love is something that is essential to every one of us. We all need to adore and to be cherished. The sentiment of love is something that must be felt whether good or bad. Love can also be EVOL , Many people find love a deceptive, temporary feeling. The section explores the deception that treasure love bring to human. Love is considered deceiving in so many ways; it makes people be blind and trust in others without considering the repercussions that might follow. In a world that is filled with pain and suffering, it is often hard to find people who really care for each other.Through this book, I need us to walk the journey of understanding love .

Fuck It Up

Paper Cuts

A little something I made in one night.

"We'll never be enemies".

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Friendly Fire (Reimagined by kev) - Single

Friendly Fire (Reimagined by kev)

Linkin Park - Friendly Fire (Reimagined)

Papercuts (live acoustic mgk cover - mastered)

Vince Staples
Saturday, May 25, 2024
Louisville, KY @ Waterfront Park - Gazebo Festival

THE BEACH
AYE! (FREE THE HOMIES)
ROSE STREET
LAW OF AVERAGES
LIL FADE
???
Government Cheese (live debut)
Blue Suede
Big Fish
FUN!
Norf Norf
WHEN SPARKS FLY
PAPERCUTS
Étouffée (live debut)
Black&Blue (live debut)
Shame On The Devil (live debut)
Little Homies (live debut)
crowd sings Happy Birthday to Vince's daughter
MAGIC

Schoeps MK4 > NBob active cables > baby NBox > Zoom H6 essential > WAV
Recorded by Funk It Blog

You can find some video from this set here: https://youtu.be/TDIiTko0XvI

Also, here are links to the SZA audio (private so it doesn't get taken down): https://soundcloud.com/rlbayers/sza-52524-gazebo-festival-louisville-ky/s-LSaFuFtL96U?si=9736d02e31564447b222dadb116252ac&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Vince Staples 5/25/24 Gazebo Festival, Louisville, KY

Success doesn’t come without scars. Paper Cuts dives into the sacrifices made along the road to wealth and glory, showing the painful side of chasing dreams.

PAPER CUTS

"Don’t forget what was sacrificed. And keep fighting in the ways you can. You are still occupied. You are still here. You are born of real survivors. So go live.”
These are the powerful words from my guest, comic book artist Jim Terry (Ho-Chunk), in his book “Paper Cut”.

I really enjoyed this casual conversation with Jim, who lives not far from me in Chicago. He opened my eyes to the history and presence of the Ho-Chunk people — “people of the big voice.” You might also know them by the name once given to them: Winnebago.
And by the way — did you know “Chicago” (or chicagoua) most likely comes from the Algonquin word for onions… or maybe even garlic?

Jim and I also talked about his life as a freelance artist, the funny (and sometimes awkward) conversations between Native and non-Native people, and the deeper, more personal themes behind his book “Come Home, Indio”. In it, he opens up about feelings of not belonging and a lifelong journey toward making peace (or something like it) with the treatment of our Native American ancestors.

We also touched on the story of Edward E. Ayer — a lumber baron who, in 1911, donated 17,000 Native American manuscripts, photos, and artifacts to the Newberry Library. Today, that collection has grown to over 130,000 volumes. (Some of those items also found a home at Chicago’s Field Museum.) 

Jim was honored to be commissioned by the Newberry Library for their Indigenous Chicago program, creating artwork inspired by those thousands of historical documents.

Purchase your copy of the “Paper Cuts” comic book here:  https://bookshop.newberry.org/paper-cuts 

And check out Jim’s website here: https://www.woundedbutdangerous.com/ 

Native ChocTalk Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodcast 
All Podcast Episodes: https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/


S8, E3 Part 1: "Paper Cuts" with Native Comic Book Artist, Jim Terry (Ho-Chunk)

PART 2

"Don’t forget what was sacrificed. And keep fighting in the ways you can. You are still occupied. You are still here. You are born of real survivors. So go live.”

These are the powerful words from my guest, comic book artist Jim Terry (Ho-Chunk), in his book “Paper Cut”.

I really enjoyed this casual conversation with Jim, who lives not far from me in Chicago. He opened my eyes to the history and presence of the Ho-Chunk people — “people of the big voice.” You might also know them by the name once given to them: Winnebago.

And by the way — did you know “Chicago” (or chicagoua) most likely comes from the Algonquin word for onions… or maybe even garlic?

