'I Honestly Never Wanted a Tattoo' Johnny Nobody | Heavily Inked
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- When you look at him now it's almost impossible to believe, but while he was growing up Johnny Nobody didn't want any tattoos. It wasn't until he started going to punk shows and seeing all the tattooed people in the pit that the idea of getting covered came to him. Once he was in, he was all-in. We spoke with Johnny about his roots, night terrors, what made him decide to tattoo his eyeballs and much more.
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I admire people that recognize their (or some of their) contradictions. It's a great personal achievement, in my opinion.
unpopular opinion: saying "i won't get a tattoo cause everybody has one" is as shallow as saying "i want a tattoo just to look unique and different"
I agree with you! I have them because I love them and they're a part of who I am.
You just don't understand, that's all.
why?
💯 man! Get a tattoo or don't get a tattoo cos it's your actual decision which is not influenced by others' thoughts & whatever.
@@tomiekk6255 Your decision whether or not to be tattooed is personal to each individual and it shouldn't make any difference to you whether other people do or don't have them
He preferred being an outkast, in the sense of being heavily tattooed. But now tattoos are so accepted I think he feels that part of his identity is now viewed differently
Yep, you nailed it💯
As someone who has always been an outcast by personality not choice, I couldn't get tattoos for fear of further outcasting myself. I'm glad things have changed. If anything it has helped me become less of an outcast. People think it's edgy and tough to be an outcast, but in reality it's lonely and sad.
@@misterroberts344 Aw that’s kinda sad. Did you end up getting a bunch of tattoos later on because of that ?
He likes shocking people and he’s pissed that he’s not as shocking in 2021. He sounds like a D bag.
What an interesting guy! Some may find this boring but I loved it. Cool to hear about people. Thanks for sharing.
Hey you're me just zoomed in
I feel like the rise in popularity of tattoos has really damaged the egos of some people who have been heavily tattooed or just tattooed in general long before it became cool and I don’t get that. I love seeing more people embracing the art and love for tattoos and piercings. My goal when I started getting tattoos was never to stand out or be rebellious. I just loved the art and the idea of having tattoos and always wanted them from a young age.
Its because they had to deal with basically discrimination and now thats not a thing no more so new tattoo people dont know what its like
@@carnageassassin2617 So they should be happy to see the next generation not experience that same level of discrimination. Always be proud that your kids have better than you did.
@@DogCheese420 Theyre pretty much spoiled its like if u grew up poor and than u become rich so your kid is rich now and he takes it for granted like complaining about not having designer clothes when u didn't even have clean clothed
Thats good,..you can instantly let everyone know your some insecure loser,..cuts out any guessing
@@5664788 Who are you talking to?
It's funny how he wants to feel different and special about himself but in the end, it's like that saying "you're unique ... like everyone else".
No one is unique, we are all the same, no one is better than you.
@@pixytorres7117 that's the meaning lol
Johnny seems like a really cool guy with way more life experience than most of us could ever even imagine. I was onboard until he started coming after the "mom at the grocery store buying her kid lunchables" who was excited to show him her tattoo. I think this weird gatekeeping in the industry is toxic. He doesn't know her story just as much as she doesn't know his, so why judge?
1000000%
Cuz he's self righteous, believing that tattoos must be earned by standards that apparently he has accomplished by being "brutally" honest.
@@joseamador255 he mad cause he wanna feel special
I don't think it's because she have less tattoos then he did. I think he means that not every tattooed person are somehow connected. All people are different, no matter tattooed or not, and you can't just assume that you are on a same page just because you have a tattoo. By the way he even don't want to get all those tattoos if he will start with a blank body. I mean, maybe those tattoos don't define him at all. It's just a reason to start a small talk for those woman, and not a real connection. (sorry I'm not native at English, hope my thoughts are understandable).
@@zayka5640 Not to worry at all, your comment was very easy to understand, you speak English very well! And that is a great point to make to add to the conversation. Thanks for sharing :)
I get it. You see something very important to you that used to be culture becoming commercialized and there's no way to really separate yourself from it. In so many ways it's impossible to live without contradictions. No one's path is straight.
Well said.
This culture wanted to be less taboo. Acceptance leads to becoming more mainstream, and that makes it a better product to sell than it was before
His wife did my two leg tats! They both do killer work!! Shoutout to Janelle Nobody too!
She's awesome!
