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today i went on twitter and got slapped in the face to know that they were canceling one of my favorite people in all world. @tylerrjoseph is so much more than just an artist to me, and all this happening just proves to me how much the "cancelled culture" is so fucking wrong+
it's the first day of the international month for suicide prevention and seeing you guys cancelling someone who clearly has a instable mental health makes me lose faith in what were doing. we CAN'T defend a cause and act the opposite, that's just being hipocrite. +
first of all: I don't think he's right. but I don't think he's wrong either. I respect everyone who felt offended by tyler's post, but you guys are missing a important message about who tyler is and what he stands for. so, that's a thread about everything he means to me.
the first time I heard twenty one pilots I was in the darkest place I've ever been. everything was feeling so wrong, I was fighting depression for the first time and I had nobody. my family was far and everyday I woke up hating myself and wanting to disappear.
the first song I've ever heard was car radio, and it blew my mind. I loved how the lyrics connected exactly with what I was going through. but that wasn't enough to make me feel like wanting to be alive. i used to hurt myself and think about die every single day.
that's when I met tyler's work for real. his lyrics and interviews absolutely saved me, he made me believe in staying alive and that "the sun will shine and we will try again". I'm so connected with his work and his music in a way that I can't explain.
now this is my 5th year with twenty one pilots and I doubt I would be here without their help. Tyler it's my lifetime idol, and I will always be by his side. cause he made believe in myself. he made me believe in future and I doubt that a person who write about this would+
act with bad intentions. he always wrote about how every single human it's beautiful and important in his own way. his whole career was about mental health. he truly cares about this shit, so it's obvious that he wasn't trying to belittle a cause.
