I Made Goku's FAVORITE Meal from Dragon Ball Z
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- Опубликовано: 22 мар 2024
- I am FINALLY making Goku's FAVORITE Meal and this one is amazing. Simple, easy to make, delicious. Like Goku's hair.
Hey, thanks for being here. In reality, this is Akira Toriyama's favorite meal. I didn't want to title the video with his name out of respect and to not seem like it is click bait. Which...I guess this is click bait in a way.
Toriyama-sensei molded my childhood in ways I had not even thought about until I reflected on his passing. I can not express into words how much this man influenced my entire life. Entire. Life. I would not be here without his work. Without my obsession with Dragon Ball Z. I wouldn't have taken my health seriously without Goku.
So much of my life stems from his creators and thinking about that really puts life into perspective.
I truly hope you find someone who inspires you as much as he did me.
Thank you sensei, for everything.
If you want to check out the artist I mentioned, you can find them here:
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Yo wassup chefpkr
Also, thank you for doing this I bet Akira toryima was watching over you while you were making this. He would have been proud.
Thank you for this video and it makes sense as I don't know what Goku's actual fav is. But when I heard Toriyama died, I teared up a bunch. So I cooked multiple meals since then I knew Goku loved or felt like he would like fried rice, stir fry, katsudon. Got pork buns as well
Hey ChefPK would you be able to say what the size is for that art print? I am thinking about picking that up and that size looks perfect for my wall
The print is 20x30 on canvas :)
I think akira toriyama was one of the only celebrity deaths that actually effected me, never gonna forget watching dragon ball z as a kid with my brother
Same Really the only other death I can think of that effected me was technoblade
I started crying and I'm not even a big fan. Just know what he MEANT to so many people, y'know?
Miura got me two years ago. I feel like that hit softened the blow of losing Toriyama-sensei a tiny bit, since I lost a beloved mangaka already.
Still cried my eyes out for three days after I heard Toriyama-sensei made his journey to Enma-sama's mahogany desk.
For me it was wjen Eddie Gurreo died
Agreed. I started to cry when I heard of the news
Golden Curry is the best _"I have no energy and I must eat."_ item. It is cheap, easy, and good enough that even if I had several million dollars I would still buy it. Damn... it is wild that we can both remember a time when anime and nerd culture was definitively not cool. This one is for you Akira Toriyama, from people who really did fall in love with your work before it was cool.
Toriyama's work made massive waves worldwide. Being a Sonic fan, there's no way to overstate how much influence Dragon Ball Z has had on the franchise. Thanks for making Toriyama his fave, Chef.
I think this is also why I was and still am a Sonic Fan.
" Work hard! Study well! And eat and sleep plenty. That is the Turtle Hermit way!"
I remember staying at my grandparent's house as a kid, staying up way too late watching TV and coming across DBZ. Goku was fighting Freiza on Namek. The next time I was over, Cell had just achieved his perfect form. The more I watched, the more engrossed in this magical world I became. I watched the entire show from beginning to end when I was in college, and my love for anime has been strong since then. RIP Toriyama-sensei, and thank you so very much. Piccolo is my favorite character too.
dam you got me bawling my eyes out.
for everyone reading this. don't be cheap. put in the effort to cook something really, truly outstanding for your loved ones, before you lose them.
It was hard for me to watch this back. Hope it inspired you :)
@@CHEFPKR it certainly did...
As you were talking about Akira Toriyama, reminded me of someone who affected a lot of mangskas (manga artists) and anime creators was Dr. Osuma Tezuka,, he started modern anime, pushed the boundaries of anime, and created 150,000 pages of mangas and 273 manga series, and to top the cherry, had made 120 animes, as well influenced artists such as Hayao Miyazaki and Akira Toriyama have cited Tezuka as an inspiration for their works. so indirectly you had been influenced by Dr. Tezuka, because if Tezuka hadn't started modern mangas and anime, we would not have what we have today.
Imagine Akira Toriyama comes back and he knows the Spirit Bomb and Kaioken, and then he just confirms the existence of the afterlife? Unlikely but a man can dream.
Goku's favorite meal is the one right in front of him, but I get where you're coming from with this. The tributes that have coming out have been nothing short of beautiful and beautifully heartfelt.
It still feels surreal to hear Toriyama-sensei referred to in the past tense. Thank you for making this tribute to one of the most influential figures in modern culture.