I like this guy, he's very genuine. After a while I stopped noticing that the whites of his eyes were inked black and saw how pretty the blue irises are. He probably looked terrifying when only one of them was tattooed, though.
"why u lookin at me bro? Clearly I did this to myself." yup that summarises it lol
"it was never a vanity thing for me"
2 minutes earlier:
"I did the right eye purely for vanity haha"
Wait, what?
Right?!
I don't agree with allot of his veiws, but it's awesome how open and self aware he is about his opinions and it's intresting to hear them
Johnny seems like a super cool and chill guy, and I like him from what I've seen if him on the Inked channel. But something about his views on the purpose of being tattooed kinda rubbed me the wrong way.
"If I could start over I'd be blank, because everyone has a tattoo now". Like, as someone who just said they prefer to find a meaning to get a tattoo for, do your tattoos mean that little to you?
I only have a handful myself so far, but even the few tattoos I have are such a valuable and integral part of my identity. Not because I want to be "the different kid", but because of the tattoos themselves. My identity is wrapped in not being tattooed, but what my specific tattoos are. I'd hate to lose the art I've given myself.
Don't know if that makes much sense, that was just my gut reaction
This is the terminally unique guy.
I have never written anything negative about anybody on this channel but there's a first time for everything.
Some may say he’s contradicting himself, but I think it shows (even visually) the way he’s grown and changed through the years. It’s ok for things to be nuanced. I learned a lot just now from hearing his worldview.
I remember being at a party. I was talking to this girl about tattoos, and she started showing me her stuff, and then this guy breaks into the conversation by passively saying, 'I don't believe in self mutilation', and at the time I asked him about his aggressive word choice, and then left it, and later found out that he likes to 'debate'.
Looking back though, I would have asked why? Why make yourself instantly disliked for the sake of an empty comment?
Some people don't care about everyone liking them all the time
Honestly, I would've been like, "Who the hell asked you?" I'm okay with being questioned but don't insult me...
Protip: when someone interjects with this kind of unnecessary comment, they are looking to 'debate'. So just say 'okay' and ignore them. They hate that.
nightmaregirl06 yeah its all about attention
Getting a Tattoo is not self-mutilation. You just wanna mark your body something permanent for aesthetic reason or for symbolism reasons and it just so happens that it comes with pain.
I personally LOVE they way tattooing in our culture has evolved. You want art? Get art. You wanna be an outcast? Get bad, edgy, horrible, tattoos that nobody else likes. Or don't. You're good at your job? What's appearance matter? I also like being able to be female and not be sexually harassed. I like apprentices not being abused. I like walking into a shop and not being afraid. I love the proliferation of tattoo styles and techniques. So you keep to yourself my dude, and let the rest of us have this good thing.
How is there no jokes about his band being called “kill the imposter”. Sounds kinda sus to me
what's sus about that ?
@@Charles-rx5cz Among Us joke probably :)
lol
hahahahaha
thank you omg I was looking for this comment
"As long as I'm creating I'm good"
Very down with this
Also Johnny is incredibly interesting, love hearing thoughts on rebellion and counter culture from someone who feels it on a personal level and has lived through it
There's an arrogance about this guy I can't get past. As humble as he likes to think of himself
"Literally everyone has a tattoo," me a tattoo free person, like nope lol.
This guy reminds me of the skit Portlandia did. When the hipster thought everything he liked was lame, after the "square" guy liked it too.
Yeah it's disappointing how many people seem to like him in the comments. I really hate seeing people try to gate keep tattoos.
I couldn't see what you mean at first. Then it hit the ~8 1/2 minute mark and wow, dude is so far up his own arse. "We're not the same", nah I bet the people he's talking shit about are much nicer than he is!
@@eeeggg33 agreed. I was thinking the same thing. He lost me at everyone has a tattoo. Well maybe everyone in your area or that you know but literally my whole family doesn't have a single tattoo.
I really love blackened eyes, but there is no way I would ever have the courage to go for it. Has to hurt like hell
eye tattoos are supposed to be pretty much painless because there are no nerve endings where they put the needle
but you would lose some percentage of your vision :(
@@STERNUM_Official no you wouldn't, unless something goes wrong. Eyes don't work like that, the tattoo isn't going on your cornea, in your iris or pupil or anything.
it’s more of an injection process
@@ashdragon4000 a lot of people that have got it done say that the whites of your eyes serve a purpose after all and that it does impair your vision after all… 🤷🏻♀️
Self righteousness leaves a bitter taste in my mouth
This is one of the most interesting sit downs I've ever seen on this channel. I really dig this guy and what he stands for, super cool dude.
