How To Understand Salvador Dalí

[@DailyBach]

mad art requires a mad artist. tragic art requires a tragic artist. brilliant art requires a brilliant artist. It was necessary for him in order to make his art.

[@apartialperspective]

We would agree with you that it was vital to his success.

[@hahdhsjsjrkfn]

i am all three

[@takevandervelden7694]

You have no clue how much this helped me in my research on Dali, i can't believe this doesn't have more views and exposure. Thank you so much! And i wish you the best of luck.

[@apartialperspective]

Thanks for the kind words! The support means a lot. We're looking to put out much more content in the coming months, so we hope you enjoy!

[@TheRojo387]

take atticus this video hints heavily that he was evil. Sociopathic and maniacal is an understatement.

[@KrisKitchen]

Dali was not crazy, he was just way smarter than most can imagine. I dont do drugs, I make drugs. These drugs I make are art, and there is a very limited supply of them.

[@juggs9437]

Madmen are ruled by their mind Geniuses Conquer their mind and manipulate it

[@antifazisbonifaz6964]

Fantastic 💪👏👏👏👏👏

[@RealMTBAddict]

Dali said "I am drugs."

[@sebastianalegria3401]

For me he was a crazy genius and it was his main characteristic, painters like him in these days, they're impossible to find

[@apartialperspective]

He definitely was one-of-kind!

[@amelvihuir5782]

sebastian alegria try to research Romanoz

[@KrisKitchen]

Nothing is impossible

[@nikolavideomaker]

If he was famous and alive today, people would cry all the time about him.

[@demonbasher23]

It defiantly impossible if you don't look. There are plenty of amazing artists in the world. Dalis work has always fascinated me as a child and even now.

[@timothypaloutzian9208]

when I met Salvador Dali, back in 1980 he asked me if I wanted him to shave off his mustache. he said that he would do it if I wished to do so. I said no it was a nice mustache I wouldn't never think of having him shaving it off.

[@Huddledcoin]

How the heckle, what are you 70 years old. But like no, how old are you???

[@masadius]

why are you even lying about this? it's generally annoying.

[@missanna208802]

Peoples math sucks. I would have told him to shave it.

[@astrogirl7945]

I was 19 when he died ..I wish him to live longer ...the best artist ever

[@stadiatest2315]

Michael Smallwood not saying it did happen, but in the 80’s you didn’t exactly carry around a smartphone taking selfies if you met a celebrity. And your logic is a bit dum ngl.

[@JimmiBiscuit]

This music feels like Dali.

[@apartialperspective]

Nice observation! It was never my intention 😅

[@mathentis3249]

@@apartialperspective song?

[@Carlos-qj1ls]

@@apartialperspective what song did you use?

[@apartialperspective]

The song is "Had She Stayed" by Puddle of Infinity.

[@Carlos-qj1ls]

@@apartialperspective thank you

[@funkmaster101]

the person who understood surrealism so good he became surrealism, lived surrealism and if you really think about it he portrayed it really well... that is why he said I am surrealism... he defines the term as himself, his enigma, his bizzare behavior all shines the term.. clever enough to fool the world and even himself.

[@jacquelineramphal1911]

He knew how to market himself! Brilliant mind!!!

[@apartialperspective]

He really did. He was truly ahead of his time.

[@katyaxenova3652]

Jacqueline Ramphal 8

[@janethockey9070]

Fear of crazy sells.

[@ThestorytellerofKatunga]

Jacqueline Ramphal Simple

[@mikejones-go8vz]

Jacqueline Ramphal I agree, seems normal to me, he just articulates his thoughts better than anybody

[@fatimalopezserrano4358]

Dali was and still is one of the greatest artists of all time.

[@astrogirl7945]

I love this guy! The best artist ever .His work inspired mine ...breathtaking work...I feel like I understand the passion, pain , emotions and anger hidden within ...what do we really know about life and what is possible or not. What for some is clearly a mental illness could be in fact ability to connect with some forces we are not able to comprehend yet ...be alive is an opportunity and this man definitely lived his life as best he could ...his work says it all ...love him and his work ...