I’m 30 seconds in and I already love this video. I think all of us in our 30+ years got hit hard with that news. Not to say the younger generation isn’t bombed with this news, it just hits different when you grew watching his works.
After watch edit: I had seen the vageta arc so many times I was able to watch it dubbed in Spanish on telemundo and still know what was going on. Anchor Blue had some of the best jeans. The shorts where fire as well. As far as if luffy would exist, go read Oda’s tribute to Toriyama. I would like to hear about an egg representing krillin. As far as I know his name is more a nod to kuri or chestnut. Either way as expected I love this and I will be attempting this soon.
Akira Toriyama was an inspiration and will be very missed. DBZ is what got me into Anime and I'm sure it's the same for many others
I watched it with my older cousin when i was 7 or 8. His favorite character is kid trunks and mine is piccolo. Even though I never cried over his death, I still respect and appreciate him for introducing me into anime. Rip Toriyama🕊️💚
What a beautiful video, just great what this man created and all the stories behind it. Dragon Ball was one of the best things in my youth and did a lot for me. Simply awesome how it brought us all together and still does today. It was an honor to be mentioned by you in the video bro. RIP Akira Toriyama and enjoy you're favorite food in heaven. 🕊🍛🙏
I’m over here crying big fat tears 😢dragon ball z got me into anime and martial arts. I watched Dbz everyday after school and later on adult swim. Toriyama molded my childhood ❤
you could've simply said it was akira toriyama's favorite meal and it'll still get attention, still it's a good tribute to the creator of one of my favorite anime series
Toriyama's influence for me wasn't grounded in anime, but the character designs he did for Squaresoft back in the SNES days. Chrono Trigger was kind of foundational in my life back in the mid-late 90s, and Toriyama's art and character designs were a big part of that. Especially the wild, spiky red hair of Crono.
May Toriyama-sama's legacy live on for many generations.
Toriyama influenced so many different franchises. He actually recommended to Bandai to hire Nakatsuru Katsuyoshi, who worked with Toriyama on the anime, to be the character designer of Digimon Adventure.
I gotta give it to you around 9:00 that in fact, DBZ made anime in western culture very popular before all the others, made ppl craving for more stories and characters. Before that we had some shows like Sabre Rider or Queen Millenia, the only anime-like animes I actually remember before watching DBZ in Europe. Other animes were like folk story telling like "Heidi" or "Niklas" that were very niché-esque, but we- back then- didn´t recognize it as japanese anime but a cool quirky animation style.
I have a tale to tell of a game that Toriyama-sama worked on called Dragon Warrior III. Not only was it a favorite if mine, but apparently it was a favorite of Toriyama's as well.
His wife supposedly even needed to confiscate his NES because it was getting in the way of his manga work.
Almost got me to tear up and i aint cried since 2018. Great work, chef. You’re everything an artist should be.
In this order dragon ball, dragon ball z, a chunk of dragon ball gt and dragon ball super in that order I started watching a few years into my teens and I feel disappointed that I only started watching it in my teens akira toriama shaped countless childhoods and he will not be forgotten rest in peace and thank you for teaching us to break our limits
What a beautiful tribute to a great man. Well done Chef.
Thank you :)
Man this hit the feels harder then I expected. Love you and what you do.
I like that you did this video be different from your usual videos now, 0 voice over edits just pure talking in the moment. Reminds me of when you just started making these videos
i remember growing up watching anime when it wasnt cool. The people who enjoyed it were called gay or r*tarded or some derogatory name. Until SSJ3 came out and it shook the entire schools view on anime. I love that Toiyama opened up this space to allow people to confidently love anime.
lovely tribute ...33 and im in tears..i met my BF discussing Toonami shows and we choose to watch dbz ...also you can do more than cook..you tell amazing stories so thank you and thank you Toriyama Sensei
This is a great tribute to such an influential creator. Thanks for sharing your story.
That's the thing that his work with dragon ball. Z was really the push into the West. Here that the anime world really needed. Yes, there was anime kind of here, but it wasn't till dragon ball z came out into the West here. That's it really was the breakthrough that we need it
Respect 🫡
How did you get here 4 days ago 💀
Man, I remember my sister and I would watch DBZ after school all the time. There was a cartoon block during Toonami and it was so awesome. Those were some great times.