Im not a fan of eyeball tattoo.. but its fits this guy so well.
I can’t imagine not wanting to be a tattoo artist, but he has experience so there’s more that I don’t know about the industry.
I don't have a tattoo. My spouse doesn't have any. I think they're fascinating, but don't really feel the drive to get inked. I know more people that don't have any than do.
“Inked”
maori women usually get their chins tattooed, men usually get more than just their chins done like their nose and forehead, or whole face. also, that aint a maori design from what I can tell
Bro that’s what I was thinking but it still looks dope
It looks like a bad Maori tattoo. I think he got it done on his chin because he wanted to respect the culture by having correct placement but didn't want to overcommit and get his entire face done.
Why doesn’t he find a new career and outlet, then. If it causes so much internal strife, walk away. No one owes you trials and tribulations to justify how they choose to adorn their body. If there’s so much disdain for tattoos on the every person, maybe it’s time to seek a therapist.
This wasn’t endearing as much as it was condescending.
He’s a funny guy and I do get why he said the things he said however everyone should be able to get a tattoo without having to “earn it”. You should get a tattoo whether it’s just for the hell of it or has meaning
nah there's a purpose behind that and everyone should have to earn at least one tattoo. as much as i want face
tats, i've got a long way to go before i get there. earning it changes things, makes it much more worth it
I totally agree with Carolina: you shouldn’t have to “earn” it. I do not at all agree with the attitude that artists should be gatekeepers to tattoos, especially given the abject hypocrisy of artists refusing to do the tattoos that they themselves had before they “earned” it by their own rules!
I don't even know how you can 'earn' a tattoo. Wouldn't the defenition of ''having earned it'' change per person?
Like there's not really a universal measurement of when you have ''earned it'', it just makes you sound like you think other people don't deserve it.
Art is for everyone, so tattoos are too. Feel like this is a little bit of a gatekeeping attitude that is honestly not very neccesary. The grocery mom can be just as excited about tattoos as you are :)
@@WhimsyCottage perfectly said
@@stella-vu8vh how do you earn one, from your perspective?
there is something super-iffy about this guy!! i don't wanna be like my parents, i don't wanna be like "normal" people, i don't wanna be like the rest of the tattoo-society. he's doing everything he can not to be like other people and the more he fight it the less unique he gets. if he wouldn't care about the rest of us he would be totally unique and super cool. really superficial. he hates himself which is sad..
Well, he explained the life his parents had, the alcohol and the drugs. Seems reasonable to me that, while growing up, he didn't want to be like them in any single way (even having tattoos) in fear it could mean he was like them.
The tattoo scene isn't anything new, having a tattoo doesn't mean the same, many older artists say the same as him. It is true that if they want having a tattoo to be more accepted and less taboo, they have to deal with it becoming more mainstream, since open minded people who accept it will also be more inclined to enter the scene and get one. What sucks is that old school artists like him would rather criticize and do nothing instead of educating newcomers.
As for not liking being like normal people is fine, but I agree that doing everything to not look normal even if it means that you are contradicting your own personality, your tastes and what makes you unique just for the sake of being different, it makes you, ironically, as blank as the ones who wipe their personality to be normal
Strange he is so judgemental on other peoples appearances after talking about how he is judged on his.
Agreed
Thank you for being so honest and open 💚
Kind of dude who only smoked weed when it was illegal for the cool factor. Once a poser, always a poser.
Hahahahaha
Everything this guy said made sense to me. I, however, haven’t covered the 2002 Brazilian tribal band on my left calf haha.
This man was so interesting. At 10 I went to NZ and thought that Ta Moko was the most beautiful thing in the world. I'm 40 now with a handful of tats but still pining for an authentic Maori tattoo
Agreed, Maori tattoos are so incredibly beautiful.
Just do your research and get something stylized, rather than appropriating if it isn't your own culture.