[@NS-xt5wv]

Excuse me, but what do people exactly expect from an artist of THIS scale? To conform? To be normal? To be regular? To fit in? Also, what exactly are abnormalities? As far as I’m concerned, no artistic person is ever mentally perfectly stable. I’ve never seen a worthy art being born from “happiness”. Sensitivity, mood swings, depression, psychosis, quirks, addictions is an integral part of any creative mind, only altered states can alter the reality and serve it from another perspective. Everyone in the comment section is so shocked to find out that he had mental health issues, but hello, with mental issues always come the greatest gifts. I don’t understand the narrator’s point at all when he offers to choose between “crazy” and genius at all. I’ve seen almost all his works from the very first sketches to the theater installations and jewelry pieces - he was EXTREMELY productive, he created the most enormous pieces that ever existed on Earth, you don’t create thing like that being “normal”, he opened doors to the inner, deepest parts of our collective subconscious and brought it all out. I never cried more standing in front of a painting like I cried in front of one of his unfinished works. With a great talent always comes a great sacrifice but in Dali’s case he didn’t really agree to be a victim, and that’s why he’s persona considered so controversial.

[@apartialperspective]

Hi N S. I know this response comes late. At this point in time, I would whole heartedly agree with you. I think the author of the article in question wasn’t out to attack or diminish Dali’s artistic genius/capacity in any way. You’re right in that Dali wouldn’t have created his work without the sacrifice of his mental well-being. Many artistic productions come from some sort of inner turmoil/conflict/trauma that is then communicated through the art itself. I don’t think anyone would argue that, and certainly not the author of this article. I think what’s trying to be communicated here is the simple fact that he most probably did suffer neurosis/mental instability throughout his artistic career. And along that way he damaged close personal relationships with the ones closest to him. It was just part of the ultimate sacrifice for his gift, and the work he leaves behind for us, today. Thank you.

[@tb_0653]

I play this Video in the background when i go to sleep it gives me a positiv feeling and helps me to be crative. Thank you!

[@apartialperspective]

Appreciate you watching!! 🙏 it’s wonderful to hear the effect it’s had on you.

[@jennypiontek5512]

Fun fact: Salvador Dali was Freddie Mercury's Favorite Artist!

[@apartialperspective]

Very cool!

[@lennixnewman6730]

YOUR JOKING!?!?!?!

[@indigoslife1202]

OMG, Thank you so much!!!!

[@timmebouwmeester9026]

Salvador was also a friend of John Lennon

[@silverkitty2503]

He was not at all isolated. He was very social. And you are learning everything about him through a language he never really spoke. English. Listen to interview in French or Spanish or Catalan. He wasn't mad. And you don't know his actions or thoughts. Because you only heard him try to explain it in a language he struggled with. He was perhaps the first performance artist. He told people what was going on in his head. Be honest you have all at one point believed you where the incarnation of someone .....then your flow of thought moved on ...only you didnt tell anyone. He LET PEOPLE IN to his stream of consciousness. No he was not mad. He was living art.

[@julissahernandez834]

An amazing artist that will continue to amaze us and keep asking questions. Salvador Dali was not only thinking outside the box but thinking like there is no box! That's what so fantastic about him.

[@sahibwr10]

greatness comes with the great price.

[@apartialperspective]

sahib singh it sure does!

[@jamaalmiller2248]

I think you just described all the checkmarks of a sociopath. Lack of empathy, narcissism, etc.

[@apartialperspective]

Jamaal Miller It definitely seems that way, right? Much more complicated than it seems, at least to us.

[@silverkitty2503]

I think he had a lot of empathy. And he was not narcissistic at all.

[@RealMTBAddict]

And? Whatever happened to respecting people.

[@jeromehorwitz2460]

He was entirely sane, if a bit neurotic. He craved fame and fortune and achieved both, but not lasting contentment. I love his art-- he merely used "insanity" as a gimmick with which to market his personality.

[@apartialperspective]

Jerome Horwitz Personally, I would agree. He knew how to create and sell his personal brand. He knew playing the “insanity” card would work and he used it to his advantage. But to say his upbringing didn’t have some effect on his personality and behavior would be unwise.

[@andrewsav4865]

I think it's safe to say you know more than me on the topic but I would argue he had serious mommy issues. The fact that he resonated so deeply with Freud's work makes me feel as if he found answers in castration anxiety and reasoned he was psychosexually stunted by his upbringing.