I actually just made some pork katsu golden curry as well so this is perfect timing.
A wonderful tribute to Toriyama, Chef. It's really cool to hear how he inspired you in different ways throughout your life with his work, especially as a fellow lifelong Dragon Ball fan.
Some of my earliest memories are of watching DBZ on VHS tapes my dad owned. It was also a way for my sisters and I to connect as we were never particularly close, but one thing we did share was an interest in anime, and DBZ was very much a part of that for us. It also probably subconsciously let child me know that shows didn't need to be for any one gender as was especially the case marketing wise back in the 2000s because all of us enjoyed it and other shows mainly targeted at one gender together.
And that's something Toriyama has done on a level few else ever have or will; Bring people together.
Grew up with loads of anime, namely Tom Sawyer, Goldorak/Grendizer, Dragon Ball and Saint Seiya but i have to admit, Akira Toriyama affected mine and the lives of lots of my friends since back then in 1990 (was 3 😅). I still remember fondly waiting impatiently for the weekend to come to be able to go to gramps' place and him taking me to the VHS club to rent the latest Dragon Ball episodes. Good memories that i will never forget. Btw Gotenks has always been my favourite but Dragon Ball lore wise, i'd say Kid Goku was the bad ass for sure, no chill at all 🤣.
You are probably the person who inspired me to cook, to learn, and most of times to try to be a better me...
Im from Costa Rica, here the anime culture its weird, there is not much people how i knew that likes anime or video games, that was always the nerd think were I felt left out, and i was never able to go to an anime expo, maybe in some years with a job i could get to one
For now im still doing work out while watching your videos, next month im back to study more, hoping it will be better than last year...
And finally... One of my dreams its honestly, one day i could cook with you ma boy PK
It's odd to think of there not being an anime culture in Costa Rica
@@BJGvideos it exist, but we're I grew up, it's really hard to find someone that know about something, it's really weird
8 years old watching dragon ball...34 now and still watching what Toriyama made for us...needless to say, we will be forever fans of his work and pass it on for generations
I want to put this one for you Chef. You have shown me different ways to cook in my own kitchen and expand my pallet and cook for my friends. I have the same language of feeding the people I love to show affection. They have really enjoyed the meals I have made and the inspiration behind them. Thank you! 😊 keep being you.
I really appreciate that and I'm glad to be a part of your culinary journey
favorite video of you i’ve seen to date. loved everything about it. love your channel dude.
Chefpk reaching his final form with this one
This is an amazing tribute to the one of the greatest of all time.
Dragon Ball was the first Manga I ever read and what probably put me on the path to start reading/watching other series.
R.I.P Toriyama Sensei and thanks for everything
Amazing job, honestly. I bet Toriyama-san would be proud to see what you do. 😌
This was a perfect tribute. Very neat to watch. 🤝🙂🤙 Food is spot on too
This made me binge watch DBZ again. I get into those days where I watch all the episodes in 3-4 months. Now it will be another time to do it. I was 5 or 6 when I started watching it
what an amazing tribute to a monumental person!! i never watched or read a lot of dragon ball z, only a few episodes here and there on toonami years ago, but i have plenty of friends whos lives were impacted by toriyama and dragonball z. like you said all the anime that we have now, who knows if we would have had any of those series by other artists and creators without toriyama!! thanks for sharing your story and recipe with us!
"You don't need to go above and beyond you just need to serve good food" that's the line I try to live my life by because, like you, cooking for people is my passion and love language and I want so badly to get better and better at cooking so I can make more people smile and maybe help someone to have a better day than they might have had otherwise. I've actually been saving up to go to culinary school in Japan so I can experience the culture there and learn how to cook the meals I love to eat personally. It's a long journey ahead of me and your videos are a huge inspiration to keep moving forward and keep making the people around me smile with good food and fond memories.
What's crazy is that literally EVERYONE loved DBZ when we're kids. They were just afraid to admit it because they wanted to seem "cool"
I fully believe this to be true.
How to make me emotional while saying "I don't want to get too emotional" ?!! Thank you for the video and the memories !
This was really touching video and when we were kids things were really different. Ik how you feel, I was also huge in transformers and was fun of for it. However once the 2007 movie came out everyone wanted to know more and came to me. It’s crazy how things change and nice how much more accepting things we loved as a kid are now becoming.
