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[illegalchopper]

Clublife.

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

I guess it's nothing now..

[peanutposting]

My ride or die

[dilffinfectionn]

anything for him 🔥💖

[kawaiijay]

The original OGs

[hippiebikergirl]

Happy Tuesday!! Who’s up for a ride before the rain hits??

[trapangeles]

LateAfter8: A Journey of Authenticity and Growth with LifeFullOfSin/RideOrDie

In a world where music is often a reflection of the artist's soul, LateAfter8 emerges as a storyteller with an unfiltered lens on life's trials and triumphs. Hailing from the same area as his long-time collaborator @Fatboyslapz, LateAfter8’s latest release, LifeFullOfSin/RideOrDie, is more than just a song and video—it's a raw, emotional narrative of his journey. With gripping visuals and poignant lyrics, LateAfter8 invites his audience into a world shaped by struggle, resilience, and authenticity.

The Inspiration: Trials, Tribulations, and Realizations

The dual concept of LifeFullOfSin/RideOrDie is deeply personal. LateAfter8 explains, “The inspiration for LifeFullOfSin is me going through trials and tribulations in my life trying to find the right path. At the same time, there are individuals who don’t want to see you win. I like that—it makes me go hard.”

On the other side of the story, RideOrDie reflects his desire for unwavering support in his personal life. “The RideOrDie song is from me being so serious with my life decisions and career choices. I need a woman by my side who gets me.” Together, these tracks create a powerful narrative about perseverance and the importance of loyalty.

Bringing the Vision to Life

For years, LateAfter8 has collaborated with videographer @Fatboyslapz, and this partnership has allowed him to bring his creative visions to life seamlessly. “He kinda just knows how I want my videos,” LateAfter8 shares. This understanding made the process smoother, even when challenges arose. The most difficult part? “How I wanted to compose myself in front of the camera.”

The video itself is packed with emotion, with every scene reflecting pieces of LateAfter8’s personal experiences. “All of the scenes are really emotions I have in my life,” he reveals. This authenticity ties the video to his artistic journey, showcasing his growth. “It shows my progression from all my other work—more truthful lines and rhymes.”

Lyrics and Visuals: A Perfect Match

The beauty of LifeFullOfSin/RideOrDie lies in its simplicity. “The lyrics are straight to the point,” LateAfter8 explains. “The video just adds the perfect painting towards the viewer.” This fusion of music and visuals creates a layered experience for listeners and viewers alike, with themes of family, friends, enemies, and relationships.

LateAfter8 hopes his audience feels the weight of his emotions through the song. “I want my listeners to understand the deep feelings I have about certain situations,” he says.

The Audience Response: Real and Appreciated

Since the release of LifeFullOfSin/RideOrDie, the response has been overwhelmingly positive. “The response has been real and appreciated. Nothing but good support,” LateAfter8 shares. One comment, in particular, stood out: “Wait til ‘25.” This kind of feedback fuels his drive and confirms that his authenticity resonates with his audience.

Looking Ahead: Authenticity and Growth

The LifeFullOfSin/RideOrDie video isn’t just a standalone project—it’s a glimpse into what’s to come. “You can definitely expect more visuals like this for my upcoming project,” LateAfter8 says. With each release, he’s determined to showcase his true self. “This video sets the tone for me as an artist because I’m showing and giving my authentic self rather than imitating another artist’s style or flow.”

A Message of Resilience

LateAfter8’s story is one of resilience, authenticity, and self-expression. His music not only reflects his personal experiences but also serves as a source of inspiration for his listeners. LifeFullOfSin/RideOrDie is a testament to his growth and his commitment to staying true to himself.

With more visuals, deeper storytelling, and authentic connections, LateAfter8 is solidifying his place in the music scene as an artist unafraid to be vulnerable and real. As his fan said, “Wait til ‘25”—the future is looking bright for LateAfter8.

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[cordonianquartet]

IM SO SICK WDYM COLT KANEKO WAS GONNA BE ENGAGED IN THE SEQUEL

[motocrunch]

[illegalchopper]

Back from the future.

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

Time always exposes what you truly mean to someone.

[jojo-lane]

When I first started reading Steel Ball Run, I felt an instant kinship towards Diego. He was angry, venegful and ambitious but out of all the side characters and villains, he cut the most lonliest figure to me. He was a recurring rival for the main characters and while Johnny had Gyro, Diego had no one and he doesn't team up with Hot Pants until much later in the story.

I really looked at Diego and thought, "you know what he needs? A friend!" and that's how I came up with Lane. I also had just finished Part 6 and was very much inspired by Dio's own friendship with Pucci too.

They are not there in my fic yet but Lane comes around to truly and unconditionally admires Diego for who he is and what he has accomplished which would probably scare him a little bit and thus, turn him into bit of a tsundere. 😅

Diego and Lane are wholesome partners in crimes, encouraging the worst and the best in each other. Annoying each other with stupid pun jokes and literature debates.

[elisabeta-darling]

[hippiebikergirl]

Two for Tuesday!!! I hope y’all had an amazing day!!

[impermanent-art]

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Sony Pictures hired me to produce a project at Spotify HQ in support of their upcoming film Bad Boys: Ride Or Die, and I was fortunate to get another chance to work with consummate pro Levi Ponce who delivers the goods every time. Thank you to Levi and everyone involved.