[@2pacalypse2010]

@@apartialperspective can you do another video which tells about Dali and his relationship with the rockefellers? Thx

[@igorsvacic217]

agree completely. but who aint neurotic in the end. his eccentricity was all artist sell, but what you look to see madness is what he says. and what he said was perfectly sane, made sense, i understood 99% of times what he thinks, there was perfect logic, at least to me. quite intelligent and bright man

[@silverkitty2503]

I think he was the first performance artist.

[@littleghostfilms3012]

All the behaviors of Dali are play acting, imaginative poses, creative expressions, and his need to be outrageous. Sure, he had phobias, but we all have phobias to one degree or another. Did he ever harm anyone though? I know he was manipulative and became a money/fame chaser in his life. So have a gazillion others. I'm much more fascinated by his art and enjoying the mad excesses of his surrealist persona than seeking to pick it apart for a diagnosis of his mental state. Dali is infinitely larger than all the clinical conclusions anyone can make about him. His art and his glorious lunacy will last long after we're all gone. "Glory is the sunlight of the dead' - Balzac

[@julissahernandez834]

You make several great points and though there were and are thousands or maybe millions people that went/go after fame/money like him, and I'm sure the majority of us appreciate the amazing and jaw-dropping artist that he was, wouldn't be interesting to not pick apart but just understand where all this brilliance came to be? There will only be one Salvador Dali but I think we should ask ourselves-why? What a brilliant mind so how did he become who he became? We're all a bit curious but do we spoil finding out the secrets to it all or should we just appreciate the brilliance of Dali's art, passion, and intricate fabulous mind?

[@brgstefan]

Whats the background Music? Thanks

[@enterthehackerzone]

He wasn't mad. He was a conduit for madness. He turned madness into artefeacts.

[@littleghostfilms3012]

For a 1000 more years people will be discovering and scratching their heads and wondering with amazement what his art meant and that's all that matters in the end. He achieved what he set out to do in life, which was to dazzle and confound people.

[@cbdgallery]

A fantastic insight into Dali's personality, thank you very much!

[@apartialperspective]

Thank you! Much appreciated. We're glad to hear it brought some value to you!

[@abandonedmuse]

ALL ART IS MADNESS. For an artist cannot make good art without the madness inside.

[@chadyonfire7878]

abandonedmuse I'm starting to feel that way

[@blackvailtears]

i disagree. art comes from need to express what i see...for me..

[@abandonedmuse]

IHFSC you take it way too literal.

[@pinkfleur3721]

Soo true !

[@janethockey9070]

Torture artist sells. Dude was normal. Normal doesn't sell

[@karamuenster]

✔Very interesting, kudos!

[@anthonyhansen8401]

Dali was not crazy. He was most likely an ENFP personality. This personality types first cognitive function is extroverted intuition. Extroverted intuition is a creative cognitive function. It's all about divergent thinking. It makes connections between ideas and things that don't seem to go together. Extroverted intuition can give you a wild imagination. It also allows you to fully embrace concepts and ideas that can be considered "wild" and "out there". Extroverted intuition loves creative insanity.

[@jodiaz3410]

love your authenticity. I enjoyed all of it.

[@igorsvacic217]

I dont understand why ppl see him as crazy. Like, at all. Yea, hhe was eccentric, but than again, he was an artist, so what? But what he said to me made perfect sense 99% of times. He for sre wasnt crazy, he was quite intelligent and bright guy. And a thinker for sure.

[@janicerigsbee1767]

His paintings are very interesting. He's one of my favorite artists and I also like Picasso

[@apartialperspective]

I agree! Picasso was another fascinating individual and artist 👍

[@galaxydino1800]

I'm doing a project where I most embodied this man. This was really helpful.

[@apartialperspective]

Thank you! I’m really happy to hear that it was helpful to you. What was your project about, more specifically?

[@galaxydino1800]

@@apartialperspective Well for my Spanish class we had to pick an important figure in history of a foreign descent. I decided to do Salvador, because I am a big fan of art and when initially browsing he instantly stood out to me. My project is to pretty much to have 3 minute presentation in Spanish about Salvador in the perspective of Salvador. I've done research on him, but nothing was given me much on his behaviors and way of thinking. I will have to recreate everything from his look to his life to his actions. The video really helped with what he was actually liked instead of the websites I looked at that skip around to his acomplishments and didn't say much about the things I really wanted to hear. Also, another thing that could have possibly put strain on his mental health is that a very young age his parents convinced him he was a reincarnation of his older brother who died 9 months before he was born. He took that with him as an adult and made several references to his brother both in speech and in art.

