Tyler Joseph Thesis

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We've all seen stamps before, But what if there was a stamp for someone important to oneself? Sure some presidents, artists, and authors have stamps, but it would amazing to see someone important to oneself on one. Personally, I think Tyler Joseph should be on one.
He is an incredible guy. He has written deep music that has helped many people. There are tons of songs for tons of feels. There are 75+ songs for 7+ billion people.
Tyler cares about so many people. Some people's mindsets are destructive and hurtful towards themselves, and Tyler cared enough to try and help. He cares that some people have mental health issues. Acordding to NewsWeek, nearly 1 in 5 Americans suffer from mental illness each year
He has so much heart for people as such.

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