The best moments of my life was when I was stationed in Okinawa Japan in 2005. I was not into anime at all before that time. Living there opened my eyes to anime and Coco Ichiban Curry. That time shaped me into the man I am today and the joys of life I strive for. I never got really into DBZ but I can appreciate the world it brought me. I love Coco's so much. I traveled to LA just to taste that comfort food again.
I remember watching the original dragon ball on TV then getting into anime will always love it.
God rest his soul 🙏, and thanks to him for giving you and others such an inspiration and Watching you see the episodes after you come back from school. That kinda brings good memories as well, my dear son❤
I am not a fan of DBZ so I don't share the same enthusiasm about it like most. But I get the inspiration part of it. I am not inspired by one thing tbh. What really drove me was for the fact that ever since I was a little kid- I had the talent, want, and drive to create, draw, write, and animate. And I think that after I met my husband- it REALLY kicked off from there.
Ever since then he's continued to inspire and push me to do what I love. And I create my art because its for me, and to honor my husband~
that curry tonkatsu looks so good! I just feel bad about not being able to join everyone else when the news came out (I was on a cruise ship cut off from the world, so I had no way of communicating with anyone aside from twitter and Facebook)
Dragonball makes me think about how when I was still learning to draw as a 12-13 year old, that art was used as an example. This series also makes me think of a girl I met in college too who loved this series. I really miss her now.
Krillin: Hey Goku what's your favorite meal!
Ginyu as Goku: Waldorf Salad
Krillin: See, Double Baconator... ah dang
This video was fantastic. Cheers brother. DragonBall was a huge morivator and insperation for me as well. I'm a bit older than you, but I can relate. Even after I joined the military, I would set up my free weights and workout equipment in the living room and binge my DragonBall DVDs while I did circuit training. While stationed in Japan, Cocos was one of my favorite places to go because I had a crazy work schedule, and it didn't matter what time I got off work, I could always go grab some. This video brought back so many good memories. Thank you. Also, don't ever sell yourself short. Saying that being a chef is all you can do is such an understatement. Being a chef is impressive on its own, but running a channel like this and putting out cookbooks in addition to everything else you do in your personal life shows you have drive and focus. Keep it up. Most of all, you too are an inspiration to those watching you grow on this journey.
i just started watching dragon ball and loves it so really excited to see what happens next 😮😂😊
Dragon ball z was my intro to anime and was also a show me and my brothers could agree on to watch. R.I.P. Mr Toriyama thank you for being amazing and inspiring all of us
I watch because you cook good food for us to learn to make for our family and friends. I also like that you cook for your family and friends also. I like that you want people to enjoy what they eat.
😢😢R.I.P GOKU AND VEGETA &SHENRON 😢😢🥀🥀🐉🐉R.I.P AKIRA TORIYAMA 😢😢
Toriyama was also the characters artist for Dragon Quest game series since the start. The game that define JRPG genre that still resonates till today. The in influence of his monsters designs can still be felt today.
If it wasn’t for dbz there won’t be super sonic which was inspired by turning super saiyan
Your choice to use minimal music added depth to this, a lot of it too. Good work, Chef. This one was great.
Back in the mid-late 00's I got some friends to watch Bleach because I described it as DBZ with swords. Fun fact: Ichigo means strawberry, so Bleach is also has a main character named after food.
While Pokemon was huge back then, lots of parents and adults shrugged it off as a fad like many an 80's cartoon. DBZ changed that. The villain's where an actual threat and as strong as Goku was, he needed to train and to get stronger. No magic sword giving him his power. And, much like One Punch Man's Saitama, all that training was stuff we can do. Thousands wanting to jog, weight train, learn martial arts, all because of this one show. That's an influence that cannot be overstated.
Well played!
I love your channel!!
I just wanted to let u know that u helped me get back into cooking, before I would just make myself instant ramen and call that good enough, now i make myself and my girlfriend burritos bc u showed me that cooking was more than just a chore.
I feed myself and the one i love all because i was looking at food channels and stumbled upon a guy that makes anime food from a lot of anime I liked watching.
Keep doing what u do Chef.
This filled my hearts up :)
Thank you Chef PK for cooking and sharing a delicious meal with us.
It felt even more wholesome as I ate my mum's coconut chicken curry during my watch on this video.
