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Jussie Smollett attempts career comeback with LGBT film on BET+ streaming service
Jussie Smollett attempts career comeback with LGBT film on BET+ streaming service
Jussie Smollett has launched his directorial debut with BET+ “B-Boy Blues.” The LGBTQ+ centered show will debut on the streaming network June 9, just in time for Pride Month.This project marks the first for Smollett since he was found guilty of making false reports on what he alleged to be a hate crime. He was then sentenced to 30 months’ probation, 150 days in jail, after making false reports to…
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snkrcollctn · 11 months
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A classic style from puma, this classic pair of Puma suede's are for the original b-boys! Celebrating 50+ years of the iconic Puma suede, street style with this B-Boy Fabulous edition of the retro shoe. The Puma suede bboy fabulous sneaker has all the hallmarks of the classic version, including a suede upper seen here in black with black leather textured stripe along the side, a pair of thick Royal blue laces and the special edition gold plated clips (suede & 1968) for the laces.
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raypowellapologist · 2 years
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read bboy blues and the prophets, watch moonlight and kiss your local black man or you hate African Americans!
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Fav Reads of 2023 Up Now
I've got a list of my three fav reads of 2023 on this site: https://shepherd.com/bboy/2023/f/gayleen-Gayleen Froese
But G, I hear you cry, what do your three favourite books have to do with YOUR books? They're non-fiction. You write fiction. I know, but I think fiction--even fantasy--is better when the author knows all kinds of things. I get bored with characters who don't seem to know anything outside of a narrow set of interests and who don't have curiosity about the world.
Beyond that? Best Minds is a deeply-felt commentary on mental health (a frequent theme in my books) as well as an exceptional character study and first-rate true crime.
Monsters looks at our relationship to the famous (a theme in the Ben Ames books) and at how and why we forgive or overlook what seems unforgivable (You'll find this throughout Lightning Strike Blues.)
As for Song of the Cell, there's not such a direct link, but Mukherjee writes with wonder about the complexities inside us that we rarely think of and can't see, and I think any book worth reading shares his fascination with that.
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c-40 · 1 year
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A-T-3 098 Algorithm & Blues Pt.2
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Let's start with a story. In the mid 1970s New York City ran out of cash and in the Bronx landlords were setting fire residential buildings in order to get the insurance, giving it the name the burnt down Bronx. The Bronx looked like a war zone, it had been abandoned by the city and given up to adolescent street gangs. This is where Kool Herc began throwing parties. Lance Taylor was a "warlord" in the Black Spades gang, on his return to the Bronx after visiting Africa and meeting Zulu chieftains he changed his name to Afrika Bambaataa and transformed the Black Spades into the Universal Zulu Nation. Rival gangs showed up at Herc's parties which led to violence so Bam stepped in and organised a truce between the gangs convincing them to put down their guns and begin dancing. Breakdancing was born. "The roots of break dancing are steeped in hostility and frustration searching for a means of expression. Breaking was a way to cope and resolve gang quarrels. Ultimately, it became a mechanism of truce between rival gangs." The dance comes from mimicking kung fu movies, originally learned to defend yourself from rival gangs and evolved into the complex and athletic moves that characterise modern breakdancing
The above is a 'narrative'
Narratives can be used to simplify, package, promote, or discard complex phenomena, it’s also a way of making a thing palatable for mainstream culture or the dominant ideology, in this case white middle-class America
The story of breakdancing channelling from gang violence is deeply embedded in hip-hop history. Institutions like the International Olympic Committee and BBC adopt this story because it promotes the values they want to associate themselves with
Of course it's completely fabricated and unsubstantiated by the accounts of people who were there. In a 2019 article in the Journal of Black Studies Serouj Aprahamian disputes this story on the grounds of the reliability of the sources, and goes on to "discuss how the prevalence of this false narrative in studies of hip-hop history overall is part of a broader historic pattern of associating working class African American culture with criminality." - lets not forget Latinos, please
"The Bronx was truly a concrete jungle yet it was there in the middle of “gorilla warfare” that Hiphop Culture was born." This is from an article on the birth of hip-hop, "concrete jungle" and "gorilla warfare," not guerrilla, that's a Freudian slip if ever I saw one, shameful stuff