[@marccampofrio]

Interesting video. Thanks for posting!

[@marlenepalacio4426]

Great review respecting all Dali mental health and behavior condition. Without it not greatest in his creativity. Love Dali

[@smurfhunter6679]

Amazing video man. Very informative and I like your perspective at the end. Well done.

[@apartialperspective]

We appreciate the kind words, man! We're glad you found it useful and entertaining. Cheers.

[@ufarkingicehole]

To understand Dali is to not understand him at all The man was a genius alien who we were lucky enough to experience

[@Scarlet.L.A.]

Salvador Dali was the first Magickian-painter. Understand who can understand ...

[@maxinemckenzie6076]

There is after all a Dali Tarot!

[@alexandrugarlea1128]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@apartialperspective]

It’s our pleasure, really. We’re just glad to hear it’s brought value to others. Thanks for the kind words. 🙏

[@huntsman1999]

Thanks for the lovely video

[@apartialperspective]

You got it my man! Thanks for watching.

[@huntsman1999]

@@apartialperspective I'm going to do a photo shoot we're I'm going to portray him.

[@apartialperspective]

Awesome! Send us a pic at [e-mail] We’d love to see the final product.

[@ShaliniSingh-jq9ej]

Great video! I’m reading his autobiography nowadays and I am speechless. So many mixed feelings. The psychologist who interpreted his emotions must have also some positive or neutral opinions. She just sounds salty. Lol! Could you also make another video on him? I really appreciate you for this one 🙂👍🏻Thanks!

[@apartialperspective]

I agree, I felt mixed feelings as well. On one hand his personality contributed greatly to his success, but on the other he manipulated and used people to his advantage. As of right now, I don’t see myself making another video on him. But who knows what may happen down the road. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@G-host0069]

Remember, life is perception. Perception changes with individuals, it changes with history and present and the future. Nothing is true, everything is permitted. This man was not Ill, he found himself

[@magnoliamagnolias]

Without his illness we wouldn't have his painting to enjoy.

[@apartialperspective]

I can see that. Whatever we want to call it, without him being who he was, we wouldn’t have his work today.

[@RealMTBAddict]

He wasn't ill.

[@akesson9768]

wow. i am gladthat i just discovered DALI. im blown away by his characteristics

[@apartialperspective]

Very interesting and complex individual! Thanks for watching!

[@fabiopaolucci6850]

Very insightful stuff! What was the song playing in the background?

[@apartialperspective]

Fabio Paolucci Glad you liked it! The song is "Had She Stayed" by Puddle of Infinity. It's taken from KZbin's audio library.

[@fabiopaolucci6850]

It's a wonderful piece. Much appreciated!

[@juqnvasil6104]

Wow what a rollercoaster

[@apartialperspective]

Very complex person to understand

[@feryutomo4680]

Sometimes I like children's drawing because it is pretty random and not good as technical in art,but I'm sure it is from their imagination and they try to draw something from their imaginative head

[@solalacrima7814]

Guys please tell me what is the name of music piece along the video

[@apartialperspective]

The song we used is "Had She Stayed" by Puddle of Infinity. It's taken from KZbin's audio library.

[@maxinemckenzie6076]

Monotonous in its' repetition.

[@melaninbaby2271]

Wow I never new that Dali was so mulpuative

[@apartialperspective]

He did what he had to do to succeed.

[@alchemistkingdickinson2256]

What does Salvador DALI Mean= SAVIOR FROM THERE!!! DALI IS A PROPHET WHEN YOU UNDERSTAND HIS PAINTINGS YOU WILL REALIZE THIS!!!

[@abdullah14531]

calm down dickinson

[@tonybellini7621]

One of the best!

[@bobconnor1210]

Was it he who labeled himself an “Absurdist”, not a “Surrealist”? Regardless of his mental state or any other aspects of his life, he inspired.

[@11Brichi]

Thank you for this. I would be interested if anyone knew about Gala's psychology. I have heard she pretended to be younger than she was. (She seems to wear a lot of foundation!) And that she later separated mutually from Dali - some say because she was embarrassed by her raging body.

