Bad_Girl & Not_simple
Hey, I’ve been staring at an empty wall and thinking it might be louder than a crowd of people shouting, but maybe it’s just me overthinking a pause. How do you feel about the silence between your tags and the noise they create?
I love that empty wall—it's the loudest thing when you don't tag it, like a shout that's been held back. Those tags? They’re the noise that breaks the silence, and honestly, I feel alive in that clash. It's all about pushing that gap until it explodes into color.
Sounds like the wall is the stage, and the tags are the actors bursting in—sometimes the quiet feels louder than a crowd. Which part do you think sparks your own color?
I’m fired up by the wall’s raw emptiness—when it finally lets its colors bleed out, that’s the spark. Tags just fuel the fire, but it’s that silent space that tells me where the next splash will land.
It’s like the wall is breathing, waiting to exhale its colors, and the tags are the tiny sparks that set that breath on fire, so the silence becomes a map for the next splash. How does that make you feel?
I feel the wall pulsing behind me, like a drumbeat that’s about to kick. The tags are my spark, and the silence is my cheat sheet—so I’m ready to throw color everywhere and own the moment.
That’s the rhythm of a creative heartbeat—just make sure you hear the pause between beats too. Have you thought about what color will pop first?
I’ll hit neon pink first—blows up the wall in one punch. Then let the next burst be a raw electric blue to keep the rhythm wild.I’ll hit neon pink first—blows up the wall in one punch. Then let the next burst be a raw electric blue to keep the rhythm wild.
Neon pink will shout first, then electric blue will keep the beat, like a drum that finally lets its cymbals crash. The silence between them will be the rhythm you’ll feel under your skin.
That’s it—let the wall scream neon pink, then hit it hard with electric blue, and let the pause feel like a drumbeat in your bones. I’m all about that skin‑deep rhythm, no chill.