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DJ Scratch DJ for EPMD, Busta Rhymes producer
Afrika Bambaataa is central to the hip-hop history narrative and the breakdance story could very well originate from him. I've written about his erasure from the hip-hop story since having to decide what to do myself when celebrating the seminal Planet Rock (A-T-2 039 A-T-2 387 A-T-3 039). Afrika Bambaataa has been accused of raping children and sex trafficking. Here's an article published by Rolling Stone yesterday about protests outside the Universal Hip-Hop Museum over it's connections with Afrika Bambaataa https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/afrika-bambaataa-abuse-allegations-bronx-universal-hip-hop-museum-1234705041/
The other week Crazy Legs of the Bboy crew Rock Steady Crew and perhaps the most famous breakdancer alive was on Drink Champs. He also dismissed the truce narrative and much more https://youtu.be/7arNsMJg-Wg. Crazy Legs has been accused of sexually harass women himself, the allegations don't come up and he doesn't talk about Afrika Bambaataa, but he mentions his participation in the Universal Zulu Nation a lot
The B Boys - Rock The House The B Boys follow-up to Two, Three, Break (below). The B Boys were a studio group put together by producer and label boss Vincent Davis. The original lineup included Guy Vaughn programming the drums and Chuck Chill Out on the turntables, for Rock The House Donald D is on the mic. The B Boys records hold a special place in the UK because Morgan Khan released them here on his Streetwave label and Two, Three, Break and Cuttin' Herbie appear on Street Sounds Electro 2
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The B Boys - Two, Three, Break The Classic! Chuck Chill Out (Charles Turner) would come back to this under his new stage name DJ Born Supreme Allah with Two, Three, Break (Part II - The Sequel) in 1985 which made it on to Street Sounds Electro 10. DJ Born Supreme Allah also began the Hip-Hop On Wax series in 1984
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The B Boys - Cuttin' Herbie Literally cuttin' a rerecord of Herbie Hancock's Rockit
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labelleperfumery · 2 years
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Jussie Smollett and Mona Scott Team Up for 'B-Boy Blues' Movie
Jussie Smollett and Mona Scott Team Up for ‘B-Boy Blues’ Movie
Jussie Smollett’s new project will hit the streaming screen for his first time since the actor was allegedly attacked in Chicago … and he’s got a super-powerful Hollywood friend in his corner. Jussie and Monami Productions head Mona Scott-Young… from TMZ.com https://www.tmz.com/2022/05/25/jussie-smollett-mona-scott-bboy-blues-bet/
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exxosmetkakola · 5 years
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🚲 Sanmdi Ça m’dit ! 😺#LeTourdelaGuadeloupe #duQuartier (après la douche suspendue « les gens » font du vélo) #Saturday #sunny 🌞 #hot #heat #bicycle #vélo #blue #locs #dreadstyles #ras #bboy #roots #urban #caribbeanlife #boyndawood 🌳🌴 (à Goyave) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0_scaQggwJ/?igshid=7bhm2egtm4sk
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danceshowoff · 5 years
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Shout out to @growup.hh 📸 @ericg_photographer ・・・ Good vibes with a friend . . . #friends #mountain #goodtime #sky #bboy #bboying #freeze #clouds #blue #pane #troppopane #style #photographer #photography #streetphotography #photo #ericg #growup #chill #music #breaking #hiphop #bboyworld #danceshowoff https://www.instagram.com/p/BuDoSoGn_3u/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1brsnroiiggue
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bottegaprama · 6 years
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www.bottegaprama.com just finish😎Choose your #colour choose your #style . New #spin #tshirt coming soon! #bottegaprama #tag #clothing #streetwear #fashion #outfit #madeinitaly #hiphop #breaking #bboy #bboying #silkscreen #blue #bgirl #handmade #sewing #cut #dance #limitededition #design #work #logo #brand #production
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reeferpunk · 6 years
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da-ill-spot · 6 years
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Going down now! @beatswapmeet 10 Year Anniversary at @smorgasburgla ・・・ #beatswapmeet #vinyl #records #music #smorgasburgla #la #losangeles #art #hiphop #funk #rock #soul #reggae #bboys #djs #mcs #jazz #blues #beats (at Smorgasburg Los Angeles)
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b boy blues movie trailer
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defdaily · 3 years
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‪[TRANSLATION] Arena Homme+ Magazine April 2021 Issue featuring JAY B
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JAY B is free and starting again from scratch. That is what JAY B has in mind. GOT7’s leader announced that he would be leaving JYPE as the group stays together. JAY B is preparing to debut as a solo musician while planning to also release mixtapes and hold exhibitions as Def. We had a chat with JAY B, who has gained more freedom and strength, at the swimming pool about courage, depression, literature and aspirations.