I’ve wanted a Maori tattoo for so long
Crazy story about your ink. I started earning mine in prison. Now I tattoo myself on a nightly basis and I can’t stop because every day there is something meaningful that I experience or see. So I spend the end of my day inking myself. I have learned to tattoo with my left hand, I do most of it freehand. I’m a single dad so all the parents look at me like they do at you. I told myself never hands or face. My hands are covered. I’m running out of space and I’m kind of wondering when it’s going to happen. Good on you, bro. This video put you in a vulnerable place and being vulnerable is necessary for growth. I don’t know when or if I’ll stop. My body is just a car, so it may as well make a scene when I return it to the rental agency. Let them deal with it!
I love the idea of people with blue or green eyes having their eyes "tattooed" because it just looks so good, like...have you seen Veronica Carol Blades?! And this guy, this guy just looks awesome
Johnny's such a chill ass guy though. Haven't had the chance to meet him, it'd be cool to at some point.
Butt Kill The Imposter is an amazing band, love all their stuff. Go check them out 🤘
Honesty is so rare, great interview! I prefer scars over ink myself but that's just me.
I love @Inked feature stories. Keep up the great work.
You're absolutely fucking gorgeous 😍😛 you should definitely hmu
Thank you 👏👏 We do it for you guys!
@@Deathcore_Cvlt shut up
tattoo gatekeeping, soooo cool dude.... i mean, he don´t get to decide who can and can´t get tattoos.
FACTS 🗣
Maybe if this dude stopped gatekeeping he'd maybe enjoy the industry more. God, so whiny 😂
I love how this guy is a hardcore kid to the max. Checked out his band and it is sick
I like this guy.
I always find my meanings before my tattoos. It feels like the right way to do it.
im the opposite, my mindset is "if there is a meaning behind mine/your tattoo i/you will regret it"
tryin to keep it funny and dumb(:
@@christerpettersson5750 that’s the way I’m going about it too. If I like it, then I want it, even if I just think it’s funny/cute/wild ect ect. Next tattoo is a cartoony hot alien girl just because I want it, if I decide against it by January (when my appointment is) then I wont get it. But life’s way to serious for me not to have fun
Ive been in the industry for a couple decades now an i hit the like button only when he said "i dont like where the industry has gone" . I couldnt agree more. I feel the same.
He’s awesome! His work & his wife Janelle’s work is absolutely stellar! He’s so authentic and true to himself & what he stands for. I ❤️ it!
Your a real m'fer! I only got a couple tart's. But your a somebody in my eyes! . Seen ya okay, wow. Keep the stand!
Love his humor!!❤️🔥
I really enjoy his appearances on Inked (I am pretty sure there is another). He just seems like a cool guy to hang around.
I really dig how He does not tattoo peoples very visible spots! granted when I had only one on the back of my neck I went in to a shop and said I want My hands done. "I've heard some people don't unless most your body is covered" but since I was 19 I believe I had my hands done, no sleeves, did my neck just completely visible spots before I started getting heavily tatted. anyway Mad respect dude.
Great video with realistic insight from the subject. The piercing story shows just how much opinions can change like fashion.
love listening to this guy. keeping it real
"Literally everyone has a tattoo."
Well, no.. That's not true but go off 😂
I have a full sleeve by Johnny and now starting my leg sleeve with him. Super talented and just a unique and awesome genuine guy!
That moment where he mentioned that lady in the grocery store... It's like " no lady , you Have a tattoo..I AM a tattoo" lol
He seems like a sweetheart I love Im his part in all the videos
band name is very relevant for 2020 and 2021
This guy just likes listening to himself talk
Personally I've always wanted a sleeve, for over 20 years. I'm getting one in a few months because I can finally afford it!
How much do they cost
@@carnageassassin2617 It depends on the artist, the size, stuff like that. Some artists have a day rate.
@@carnageassassin2617depends what you get but generally $600-$800 or so for a half sleeve. From a solid artist
huh, i never realized his chin tattoo was inspired by tā moko. kinda weird to see that on a pakeha dude and it sure isn't a traditional design, but it definitely looks cool!
I felt him on him saying you find the reason first then find a tattoo for it
“Don’t do a face before sleeves or neck” my face was my second tattoo and holds so sooooo much meaning . My artist made absolute sure that I wanted it and made sure it looked perfect but to deny me by saying “I hadn’t earned it” at the time , that’s just wrong .
