It was a chilly morning with the sun out in New York City with my mother. She had brought me here to shop before school starts and yeah shopping was cool and all; always loved getting new clothes but I was really trying to meet/find celebrities preferably Kanye West. I was also on the journey to find the girls because I mean people don’t know the name Austin Stuart for nothing but anyways I left the hotel early morning while my mom wa sleep because waiting for her to get up would be a long wait and I couldn’t do that.
As I’m walking around the big overcrowded sidewalks of NYC, I come in contact and learn about the different people and how they dress differently from the DMV. In this very city you had the smokers, the texting & not looking, …show more content…
but anyways I was able to get my mind straight and get my words out and say, “My bad West” and he was like “It’s cool bro,” then I introduced myself and elaborated on how he was my idol and why some of my family members don’t want you to be my idol. The conversation went on and he started talking about fashion but at the moment I dont know if it was a conquincince but we had on alike clothes. I had on a pink velvet velour hoodie with a white trench coat featuring light blue distressed jeans & all white vans with the accessories of 2 square earrings and a gold Tommy Hilfiger watch. He had his very expensive velvet velour burgundy hoodie with a brown velvet velour coat featuring black pants and his Yeezy 750 boosts. That’s a very costly outfit if you ask me and trust me I know it …show more content…
So the reason why I turn up so much in interviews is because I’ve tasted what it means to create and be able to impact, and affect in a positive way and I know that there’s more creativity to happen. And I know that there’s traditionalists that hold back the good thoughts and there’s people in offices that stop the creative people, and [who] are intimidated by actual good ideas I believe that utopia is actually possible but we’re led by the least noble, the least dignified, the least tasteful, the dumbest, and the most political.” At that point I didn’t know what to say because I don’t know why I was just influenced to the full extent. After all that I had to be on my way say nice meeting you and go back to
As I’m walking around the big overcrowded sidewalks of NYC, I come in contact and learn about the different people and how they dress differently from the DMV. In this very city you had the smokers, the texting & not looking, …show more content…
but anyways I was able to get my mind straight and get my words out and say, “My bad West” and he was like “It’s cool bro,” then I introduced myself and elaborated on how he was my idol and why some of my family members don’t want you to be my idol. The conversation went on and he started talking about fashion but at the moment I dont know if it was a conquincince but we had on alike clothes. I had on a pink velvet velour hoodie with a white trench coat featuring light blue distressed jeans & all white vans with the accessories of 2 square earrings and a gold Tommy Hilfiger watch. He had his very expensive velvet velour burgundy hoodie with a brown velvet velour coat featuring black pants and his Yeezy 750 boosts. That’s a very costly outfit if you ask me and trust me I know it …show more content…
So the reason why I turn up so much in interviews is because I’ve tasted what it means to create and be able to impact, and affect in a positive way and I know that there’s more creativity to happen. And I know that there’s traditionalists that hold back the good thoughts and there’s people in offices that stop the creative people, and [who] are intimidated by actual good ideas I believe that utopia is actually possible but we’re led by the least noble, the least dignified, the least tasteful, the dumbest, and the most political.” At that point I didn’t know what to say because I don’t know why I was just influenced to the full extent. After all that I had to be on my way say nice meeting you and go back to