Jim and I also talked about his life as a freelance artist, the funny (and sometimes awkward) conversations between Native and non-Native people, and the deeper, more personal themes behind his book “Come Home, Indio”. In it, he opens up about feelings of not belonging and a lifelong journey toward making peace (or something like it) with the treatment of our Native American ancestors.

We also touched on the story of Edward E. Ayer — a lumber baron who, in 1911, donated 17,000 Native American manuscripts, photos, and artifacts to the Newberry Library. Today, that collection has grown to over 130,000 volumes. (Some of those items also found a home at Chicago’s Field Museum.) 

Jim was honored to be commissioned by the Newberry Library for their Indigenous Chicago program, creating artwork inspired by those thousands of historical documents.

Purchase your copy of the “Paper Cuts” comic book here:  https://bookshop.newberry.org/paper-cuts 


And check out Jim’s website here: https://www.woundedbutdangerous.com/ 


Native ChocTalk Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodcast 
All Podcast Episodes: https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/

S8, E3 Part 2: "Paper Cuts" with Native Comic Book Artist, Jim Terry (Ho-Chunk)

"Don’t forget what was sacrificed. And keep fighting in the ways you can. You are still occupied. You are still here. You are born of real survivors. So go live.”

These are the powerful words from my guest, comic book artist Jim Terry (Ho-Chunk), in his book “Paper Cut”.

I really enjoyed this casual conversation with Jim, who lives not far from me in Chicago. He opened my eyes to the history and presence of the Ho-Chunk people — “people of the big voice.” You might also know them by the name once given to them: Winnebago.

And by the way — did you know “Chicago” (or chicagoua) most likely comes from the Algonquin word for onions… or maybe even garlic?

Jim and I also talked about his life as a freelance artist, the funny (and sometimes awkward) conversations between Native and non-Native people, and the deeper, more personal themes behind his book “Come Home, Indio”. In it, he opens up about feelings of not belonging and a lifelong journey toward making peace (or something like it) with the treatment of our Native American ancestors.

We also touched on the story of Edward E. Ayer — a lumber baron who, in 1911, donated 17,000 Native American manuscripts, photos, and artifacts to the Newberry Library. Today, that collection has grown to over 130,000 volumes. (Some of those items also found a home at Chicago’s Field Museum.) 

Jim was honored to be commissioned by the Newberry Library for their Indigenous Chicago program, creating artwork inspired by those thousands of historical documents.

P.S. Jim — it was also a treat meeting your surprise guest (your cat)! He did like a mountain lion, enit, my friend.

Purchase your copy of the “Paper Cuts” comic book here:  https://bookshop.newberry.org/paper-cuts 

And check out Jim’s website here: https://www.woundedbutdangerous.com/ 

Native ChocTalk Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodcast 
All Podcast Episodes: https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/




S8, E3 Part 3: "Paper Cuts" with Native Comic Book Artist, Jim Terry (Ho-Chunk)

PAPERCUTS

This week on HAZE. Radio, we’ve got the man himself, DJ Papercuts! Get ready for an hour-long journey through the best house music. 🪩

Every two weeks, we drop a fresh HAZE. Radio episode packed with the hottest house music heaters and the DJs who bring them to life.

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HAZE. RADIO - Mixed by DJ Papercuts #9

Serenading Tribute!

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Lie & say I Love her (93FEETOFSMOKE) - Song-Cover!

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SHEVRD (pronounced "Shepherd") is an unapologetic force in the world of hip-hop, merging raw lyricism with a commanding presence. His music is a reflection of power, protection, and relentless perseverance, embodying the essence of strength and love. With roots deeply embedded in street wisdom and personal growth, SHEVRD’s tracks are a blend of gritty, real-life experiences and profound insights.

Known for his distinctive wordplay and sharp punchlines, SHEVRD weaves stories of loyalty, respect, and self-discipline into his songs. While calm and collected in nature, his music carries the weight of someone who doesn't hesitate to step in when the lines of respect are crossed. Each track is infused with energy, confidence, and a refusal to back down—creating an undeniable aura of authority.

SHEVRD’s sound draws inspiration from legends like 2Pac, Biggie Smalls, and Lil Wayne, but carves its own path with the intensity of modern rap icons. His beats hit hard, his lyrics cut deeper, and his presence commands attention—making every release a powerful statement.

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