Some people are drops of water, but this dude is a pool. It was so interesting to be listening his story, wonderful video
I was having this conversation the other day, I'm a collector. Meaning, there wasn't ever a big ( plan). Since the 80s. Got my first tattoo when I was 16. Bob Shaw. And picked up others as time went on when I had the money.. ( I) did not invent this shit. But was getting them when only bikers ,sailors, prisoners were getting them. I kinda liked it cause it set me apart and was interesting. Fast forward to 2000 teens. It went from , you'll never get a job, to soccer moms getting random ones, to sports players getting heavily inked, especially like mma athletes getting alot, to guys like Rogan getting sleeves done in a short amount of time. Rappers going on to get face work, to now. Look where the fuck we're at. I'm with this dude. If I had it to do over again ,I'd probly stay free of any of it. This is only my opinion.
He is in the industry, I'm as he is, in the lifestyle,but not in the ( industry). Our modern hipsters had a part in it too
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Again, just my opinion. But my sure there are others that share this opinion.
Everybody do what makes you happy.
I just wish I weren't a part of all this..
My opinion. Good day people.
P.S. add the whole Inkmaster, inked exposure has made this a bit of mainstream, which I wasn't after, at all.
Why do I always see so many people get the leviathan cross, especially on the face? It’s pretty much like the feathers or barbwire tats. The live laugh love of the alt community. Haha
I love his share and his ink
Goddamn, you're absolutely fucking gorgeous 😍😛 you should definitely hmu
Met this gentleman at a convention in Chicago. His best work was a tat of Eric Stoltz as Rocky Dennis. Hilarious
when he said doesn't like where the tattoo industry has gone, he's talking to all you people getting 100 little tattoos on your faces and arms
and like he said tv shows, cameras, grocery store mom with a little tattoo.
Agreed! Those are the same people that when they tske off their clothes, there's no tattoos or not many tattoos that are under clothes and are personal. People nowadays are getting tattooed because its "cool" and its a fad right now. So they get tattoed in spots that are visible to the public. That's just vanity. Im perfectly content with wearing clothing covering some of my tattoos, and if i died without anyone seeing most of them, so be it, they were for ME in the first place, and NOT for looks.
@@RM-TheQuadroon My tattoos are also only for me. But they are on my forearms arms and hand... because you know what? I WANT TO SEE THEM without having to strip down. People get tattoos in different places for different reasons. Would i get tattoos on other areas? Yes. But only if they make sense. I'm not flaunting my tattoos for others but i'm not gonna hide them either because other people might see them. If you like not showing your tattoos, that's great. But that doesn't make other people automatically lesser or attention seeking if they want them visible.
honestly both y'all overthinking it.
you are too worried about imposing your own beliefs on others, or caring what they think.
when we die we all go in the dirt, just remember that. humble yourself
@@JamFlexx i wrote my comment for the girls who are like "i have 27 tattoos" but one of my pieces has more ink then all of those combined
I'm 51 and I've no tats...
Reasons??
I like to change things a lot and, once tattooed you can't move nor change it.....
I can't think of anything I'd like now that I'd like in 10 years or more....
I'm an artist and a perfectionist. The idea of someone else's art on me is NOT appealing.....
The eye tattoo looks badass. Would never get it personally but I like the way the black ones look.
He has no idea what he's talking about or who he is. A walking contradiction. Your unique bud just like everyone else.
Damn his eyes look so sexy with that green and the blackened outside that's fire
Could not agree more
this was the best episode they've ever made. god I loved this guy and his whole message regarding the direction the industry is going in
If u want a tattoo anywhere on your body and in any style get it its your body simples i get tattoos for me not anybody else when i get mine its like it was ment to be there my armour i always knew from a kid id have tattoos
4:54 "I don't tattoo hands, necks, or faces unless you have sleeves.... or you've eArNeD iT."
What does that supposed to mean? 🤔 Earn what? We have to prove something now???
🙄🙄🙄
❤💜💙🌈🐢
Most artists either refuse to tattoo those spots usually or they will charge you more like $100 starting price in those spots. They don’t want to ruin your chances of having a career most say but if they are just refusing for other reasons then that’s really wack.. especially if they have them themselves. :9
@@drewblanche I already have 9 on my hands and still get jobs. 🤷🏻♀️ I've had real tattoo artists, so yeah. But that still doesn't answer my question.
EARN WHAT?
