Bro I love the new music and these conversations. For some reason I keep finding myself going back to Camp Lukewarm. Keep being yourself Montell. We love you. Also very cool to see a more personal side to you and Omar in this video!
giving yourself grace because life is hard is such an enlightening mindset, and I love that I share it with them. Omar saying he was overcompensating is such a relatable thing to say. Being in the closet until my senior year of high school, I've learned to repress a lot of myself. So now entering my junior year of college, I've overcompensated in the past with hookups yearning to feel wanted and accepted because I never got to experience "young love" or things that straight people do, I'm gonna need a song about being gay and going through that because goddam. At the end of the day, life is short, and nothing matters... our presence in this universe is minimal, nothing is that deep, even hatred and shade from others; our value comes from ourselves, and that is something no way can strip away. I'm really happy that Montell and Omar are discussing real gay issues. Literally took the words of my moth
i could totally pop an 8 hour version of this into my headphones and go to work. i loved this. i wish my podcast conversations could be as cool as this one.
I really needed this, thank you. I feel like most of the time I am just doing things for money or other people, never myself. Trying to think of the fastest way to make money for stability. Hearing you guys talk is so refreshing. My journal is full of entries, from poetry to other shit I write about, like Omar said when he needs a place to put the pain. I hope one day I can have faith in myself to put some stuff out there, once I get more of my mind in clear direction. I love these kind of conversations, calm but talking about real things that run deep. I take away from this that I should really just be more myself instead of the ideas people have more me.
This is the first time I've seen one of these and when I tell you this made me so emotional. This was so beautiful done and two extraordinary people. It's vulnerability and honesty was refreshing beyond belief. The conversation was art itself
Interesting. It is indeed important to have integrity, and to be faithful to your vision and identity. May we all learn to see people for who they are--without projecting our personal wants and needs onto them.
I like this guy a lot in my class. Class ends this week and I think this will be the last time I’ll get to see him :) but he’ll live forever in the first moment we met and clicked
My soul felt the pain embedded in this embroidery. I resonated with some of those fibers❤. Hope the needle and thread sews you closer to Jesus as it is for me currently.