I was like... 6 or 7 when I found out about Dragon Ball. In my country, we actually got Dragon Ball very early, and it was already a phenomenon when Z arrived. Personally, I discovered the anime first, but got familiar - and hooked - with it thanks to the manga. I remember one morning, having my yearly bronchitis and thus being home instead of at school, and being bored out of my mind because I had nothing to do, so I asked if I could watch TV. "One hour, that's it", I was told by my mom. So, I turn on the TV to watch a cartoon, and I stumble upon that show, where a dude with yellow spiky hair is absolutely going to town with a weird-ass white and purple bald asshole with a long tail. That's right, I was looking at Goku, as a super saiyan, duking it out with Frieza. It was so different from what I knew that I wanted to see more. But, the episode ended and the next would be tomorrow.
Sadly, I couldn't really follow the show because it was generally broadcast when we were at school, and at the time we didn't have any way to record, but, because I loved comic strips, like Astérix, Tintin, etc, I often went to the library to borrow some, and, one time, maybe a couple months after seeing that episode and managing to catch a few more, at said library, I saw, in the comic strips section, a little book. It was pastel green and I saw the words AKIRA TORIYAMA in black, followed by a white star in a red circle, and the words DRAGON BALL in white, on the spine of the book. I took it, started going through it. It was the 3 volume of the first version we got here, and covered pretty much the entirety of Goku and Krilin's training with Master Roshi, as well as part of the first Tenkaichi Budokai we see in the story. To say that I was even more hooked than I was after watching the episodes would be an understatement. It was different. Fresh. Super cool. And that's how my journey started .
I can't say that anything has played as much of an impact on me as it did on you, but the reality is, I owe Dragon Ball my love for martial arts, my love for japanese culture, not just manga and anime, but so much more. Because without Dragon Ball, I would have never thought about this country, so far away, so different than mine, and I would never have found the medium that is manga, which in turn would have made it impossible to discover so many things about japanese culture that I grew to really enjoy, love and be curious about. While Dragon Ball is just one aspect of the many things I love about anime and manga - and, when it comes to anime, I actually was a bit more into Ranma 1/2 at the time, than Dragon Ball - it is DEFINITELY the piece of japanese culture that made me aware of its existence and just how diverse and beautiful it is.
Also, I want a piece of that curry.
So there's a lot of comments around how Toriyama is a grandfather to anime and its true he is. I love dragon ball and remember watching it as a kid, didn't know it was anime at the time but that lead me on a journey to find anime and I am 30 and still watch anime and won't stop I love the stories I love the art and I love the flair.
I love your amazing videos rest in peace Akira Toriyama thank you for everything I know Akira Toriyama would be great full to meal 🍴
We're probably the same generation, living in the same current area. And I can still viscerally flashback to when I first saw Sailor Moon on a TV. But I remember staying tuned into DB the whole time and now loving all my students being infatuated with the series. It always held on.
nah man, the thing that got me into dbz is when goku met bulma, and through the shows he met vegeta and it shows that they are all allies now, and it's crazy!
I feel this wholeheartedly. While i dont look to goku as someone to aspire to for me its spiderman. Somedays i wake up and just want to go back to sleep but i remind myself if spidey can save the city and do his job at the bugle then i can get up and go to work
Just let it out, buddy. We all are feeling the same pain.
Akira Toriyama introduced us to a better world through his story and gave us hope that we can be as pure-hearted as Goku. He inspired the next generation of mangaka and animators. He made us feel okay to be different than others. Thank you for everything, Toriyama Sensei.
The eta of DBZ, Zoids and Gundan Wing was so epic.
Akira toriyama and robin williams were the only 2 people that I didn't know. Personally, that made me want to cry
I'm so happy so many people like yourself.
Made things like this to honor him. Thank you.
I just remember my childhood, the better part of my childhood, watching anime on mainstream media/channels, they would just put in a crap tonne of advertisements in-between the episode and it irked me just watching a 20 minute show--being stretched to its limit, and then suddenly the episode would just end, while me, so pissed off, felt like I just watched a glorified local advertisement. Still, when it went well and I could watch a full episode smoothly, those were the best times. No abusive parents/siblings, no worries, just me in front of a TV, and enjoying whatever that timelapse gave me.