@@DJDenise It's an old school thing. Back in the day, if you had your neck or face or hands tattooed they were considered "job stoppers." It was customary for tattooers to refuse to give you tattoos there unless you had full sleeves/a lot of visible tattoos, in other words, they wouldn't do it for somebody who hadn't already walked around with very visible tattoos and experienced the sort of effect that could have on their life. These days tattoos are much more acceptable (depending on where you live), so there isn't the same stigma around them. But if you were walking around with your hands tattooed in the '80s or before it was a huge deal.
@@drewblanche $100 for a face tattoo really doesn't deter that much. Shop minimums usually go $75-$100 .
My favourite interview so far
Me@ the park w my son, the other dads have warmed up to me i tell them "i got enough ink here for everyone"
Really like him a lot! :)
Approved.
I like his eye and nose bridge tatts.
This dude is still an outcast tho, idk where he lives but like....I'm a tattoo apprentice rn in a small city in Brazil and even people with a few tattoos stare at my half sleeve. I see where he's coming from but tattoos are still far from being mainstream.
I love Johnny!
Also. Kill the imposter is one of my favorite metal bands 🤘🏼
Johnie is a good dude, I tattooed in Murfreesboro and he would come in the shop a lot and we would talk. He really is a good ass dude. Him and brix would come in alot
a white man wearing a Māori moko isn't okay, and while i'm all for breaking gender norms does he know that's a feminine moko? anyway the patterns used in tā moko (and polynesian tattoos in general) are very specific and represent one's family or tribe or deeds so one wonders whose family this person wears on his face. Māori people face a lot of discrimination, and have been often forbidden to wear the moko, and then this guy just wears it because he wants to without the baggage attached.
Then he looks down on people in the grocery store for having, probably way less offensive, tattoos. Dude's lame.
Could say why do people get japanese style tattoos when they arnt japanesse or in the ukuza
@@Nuztank in what way? Both are traditions with significant meaning and purpose, that western society has used as decoration.
It is the privilege of being a people that haven't faced genocide and cultural cleansing. However tattooing as an artform in general, was brought from Polynesian, other Asian, South American, and African countries.
@@sainjawoof3506 your comments hurt my brain lol
Shout out to Johnny for being honest and saying you wouldn’t get tattooed if you had to do it over. I respect the honesty man.
That was deep and I love him
More people being accepted is a good thing??? It’s good that many people don’t have to go through hardship after getting tattooed. Like. That’s good dude
This dude is exactly like Holden from The Catcher in the Rye. He calls anyone that doesn't fit his narrow-minded worldview a phony. The most annoying character I've come across in a book I think.
He is real and not afraid to speak on his true feelings. Rare these days 💎
The only tattoos I’m not a fan of are the black eyes and the bar on his nose
good thing no one asked you!
can someone elp me find his instagram handle? the one in the link doesn't appear to be working
Deep intelligence here. Deep.
When you say “you have to earn your tattoos” what do you mean?
It's usually some gatekeeping nonsense, some people say it about only getting tattoos that have a deep meaning, other people say you're not earning your tattoos if you use numbing creams, or if you complain that they hurt, etc etc etc
But in this instance he's saying that he won't tattoo hands necks or faces on people who aren't already heavily tattooed because those tattoos really influence your ability to get jobs and how people perceive you in general. Most responsible tattoo artists have the same policy.
@@Rose-jz6sx And it’s an outdated view that held it back for ages. I find the gatekeeping in the industry disgusting, and that includes “i won’t do hands and necks if you aren’t covered.”
I wish eye tattoos were safer. This guy looks unreal. I just worry too much about my eyesight
I don't think he has a happy out look to life. That's sad:/ his experiences are not ours....so u cant claim a certain way of tattooing-thats how you close off a lot of people. And tattoos are JUST getting widely accepted
I don't think he's claiming a certain way of tattooing. To me it seems like he just misses the old school tattooing culture and it makes sense honestly. Lots of nostalgia. For example personally I would much rather go to blockbuster than use Netflix, but I don't have that option anymore and it sucks... you know?
Yeah, people do seem to get stuck to a certain way of thinking, and for whatever reason thinks soccer mom's and khaki wearing individuals are fake - is that from a movie or something?
This dude is incredibly self aware. Much respect. Not many can be so brutally honest with themselves like this. Even the most "honest" person, to the people around them, lie to themselves constantly just to make it through the day. It seems like Johnny refuses to. Respect.
Nice guy I have a tattoo by him he worked at a shop I apprenticed at.