. Warhol's background was in graphic art, he was just the first to blur the lines between graphic art and the fine arts. As for abstract expressionism, you should check out my episode on Jackson Pollock, who really made the art form famous. It's by far one of the most argued art forms, with many calling it trash. However, I make an argument that just maybe it isn't! Either way, thanks for watching, and best of luck on your essay!

[@joehentalack2443]

Read:"HOLLY TERROR"from Bob Colacello on AW.

[@markrivz5580]

And he is also an agent in Men In Black

[@oktayates9037]

That guy is first asmr content creator in history

[@artrageousnate]

That’s a good point! He really did pioneer many ideas, which most definitely included how to make money using mass production. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

[@yumlovedbossmillenial4101]

So impressed I, my god

[@mahmoudaamar9205]

Yo this is quality content, subbed

[@artrageousnate]

Thanks for the feedback. Super appreciate it!

[@wyvernslayer7]

7:42 you can tell that the person on the left was edited in.

[@artrageousnate]

Ha ha! You are correct, I put myself in this Warhol movie clip. It was a Friday, and I really wanted to challenge myself and see if I could green screen myself into it. Super fun! Thanks for watching and subscribing!🙌👍

[@angelajsacaartistaffiliatedwpl]

Awesome thx

[@tyleryepes-pu9pc]

Yeah, how are you doing Angela?

[@justincase4787]

If he had something to say he would have said it; verbally or through his art. It was a case of someone literally willing themself into the public eye. He loved the money and the fame but had no way to justify his existence in the art world. And so knowing full well that his career was a scam, that he had hoaxed the entire world with his nonsense, he portrayed a cynical and sarcastic arrogance. It would be a nonissue, Warhol would just be a tiny blip in the history of art, forgotten for all time, except that people more stupid than he actually bought into it. And some of those people had a lot of influence and a lot of money. And now we are still dealing with the aftermath of Warhol wannabes selling out museums and galleries of absolute trite garbage in the name of so-called art. Sad.

[@davidwilliam2411]

Hi Justin how are you doing

[@YoungShizzieGaming]

nice

[@artrageousnate]

Thanks!

[@Zung92]

Only I noticed the white noise in the video?

[@vedantvaghela2511]

nice video! helped me a lot!

[@artrageousnate]

Awesome! So glad to hear! Thanks for watching and for the feedback.

[@poundsboxeo2947]

Cool information but you left out the Basquiat collab.

[@artrageousnate]

Good point, but you might like to know I have an episode on Basquiat coming out soon, and yes, I talk about their relationship.

[@sanitylostvl]

2:12 I was actually picking my nose when watching this scene. Made me embarrassed that this guy actually predicted me

[@bmla88]

10:43. Silver car crash sold for $105mm in 2013 not 1963

[@esthervan4484]

Wasn’t it that his mom lives with him

[@artrageousnate]

Yep, he did live with his mom for years in NY. I mention it since they had far too many cats. Thanks for watching!

[@dogjohnny559]

What's the difference between frozen hot chocolate and chocolate ice cream?

[@artrageousnate]

Great question! Honestly, The frozen hot chocolate tasted a lot like a milkshake but with ice as the base. Definitely didn’t taste like ice cream. Oh, and actually was delicious!

[@Bonesph]

You say blotted line when it's silk screen in the back ground..

[@artrageousnate]

joe BONES You are right! He was actually able to create a blotted line look using the silk screen technique.

[@fakemidnight6]

I really don't think thats how he created the blotted line technique. watch this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmark2OZZ650r80 Also when he was working with this method it was before he had assistants

[@Bonesph]

Laura Minor is right.

[@Bonesph]

You are also wrong about how he died and why he got shot...

[@artrageousnate]

Laura Minor I’m sorry, Laura, you are correct! He used a transfer, simple printing method to get the blotted line look. Not sure why I used the work screen since there wasn’t one involved. Thanks for the heads-up!

[@C3yl0]

50 years later there are people that eat on camera and post those videos on KZbin for a living. Lol

[@artrageousnate]

Hahaha, excellent point!

[@hdrake1000]

Can't you just show the clip of Andy and the burger? Why is it you have to put yourself into that also?

[@bnkundwa]

Pop art was missing me.