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Did you come here alone?
Yes. I took a taxi here. I was the type to go around freely even when I was in JYPE but catching the taxi to work this time around felt new.
All GOT7 members decided to leave JYP but stay together as a group. As a leader, you needed to make a decision, right?
Although we ended up leaving JYPE, we wanted to continue as GOT7. We all agreed to leave [JYPE] and try it between ourselves.The product made from me taking responsibility/taking charge was the single 'Encore’ that was released not too long ago. I was involved in the whole process with a new record label. I was happy to see a good response [to the single]. It was lacking in some areas but I was just very proud that we were able to show a different step. Since we showed through this single that “we did not disband”, what’s next is more important. When we left JYPE, Director Jung Wook mentioned "Your role as a leader starts now." I'm realizing it now.
”I wanted to learn everything about the process of releasing an album and how difficult it is. I wanted to start again from scratch.”
Your role as a leader actually starts now.
I used to find the role of a leader burdensome at times but now I feel a greater sense of responsibility. While supporting each person’s journey, I thought I needed to be the one to step up once we got back together. We also talk regularly in our group chat. Not long ago, Jackson went to China. When Mark went to the USA, I could see him off but when Jackson was leaving, we couldn’t be together because of a schedule. So I told him to have a safe flight, apologised for not being able to see him off and thanked him too. He replied saying he’ll take care and be back.
What motivated you to leave the large agency you've been working with for a long time?
The thought came to mind suddenly as we were promoting as GOT7. Am I taking all these benefits I get for granted? When a schedule is released I just do it, and when they ask me to confirm things I do, but what kind of long process has it gone through before it came to me? Who sends a request and how is it processed? Why am I only waiting until it reaches me and simply watching it unfold? I wanted to be directly involved in that process. I wanted to learn everything about the process of releasing an album and how difficult it is. I want to be humble and start from the bottom again.
Didn't you need the courage?
Of course I did. I was also afraid. My position has risen to all the way up here, but when it comes to my actual knowledge, I think I'm only down there. I was afraid that the difference would feel too big once I left the company. But I think I would have been more afraid if I stayed at JYPE. Since that difference would have grown bigger and bigger. My real self is here, so I should face it head-on a little faster. That's what I thought.
As JAY B or as Def. who releases mixtapes and holds exhibitions, you must have had the desire to do something new.
I want to do research and build it up step by step without haste. JAY B will show hip hop and RnB music that appeals to the general public and Def. will do activities that Def. wants to do. It could be mixtapes or exhibitions, or other different kinds of fictions. Def. is the nickname I used as a bboy before I became a trainee. It’s like air floating about freely. It could be house or soul or acoustic or even modern rock. In a way, you can say that Def. is close to my “main self” but since I debuted as JAY B, I’ll also show a devoted side of myself through JAY B. I want to be a person who can do both what he has to do and what he wants to do freely.
Listening to your mixtapes, and hearing that you like the styles of D’Angelo and Ray Charles, you seem to be attached to the Southern US rhythm and blues and soul music.
I do like them a lot. I like the entire hip-hop culture that originated from there. That culture also includes DJing, graffiti and even bboying. Since I started as a bboy, I would look up older videos to watch, study the culture and also look into what each dance move symbolizes, with my bboying crew and that's how I became fascinated. What captivated me the most was their obstinacy. I felt respect towards the conviction and obstinacy they carried with their culture.
Is that mood still incorporated in your music and dance?
Yes. For example, I don’t think choreography is dance. I think dancing is when music plays and you like the rhythm and start humming and bobbing your head and moving your body. I think dancing is a free act you do out of enjoyment.
What was the reason you joined an idol group after starting out as a bboy?