[@apartialperspective]

You’re very welcome, Steve. I haven’t come across any research/material as it relates to Gala. If anything, this is new to me. But it could add a critical piece to this puzzle. Thank you.

[@cristobalyapur5661]

The fascinating thing is not to try to understand him, to actually understand him

[@rxno6921]

Antonio Banderas would be an excellent choice for his bio film.

[@apartialperspective]

Hahah, I can definitely see that!

[@lycanthrope9760]

Makes a lot of sense when you watch Silence Of The Lambs. Buffalo Bill had the same problems as Dali or for the most part obsessed with his art or lively hood.

[@mysticmoon1313]

“The only difference between Dali and a Madman is that Dali was NOT mad.” He didn’t have mental disabilities he said in an interview once that his Art was inspired by Hypnotic imagery that happens right before you sleep. Some people are able to get to their hypnogogic imagery rather readily through meditation, concentration and or by insomnia….. if you know what hypnogogic imagery is, you’ll understand his art very well. It came from pure imagination..

[@janethockey9070]

Dude was a showman. The 20th century was the era of advisements Fear of crazy sells.

[@apartialperspective]

He knew how to sell his brand.

[@aestheticgod1463]

Bravo

[@apartialperspective]

🙏

[@lei9149]

Aren’t all people fake? You say people believed he put on a fake persona but no one is completely themselves

[@apartialperspective]

I think we all have different versions of our identity, depending on the social situation we're in. People didn't appreciate that he used others to advance his agenda.

[@jackmannix6523]

Great video but i think the title doesn't fit, isn't accurate to video's exploration of dali

[@apartialperspective]

Thanks! And yes, I would venture to agree. We're still learning!

[@mysticmoon1313]

“The only difference between Dali and a Madman is that Dali was NOT mad.” He didn’t have mental disabilities he said in an interview once that his Art was inspired by Hypnotic imagery that happens right before you sleep. Some people are able to get to their hypnotic chemistry rather readily through meditation, concentration and insomnia….. if you know what hypnotic imagery is, you’ll understand his art very well. It came from pure imagination..

[@thebamfbrothers8100]

Amazing video

[@apartialperspective]

Thanks for watching!

[@bigrick4612]

Great video

[@apartialperspective]

Thanks for watching! Much appreciated!

[@lunzje]

background audio name please?

[@OrbbKlesk]

I have uncovered the beginnings that I think has the potential to uncover the worst of mysteries about Salvador Dali. If there's any sanity left in the world, and if the truth of what I suspect were to come out, he would be remembered only with disdain, hatred, disgust, and it's possible his paintings would end up on a bonfire. He has done things more terrible than you can possibly imagine.

[@brooklynbeach133]

amazing video!!

[@apartialperspective]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@timurgolovinov]

great video! thanks

[@apartialperspective]

It’s our pleasure. Thanks for watching!

[@KRISH0_CHIHUAHUA]

he was insanely sane!!

[@apartialperspective]

Good way of looking at it.

[@vherlynroseebalo1262]

Money heist is my favorite awesome series

[@matiashelios5214]

I don't know about creating a "fake persona", he was that fake persona. It was always him.

[@josephwalsh7546]

Unfortunately, purchasing a PDF of the article this video is based on costs $36.00 !

[@apartialperspective]

At the following link, if you click on the version at the bottom, it appears someone uploaded it via google docs. It’s a bit crammed, but it’s the full article: scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=670973230802787248&hl=en&as_sdt=0,10

[@SevenDeMagnus]

The master.

[@FCule]

Great video. What's the background music?

[@apartialperspective]

Glad you liked it! The song is "Had She Stayed" by Puddle of Infinity. It's taken from KZbin's audio library.

[@mackychloe]

I love looking at his work but i'll never understand it.

[@apartialperspective]

Some works make you think. Others make you feel. There is no wrong way of doing it. Thanks for watching 🙏

[@alcapone531]

Indeed, the best artists were severely oppressed in childhood, a classic example of this "anomaly" is Beethoven, that was cruelly beaten by his father to force him to learn piano.

[@moondancer6852]

"Can nobody understand Dali because myself, never understand my work. Never Dali understand one painting of Dali because Dali only create enigmas." - Salvador Dali

[@maelewis25]

What is this "or" bullshit. He was both. Both is good.

[@leticiavillafranco6347]

Imagine being Dali's wife!!