[@infelicities]

what's up with that irritating high pitched noise in the background

[@sheroz714]

Saiiiinnnnnte mariieeee

[@mrphicen8249]

"Art through the eyes of a sick mind" is in order.

[@artrageousnate]

Well, he may have been sick, but brilliant at the same time. I guess like most geniuses.

[@kwokleung7955]

Warhol arts forever write in history

[@Underhills]

A funfact not quoted here is that Andy's drug of choice was amphetamine, aka speed.

[@artrageousnate]

Yeah, Andy definitely dabbled in some other activities I didn't dive into within this episode. It's always difficult for me since I have to take into consideration how many students and teachers use my episodes. So, I try to find a balance of information. Thanks for watching and for the input!

[@BrianJosephMorgan]

Epic!

[@rc7645]

I'm here because of Men in Black 3.

[@artrageousnate]

Hmmm, ok, that's interesting! Either way, glad you made it!

[@arawiri]

All our artworks are the same so from here we start new artworks

[@Iamhakeemomari]

So wat is pop art

[@mountwalker2785]

How can you mention so many trivia and totally cut out the fact that Andy Warhol was gay? At a time when it was illegal to be gay. Don't you think that might have affected his art. Much more than all the banalities you mentioned.

[@SandfordSmythe]

Maybe we are at the point we don't have talk about it.

[@mountwalker2785]

@@SandfordSmythe But why then talk about all the other things in this video? Also, we still have to talk about rampant street violence against gay/bi men in particular, bullying in schools, "gay" being used as a slur and young people having no role models. Plenty of reasons in my opinion to talk about it.

[@BobPagani]

No, the car crash painting did not sell for $105 million in 1963. It was MUCH later.

[@artrageousnate]

I don't believe I said it was in 1963 it sold. I believe that was the date it was painted, which I did mention. Either way, appreciate you watching!

[@BobPagani]

@@artrageousnate I just checked. Yes, you said that in 1963, it went for $105 million. Hey, we all make mistakes.

[@michaelcollins3524]

Fact check : Valerie Solanis did not shoot Warhol to promote her new play.

[@artrageousnate]

Hmmm, well, of course why she did ti is certainly up for debate. All the information I have in this episode was gathered through biographies written about Warhol, and information given to me via his museum. I definitely do everything I can to keep the facts straight!

[@michaelcollins7738]

I'm sure you do, it was a very good documentary and I appreciate the work your put into it.

[@marcoscastillojaen1888]

Una persona que supo aprovechar su ingenio.

[@sarahgilinsky3936]

my art teacher made me watch this 😐

[@artrageousnate]

Sarah Gilinsky Hahaha! Well, I can only hope it’s better than you were expecting! Tell your art teacher Nate said thanks👍🙌

[@maxineasbury2566]

You got two things wrong in the first 10 seconds. 😆 and your thumbnail is a Lichtenstein not a Warhol. 😆

[@lustyleprechaun1963]

You fooled em chief you fooled em all I love Andy Warhol story and think he is a mythical figure.

[@artrageousnate]

Andy was definitely a brilliant artist and more importantly, marketer. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

[@amyives6050]

I'd love to share this video with my elementary students BUT I cannot show anything with nudity.

[@artrageousnate]

Hi Amy, thanks for the feedback! Hmm, I have to admit I'm having trouble remembering any nudity in this. I scrubbed through it a few times, and the only "nudity" I could find was a super rough sketch he did as a high school student (which I would consider similar to a rough DaVinci sketch.) As a former elementary art ed. teacher, trust me, I totally get your concern. I went through similar issues when I first started at the school. Even before discussing DaVinci and Michelangelo I sent an email home to parents discussing the human figure in art, and emphasizing/describing the importance of separating pornography and art. They are two very different things. I also invited parents to call me with questions, concerns, etc. Interestingly, as time went on it became less of an issue. I also found using Rodin and his works as an example of art not porn, they started to get it. I still used discretion, of course, with certain artists and works. Either way, I have a ton of elementary and middle school educators who use this episode, so hopefully it should be pretty safe! Again, thanks for the feedback, and for being an educator! -Nate

[@robhutchinson1132]

@@artrageousnate I'm using this with my middle school art students. I built a pop art unit around this video. Thanks for this!

