People often stereotype me as some kind of skater and drug user. One of
the reasons being is how i dress. I think i generally dress like some sort of
skateboarder type kind of guy, but that doesn 't mean i 'm out skating every day or
doing drugs, because people often think if you skate your automatically a drug
user of some sort. The other reason is the type of music i listen too. i like rap/hip- hop music and some people frown upon that due to the sometimes graphic lyrics
and vulgar topics, BUT if you just listen to what their saying sometimes, they talk
about real life and what they go through, sure some artists don 't but the a lot of
the ones i like do. People think that music reflects on me and my personality but
it doesn’t entirely. Who i really am
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I’m a huge music
enthusiast and it 's a big part of my life. Id say im pretty outgoing and i always try
to bring a fun positive vibe wherever i 'm going. I like to help people out because i
believe in karma. If i do something good i believe i 'll eventually get repaid in
some way for it. I truly like the clothes i wear because it 's just my style and my
taste if people got a problem with that then they can go cry about it. I love love
love the music i listen to because i believe rap shows the most enthusiasm and
tells the most about a person and their life and struggles, in such a raw uncut
way too. So yeah thats me, who i really am down to the core.
When people stereotype or label me, it doesn 't effect me as much as it does
other people, but i think the main reason of that is my personal beliefs. See for
me i believe in doing and being whatever i want, no matter what anybody thinks
or says. I care about myself and my health more than anybody or anything, I
think everyone should be that way too. The moment you stop being wrapped up
in the words and beliefs towards you, you can focus on you and what you