You Want What You Want, But You Get What You Deserve
You Want What You Want, But You Get What You Deserve YOU WANT WHAT YOU WANT and NOTHING IS WRONG WITH THAT. Yet, what often befuddles me is that sometimes,…
The Atlantic
THE THERAPIST COMFORTS TROUBLED MUSICIAN
Music is often talked about as a form of therapy—after all a DJ can, as Indeep told us, save a life from a broken heart. It’s also often said that making music is like visiting a shrink.
The New Yorker
A RAPPER GOES TO THERAPY ON CAMERA
Last year, Freddie Gibbs, a thirty-four-year-old rapper from Gary, Indiana, was accused of dribbling a few beads of liquid tranquilizer into a young woman’s cocktail and sexually assaulting her while she was incapacitated.
New York Times
‘HOT ONES’ AND OTHER SHOWS PARADE THE RICH…
Almost all celebrities aim for an impregnable public image, one that can hold up to any assault. But in this era of 24-7-365 mythmaking, the most visionary ones understand the value and uses of weakness, too.