Yaaaa and we would go to wizards of the coast and win all those dbz card game tournaments. - you with your ally deck and me with my rage deck.
Ps missed an opportunity to film cracking of the egg and saying "that was chiaotzu"
Cocos will definitely put an egg on it for you. In August I got lvl 5 spice with scrambled eggs a couple times. RIP Toriyama-sensei.
I moved to and lived in Japan for over a third of my life and the main reason I even became interested in Japanese culture was because of anime and video games; and Dragon Ball Z was not only one of the first anime I ever saw, it was the first one that made me want to seek out more. If it wasn't for Toriyama Akira, I may not have ever decided to move to Japan and learn Japanese. That also means I wouldn't have met my best friend -- he was a Japanese student at my University in Japan and could barely speak broken English, but he still tried while used Japanese with him, and we basically ended up spending our entire University together.
And yeah, curry absolutely is comfort food for many Japanese.
I can't help but get incredibly emotional seeing anything Dargon Ball related.
I'll never forget the time slot here for me After school activities 16:30 then moved to 17:00 it was time for Dragon Ball Z!! that announcer! . I'd be glued to the tv. So my interest grew in anime.
I hope May you rest in peace , Toriyama sensei , For the guy who make we full of happiness.
watching this while fasting is honestly torture
REST IN PEACE AKIRA TORIYAMA SENSEI
I am currently living in Japan, yes at CoCo's you can get egg, and very many other things added to it. The Tonkatsu is my go to, or the hand breaded chicken strips. It's delectable and absolutely worth every penny.
I love that Coco makes everything to order
I have a similar story with Fullmetal Alchemist. In high school I got introduced to FMA and bc I'm short, protective of my family, and at the time I was a bit of a know-it-all/smart, I related to Edward. When I was 25 I made an Edward cosplay. Two years year later in 2017 I went to a con dressed as Ed and went to speed dating (normally I would never do something like that but I got wrangled into it waiting on Sean Astin to sign my Sting sword) where I met my husband
To my knowledge, I never consumed anything directly from Toriyama, but the way you talk about him still made me tear up.
RIP Toriyama
And thanks to him to have created such a great manga
I will always remember the dragon ball series that made my childhood better rest in peace legend 🙏 🕊️
He was a great man and will be greatly missed R. I .P Akira toriyama
this very video motivated me to make curry for this weekend Except it's beef curry instead of tonkatsu 😅
dang i bet it is so good. I wish we had an Uwajimaya in eastern wa. Rest In Power Toriyama!
That mural is sick.... all the goats...
Got a chef crying in the kitchen. Great video chef.
Honestly, if we met before college I'm sure we would have been really close frienids. A shame we only met at community college.
Your story and path is a lot similar to my own. Minus the fitness journey. I'd like to say it's because of work and blame it on that, but really... I just lack discipline to do it myself.
Either way, I think I like this format of your vids more where's "Story time with Paul" Oh, and there's food. :)
I'm not big fan of Dragon Ball but I can't deny it's legacy. It's one of most influential anime out there. It wasn't particularly famous in my place when I was growing up(early to mid 2000) and I would not see it's conclusion until many years later when I found it on internet. I remember that DBZ aired on TV all up until Vegeta's fight against one of Freza's henchmen and only way you could watch further was a cable tv(which wasn't well developed in my place back then and even if it was,my English knowledge was at it's basics,so it would not mean much since DBZ on cable TV was in English). I was shocked listening to stories of blond Goku and good Vegeta from kids that actually had cable TV...
for must of us DBZ was our entry way to the anime/manga world, he was so important for us
It's wild that the only deaths outside of my family that affected me were manga creators. It's probably because they actually showed effort and real skill instead of putting on a face that anyone can do with some degree of success. Toriyama, thank you for setting such a prime example of what hard work can get you.
RUclips need to add a love button
This month has had so much child pain. Akira Toriyama, "Quiet on Set" if your heart is hurting make sure to like videos like this, because people like Chef PK here are going to continue to remind us to hold onto our childhoods for what they gave us even when things no longer seem the same.
What a lot of people experience now, with Toriyama, I felt when Chester Bennington, lead singer of Linkin Park passed away.
I undrrstand how it hurts really deeply, to loose an Idol.
But through their works, thex live on. In us. In out hearts and minds. Necause a person only truely dies, when they are forgotten.
great respect