Endless Sea of Possibility: The Creators of Titani-acs, the Unsinkable Drag Parody

I love it.

No, I mean, I think it's a beautiful process because I think anything...

I'm a big fan of drag shows.

I'm a big fan of parodies.

I'm a big fan of mixing art forms, music.

I just feel like these types of combinations are basically like your nervous system and your heart and your brain all working together to like...

Kind of like you were saying earlier, be seen, let yourself be seen, put yourself in a situation where you're finding other people like yourself.

And I think pop culture often allows us to do that.

I joke all the time I am, as a person, an amalgam of all of the pop culture things that I love.

And it's like...

It could kind of creates this like a weird chaotic person that I am.

And you know, and that is just, that's me.

And I like, I have tattoos.

I have, I like to tattoo phrases all over my body.

That's make it count from Titanic.

Yeah.

So I did the, I actually did like James Cameron's actual handwriting.

It's from the actual notes, but I already have, I don't know if you guys know heated rivalry.

I already have a quote from heated rivalry on my body.

Literally already on my body.

So that's my thing.

But I become like this mix of all the things that have made me feel seen, which is why I like all of these art forms because I think that's what they are.

And I think if a song or a movie or something gets inside your bones and your heart and that's how you feel, see a certain character.

That's how you see a certain person.

That becomes a wholly new art form.