[@mrphicen8249]

You shouldn't be allowed to show anything of andy warhol. He was not an artist but a mere retard.

[@MindfulAttraction]

i don't b uy it. We can't call an artist in the same vain when using that word to describe michealngelo or picasso, and andy and even more,, pollock. I don't buy it man. They're something else, but not artist. Idk why, i just don't buy it.

[@suzannehewett3958]

You didn't say Claes Oldenburg's name correctly...

[@artrageousnate]

SUZANNE HEWETT Yeah, unfortunately we noticed that as well after it had been up for some time:/ Always frustrating to make a mistake, but hey, part of being an artist and human I suppose! Thanks for watching though!

[@AcesBrainVomit]

Andy Warhol is my great great cousin

[@artrageousnate]

What!? That's amazing! Are you still in touch with any of his extended family like his nephew? Thanks for watching, and for the feedback!

[@mrphicen8249]

So you are related to a retard then ?

[@rexharlow1684]

That is not how he died. The hospital was responsible for his death. The family settled out of court. He didn't have to die.

[@artrageousnate]

Well, it's complicated. Since my goal of the episode was to focus more on his life as an artist, I didn't spend much time on the controversy surrounding his death.

[@donutsandorsleepmaps2191]

The BANANA

[@eatsleepplayrepeat]

What is this goddamn high-pitched humming noise throughout the vid?

[@artrageousnate]

eatsleepplayrepeat Hmm, never heard it on my end, and you are the first to mention it. Might be something to do with your connection or interference. Sorry!

[@sheafamily3]

nice work here... thank you.

[@artrageousnate]

Super appreciate it! Thanks for watching, commenting, and subscribing!

[@cpw2k217]

He proved genius can be a bit odd.

[@artrageousnate]

Good point! I would also say there are a lot of other artists out there who did or are doing the same. Thanks for watching and the feedback!

[@ithinkeverythingisslightly735]

But did he get.... RATIOD? Caught in 4k!?!?! Aired????

[@ragevrahul]

I was looking for it , it’s a bit different than I learnt , but thanks anyway

[@artrageousnate]

Thanks for watching and the feedback! If it helps, I do epic amounts of research and have my work checked by an art historian. I do leave things out from time to time, but if I don’t, these would be 30min.:/

[@CarlosSideVlogs]

terrible audio

[@artrageousnate]

Goon Alerts Yeah, not sure what happened. When I filmed this I was using old audio equipment until I could afford an upgrade. Thankfully, it’s much better now!

[@vetteseller5]

Painting for $105 M sold in 2013, painted in 1963

[@mrphicen8249]

That must bd the most expensive toilet roll on the planet

[@kaiyurichaz9798]

It was so interesting you know a lot about Andy Warhol

[@artrageousnate]

Awesome, so great to hear! Super appreciate the feedback.

[@joehentalack2443]

Pretty picture of this freak,here,not the reality.

[@pennywollett3953]

I can tell your not an artist, the blotted line is not screen printing. The blotted line is a drawing done with an ink pen and blotted with another piece of paper. He later used screen printing as shown in your video.

[@artrageousnate]

Not sure exactly why you need to accuse me of not being an artist, which is completely subjective and not related to what you are trying to say. I'm not demonstrating a technique, nor have you seen any of my personal work. Of course, I knew there were stages to his techniques, and yes, he did not start with screen printing. Again, you may have a valid point, but taking the opportunity to accuse me of not being an artist defeats your objective. At the end of the day, I personally choose to build people up rather than tear them down, especially when I don't know them personally. Makes the world a better place!

[@pennywollett3953]

@@artrageousnate sorry didn't mean to hurt your feelings. Just wanted to point out for those who don't know anything about art that Andy did 2 different art techniques. Hugs Penny

[@mrphicen8249]

If you was an artist you would know that Andy warhol was not a artist. Andy warhol was a deluded retard who thought he was an artist. He was not an artist.

[@AjaxIsForever]

Now i want Burger King!

[@artrageousnate]

Haha! I ended up grabbing a burger from a local place near me, and it was epic. Thanks for watching!

[@ragevrahul]

Sir

[@kylermorningstar2633]

Death is the best thing for an artist. No bottle cap woof woof woof

[@arawiri]

Sounds like me

[@detirm3501]

Basketball players and filmmakers you say rip kobe