[@Nostalgicus]

´The main difference between Dali and a crazy man , is that Dali is not crazy at all´.. Salvador Dali .

[@LukaszSkyWalker]

Thx!!

[@apartialperspective]

You got it!

[@nettocop1]

Very good video

[@apartialperspective]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@jacquelineramphal1911]

Great artist!

[@apartialperspective]

Agreed! He was definitely ahead of his time.

[@andrewsav4865]

Wow, this was excellent. I visited the Dali Museum in Tampa twice, he was truly an enigmatic profoundly gifted man. The names of his paintings alone had me in awe, I suppose there's no other way to respond to atmospheric skulls and anthropomorphic echos. I must've looked at The Profanation of the Host for more than 30 minutes, I loved how Catholicism influenced his works.

[@apartialperspective]

Thanks so much. We're happy to hear you enjoyed it! Next time I'm out in Tampa I'll definitely have to check out the museum. It sounds enthralling. His paintings are truly awe-inspiring.

[@andrewsav4865]

+A Partial Perspective, It's very much worth it if you can make it. They even put together a VR experience that lets you roam around some of his most famous works all in one 3D landscape.

[@alexstewart8097]

@@apartialperspective I am not sure, but I think his museum is in St. Petersburg, Florida. Better first google it, if wanting to go there.

[@goodozog]

he was being sarcastic but hurt him socially

[@ΑλέξηςΤαμπουράς]

Completely misleading pseudo analysis attempting to explain away dismissively the mentality of a creative genius and one of the greatest artists of all time . Most of what is presented are pure assumptions and misinterpretations of his personal character traits. A lot is also completely untrue and pure fabrication . It is quite clear the topic is beyond your means of comprehension and you are simply catering exaggerated misleading fallacies to satisfy the whimsical curiosity of an uninformed audience .

[@RealMTBAddict]

Exactly

[@vladimirtodoroski]

In comparison to Salvador Dali's drug policy, Charlie Sheen looks absolutely normal in his famous 2011 interwiew.

[@fitnesspoint2006]

you believe being outlandish to gain attention is easy, is the assumption, however i would propose whoever this woman who is psychoanalyzing Dali is incorrect. We all know people who behave oulandish once in a while to gain attention, but comes across needy and desparate and most importantly not sustainable. When i see Dali's behavior i dont see an act i just see a person behaving as they were meant to behave, meaning i dont see Dali "acting"

[@lennixnewman6730]

What's the song in the background?

[@gusfring6887]

The greatest minds will be labeled mentally ill by the masses

[@girlyguidetolife]

Fake persona? You would still need to make it up. He is amazing and mad.

[@tonifelise6297]

"A FAKE" i dont think so..... incredibly talented, a genius, maybe; others feel inferior, become jealous ! ! !

[@nonsensepassword]

Big Dali fan here. Kind of got weird near the middle there.

[@sayanmitra8470]

whats the point?

[@apartialperspective]

To understand.

[@jnorth1000]

dali was completely nuts

[@apartialperspective]

Fair enough.

[@tippytoes2358]

His birthdate is May 11, 1904. That's a Taurus sun and Aries moon sign. Since he is Taurus, it makes sense that he's an artist and the Aries moon sign indicates his indulgence toward self-adoration, self-promotion, and risk-taker. The Tampa museum was fun BTW!

[@apartialperspective]

Never saw it from that angle. That’s interesting! It would make sense. I’d love to check out the Tampa museum one day. Thanks for sharing!

[@ashyt3367]

My teacher said salvador Dali is a shoreialism I’m sorry I can’t spell shoreialiusm

[@hermioneohadelfismos4120]

Surrealism

[@lennytheghost4484]

I just wanted to know about Dali, not a psicological mini crisis....

[@apartialperspective]

Sorry to hear it isn’t what you were expecting.

[@jadeshannon5583]

I think that he was the greatest artist of the 20th century.

[@apartialperspective]

Many would agree with you!

[@arminutreras2694]

Dalí is one of my heroes. My paintings are highly surreal too, you can check them out on instagram: au11.arts, thank you for your support. Much love to everyone :)

[@carlocatalano9662]

He probably was never as selfdeluded as the people who think they can understand him.

[@AbandonedVoid]

This video is a tragic crime against art.

[@apartialperspective]

Can you tell me more about the tragedy?

[@juqnvasil6104]

Tear