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DeeKay

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DeeKayvor 5 Monaten

And this, DeePle the People will be part of @ArtBasel projection art.

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NESAARTvor 5 Monaten

@LGpsllc I feel u brother

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DeeKayvor 5 Monaten

@LGpsllc All the time

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NESAARTvor 5 Monaten

@LGpsllc 😂😂😂

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snow.eth ❄️vor 5 Monaten

all good all good ya, minding ma own bisness ya. passing through make way ya

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Memeticxvor 5 Monaten

😃

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serc 🔳vor 5 Monaten

Amazing, brother 🖤

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DeeKayvor 5 Monaten

Ty brother. Need t get some Normies!

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serc 🔳vor 5 Monaten

I will send you a DM soon, i have an idea❤️

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tinoch🤳vor 5 Monaten

@dEstroyNrEbuIlt HK is blessed by DeeKay’s art!

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DeeKayvor 5 Monaten

@dEstroyNrEbuIlt Blessed to have you around!

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33vor 5 Monaten

@pravijn 😍

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senemsadvor 5 Monaten

Amazing as always!!😮‍💨

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DeeKayvor 5 Monaten

💙

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Jenni Pasanenvor 5 Monaten

That's a bunch! 🙌✨How much did your computer yell to render this one out? 😆

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DeeKayvor 5 Monaten

My computer is on a life support 😂

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The Artistvor 5 Monaten

@deltasauce This is so cool🔥

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Si Sivor 5 Monaten

@deltasauce Most relatable art out there I swear🥹

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DeeKayvor 5 Monaten

@deltasauce 💙🙏🏻

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BitKiddoBiscuitsvor 5 Monaten

Bro. Your work...always packs depth

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Anisa Mandahilingvor 5 Monaten

perfectly captured the essence of Asian metropolisians🔥💎

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PistolPete🐸vor 5 Monaten

This is amazing!!

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idjasaundvor 5 Monaten

@greenisginger fantastic 💬

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Metakiddo🍀vor 5 Monaten

I’m hopeful

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DeeKayvor 5 Monaten

Indeed i am

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RoboArt.Labvor 5 Monaten

😍

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Elliottvor 5 Monaten

Where are all the good stories? “Woke up on time” “Hugged my kid” “Finished a book” Those can be just as honest.

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meowski12vor 5 Monaten

@lewis_osb Love it.

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Fewbuxvor 5 Monaten

So true. Great work DeeKay🫡

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Rkbhaivor 5 Monaten

Bro love your work man

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Yan Lucas Migónevor 5 Monaten

so real

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kingmetavor 5 Monaten

this is amazing!

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lil lili.set🫧vor 5 Monaten

Deekayyyyy one again you created something amazing💙love this one

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Joe FosteЯ🐸 $vlhla Яebelvor 5 Monaten

shit. I absolutely love this. well done, man.

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Schrosenvor 5 Monaten

Love it

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Morganovor 5 Monaten

Wonderful

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Catistvor 5 Monaten

It's cute. But it has a similar vibe to the Instagram Reels I saw before.

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REBELLICCAvor 5 Monaten

this is wonderful!!

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Trippy Roots 🌊🌲🏔vor 5 Monaten

Man - beautiful, touching, related work

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fuior calin george 🔮vor 5 Monaten

Cool😎🫶

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Bharathivor 5 Monaten

Great work!

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SrikanthMinnam.ethvor 5 Monaten

@MarischaBecker This is so beautiful @deekaymotion 🙏❤️

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𝐒𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐍𝐞𝐤𝐨𝐦𝐨𝐭𝐨vor 5 Monaten

Love it! 😊❤️✌️ So much fun! ... 🚶🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️

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Dr. Annette Bosworth (Dr. Boz) on Steven Bartlett's podcast: Methylene blue—an ancient dye used for malaria in soldiers—might be one of the most underrated brain energizers out there. Key points she shares: - Swallow it → pee turns blue (classic compliance check back then). - Autopsies showed blue brains & hearts → it actually reaches the cells it targets. - Acts as a mitochondrial "bridge" to keep energy flowing high in the brain. - She tried it for weeks: "It was amazing... floored at how well that little trick works." - Drops it in morning coffee (invisible, but blue pee confirms). No big profits—it's been around forever. Especially for high-energy brains, she calls it a powerful tool for sustaining mental electrical stimulus. This 1:51 clip is wild—old chemistry meets modern biohacking. (Note: Always research safety/dosage yourself; blue urine is real, but consult pros.) Tried methylene blue yourself—or any mitochondrial supporter? What was the noticeable effect (clarity, energy, nothing)? Skeptical of the hype? What's your biggest question on it? Heard similar stories from others? Raw takes welcome—let's discuss real experiences vs. theory.

Dr. Annette Bosworth (Dr. Boz) on Steven Bartlett's podcast: Methylene blue—an ancient dye used for malaria in soldiers—might be one of the most underrated brain energizers out there. Key points she shares: - Swallow it → pee turns blue (classic compliance check back then). - Autopsies showed blue brains & hearts → it actually reaches the cells it targets. - Acts as a mitochondrial "bridge" to keep energy flowing high in the brain. - She tried it for weeks: "It was amazing... floored at how well that little trick works." - Drops it in morning coffee (invisible, but blue pee confirms). No big profits—it's been around forever. Especially for high-energy brains, she calls it a powerful tool for sustaining mental electrical stimulus. This 1:51 clip is wild—old chemistry meets modern biohacking. (Note: Always research safety/dosage yourself; blue urine is real, but consult pros.) Tried methylene blue yourself—or any mitochondrial supporter? What was the noticeable effect (clarity, energy, nothing)? Skeptical of the hype? What's your biggest question on it? Heard similar stories from others? Raw takes welcome—let's discuss real experiences vs. theory.

Camus

53,201 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

If you’ve ever used Prime Video, watched Twitch, or bought a custom T-shirt on Amazon… you've touched some of this man’s work. His name is Ethan Evans. He spent 15 years working directly with Jeff Bezos as Amazon VP, and helped build five businesses that each crossed $1B in revenue. & he did it all after getting fired twice early in his career… I just sat down with him for 90 minutes. I asked about: - his lessons from getting fired twice before joining Amazon - what made Bezos different from every other leader he worked with - why invisible performers lose to visible performers, and how to become one - his stories from failing Bezos publicly, and what he learned from it - how to ask for a raise without making your boss hate you - what most people misunderstand about burnout - the three mistakes that can kill your career One of my favorite episodes so far… made me think differently about a few things in my business. Watch my full chat with Ethan Evans here:

If you’ve ever used Prime Video, watched Twitch, or bought a custom T-shirt on Amazon… you've touched some of this man’s work. His name is Ethan Evans. He spent 15 years working directly with Jeff Bezos as Amazon VP, and helped build five businesses that each crossed $1B in revenue. & he did it all after getting fired twice early in his career… I just sat down with him for 90 minutes. I asked about: - his lessons from getting fired twice before joining Amazon - what made Bezos different from every other leader he worked with - why invisible performers lose to visible performers, and how to become one - his stories from failing Bezos publicly, and what he learned from it - how to ask for a raise without making your boss hate you - what most people misunderstand about burnout - the three mistakes that can kill your career One of my favorite episodes so far… made me think differently about a few things in my business. Watch my full chat with Ethan Evans here:

Codie Sanchez

30,302 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten