#live free die young

[munchymunchkin]

[ditzyballerina]

[suddencolds]

.~

[nutklcker]

@koukaaa-descent they are so special to me

also im sorry if the picture shows up as gigantic im posting this from my art laptop and idk how to make it smaller teehee

[glitteratti]

acolyte by slaughter beach dog is theeeee percabeth song of all time. i stand and die by this

[some1willrememberus]

FLETCHER - Live Young Die Free

[incendiorum]

sometimes I ponder the fact that io could have been so much gentler than what they turned out to be. that if life had been kinder they could have been kind themself. they really, truly, actually could have broken the cycle imposed on them by the venadeus bloodline. but no. the odds were stacked against them, and io hasn’t broken much of anything.

[420technoblazeit]

dear god i pray that whatever writers thought the spn finale was a good ending go to hell no matter what

[callmebrycelee]

HAPPY 44TH BIRTHDAY, JONATHAN SADOWSKI!!!

[yourgirlrey]

i wish i was rich and famous

[amandolar]

I just want to run and feel free

Live

Live for the first time

Be the truly me

Have a new start

A new opportunity

[nostalgia-tblr]

YOU CAN RUN WITH US!!!!

the unbreakable connection between me and a song I heard in a fanvid over ten years ago

[rastronomicals]

5:58 AM EDT August 30, 2024:

Overkill - "Live Young, Die Free" From the album Horrorscope (September 3, 1991)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

File under: Speedmetal

[xxprettyhatemachinexx]

Okay so I may have gone overboard and I sense consequences in my future

[writingmyversion]

“I intend to live a fast life, die young and be a beautiful corpse," [1920] ‘Live fast, die young, and have a good-looking corpse" [1947] ‘Live Fast Die Young’, most of us groove to those words, and for many of us it hits deep, resonating with a raw intensity that transcends generations. But have those words been the same in 1920 or 1947 when Willard Motley first published the phrase. Back then, it was fuelled by the desire to live a life on one’s own terms and ‘to leave a good-looking corpse’ as Mrs. Luce would agree. “Live well” = “live a fast life” [1925] | “Live hard” = “Live fast” [1930] It was a lifestyle built on choices to give one freedom to become one’s true self and lead the path carefree. It was about leaving behind a legacy so beautiful it would echo through eternity. “The curse of James Dean car” [1955] So, was the curse of James Dean's car a curse indeed? An actor who breathed life into the phrase published by Willard Motley and followed it all the way with a premature and tragic death in 1955, made the headlines flash ‘James Dean curse’; ‘Curse of Dean’s car’ but did it fall upon the rising stars, the ‘music industry’ had ever birthed. “The 27 Club” or “Forever 27” A wave that shook the industry most post-1960s, constituted a club no one wishes to join yet some yearn to even reach its door. The Club emerged through the constant struggle against addiction, mental health battles, burnout, and the relentless pressure to stay on top. And when the inevitable happened, they left this world too soon; they lived fast and died young indeed but the reality of their passing seems far from beautiful. “What’s the 27 club, we ain’t making it past 21” [2017] But if we fast forward, then what’s that yearning we see in artists to make it to the club? Speaking of, while in the most eastern Asian part of the world Kim Jong-Hyun, (member of one of the most popular K-Pop band, ‘SHINee’s’) made it to the saddest and tragic, ‘The 27 Club’, the same year Jarad Anthony Higgins (Juice WRLD, Pop singer & rapper) from Western part of the world, America sang ‘Legends’ with yearning, “What’s the 27 club, we ain’t making it past 21”. And he most certainly couldn’t find that out, but he did make it past 21 which throws light upon the ‘Piner’s Club’ who meet their tragic end before even making it to the tragic ‘The 27 Club’. But then, would Avicii’s crossing the 27 only to reach 8 months afar, impact the 27 Club? Perhaps, an announcement left for another decade. Despite, all the pain, struggles, and tragedies, the bygones succeed in leaving behind something truly remarkable. Their music becomes their legacy, a timeless reminder of their talent and passion. It's a legacy that transcends time, touching the hearts of audiences for generations to come. ‘Live Fast, Die Young’ has shaped into a reflection of the complex and often turbulent lives of those who dare to chase their dreams. Because often the journey holds a blurry vision of ‘intentional and unintentional’ and living with own terms gets lost in turbulence. But as we reflect on their journeys, we're left wondering – is it truly necessary to live fast and die young to leave a beautiful legacy? It's a question that lingers in the air, inviting us to ponder the true essence of a life well-lived." PS: Seeing the phrase in the lyrics of one of my favourite songs, by one of my favourite Artists who are really young, intrigued me and led to this typing.[But they went on a BREAK!] Regardless of your life, in the journey to your beautiful legacy, I wish you reap the importance of having a break, taking a pause, or steering your life to your own terms.