I gained an interest in music too, not just dancing. When I was young, I listened to D’Angelo’s music and wanted to become a singer like him. But I was rebellious when I first joined JYPE. Haha. I was even suspended for a month once as a trainee. I definitely said hello but they said I didn’t so they said "If you're going to be stubborn, then go home" and me with my young heart replied “Then I shall head home.” and left. Then I met up with my bboying crew after a long time, and in just a few months it turned into a different world. The crew members were above me and I was worried because I could feel myself far away by myself. Should I go back to bboying? Should I continue as a trainee? In the end, I wanted to do my very best in whatever I chose so I decided to focus on becoming a singer. Since I wanted to do music, it was a choice I made with no regrets.
You started as a dancer and ended up as a main vocalist. What was music to you back then?
It was a challenge. Trainees are divided into singing and dancing. I joined as a dancer but what I wanted to do was become a singer and not just do dance. But since I was put into the dancing division, I worked even harder with singing to break that prejudice. I often felt defeated. I still feel defeated with singing. Haha. But music is about endless research. Now it’s more about research than studying.
You grew up as an only child to your parents who did farming?
I was an ordinary kid. I enjoyed Haruki’s Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage and thought the “colourless” kid was just like me. I was a calm kid who helped his parents with their farm work. I don’t know if it’s because I don’t have any older siblings but they said I used to talk to myself a lot. My mother said there was a way she would know if I was home or not. If I was home, she would hear me talk to myself and be like “Oh really?” “Yes really” haha.
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It’s extraordinary to read Haruki at that age.
There was an older friend that I knew and he was really cool. He looked really cool reading on the bus with his legs crossed. He said “Hey, Read a book and build up some knowledge.” As I was trying to be cool like him, I gained a favourite author and started reading more since I enjoyed it.
What kind of books do you like?
When I was a teenager I often read Kafka On The Shore. It felt like Kafka was just like me, and so while reading it, I even cried. The style of Murakami Radio was also interesting. The ending phrase “But I like that more…” was very witty. I’m collecting books from secondhand bookstores from authors who won the Young Author awards. I like Lee Jang-wook's short story Byeon Hee-bong. The main character knows the actor Byun Hee-bong, but the world doesn't know him. He would ask "Don't you know Byun Hee-bong from the movie The Host?" But no one knows. I like stories that don’t intend to be funny but they end up making me giggle.
What do you read these days?
I try to read poetry. I purchased and read the first volume that appeared on Moonji’s Poetry Collection, but it has too many Hanja characters. Haha. I started with Munhwak’s Poetry Collection. I have volumes 1 to 85. I also read poet Park Joon's collection of poems and poet Lee Eun-gyu's Affectionate Name. I even underlined and wrote things down.
Among the idols and musicians I’ve met, I think you are the most extensive reader.
We went on tours often and we would have a lot of time in my hotel room. When I went out I took pictures and when I stayed in my hotel room I read books. When I go on an overseas tour, I pack around 30 books in my suitcase. Then I bring back the books that left an impression on me, and those that didn’t sometimes I dispose of them there. These days, I look for independent publications too. I often look for independent publishing bookstores in Nakseongdae or Haebangchon. There are many books that contain honest stories that are not refined, and the power of those sentences is great.
How does reading influence your work?
The poetic expressions with poetic license help when writing lyrics. You read a new sentence and think “What is this expressing?” You receive inspiration from that image being expressed in a new way. I think of lyrics as poetry too. There are times I write how I feel honestly, but when I want to include a certain meaning I’d want to write the lyrics like poetry.
In your photo exhibition <ALONE> last year, you took pictures of objects and signs in the middle of the road.
Wouldn't it feel very lonely if you think about it from an object’s point of view? The camera captures just an instance but the object will stay there. I think each person has an insatiable loneliness. I like the artist Seonglib’s works, and I feel loneliness in his drawings. I don't know why I keep talking about loneliness, I guess I’m familiar with loneliness.
Seems like you take more pictures of objects and landscapes than people.
I don’t really like taking pictures of people. You can clearly see a person’s emotions in their eyes. I prefer hiding things rather than revealing them too much. I prefer objects, backgrounds, and natural objects rather than subjects that openly express 'It's me!'. Tranquil things, I like when you go past something and go “that’s how it was.” I try my best since my job requires being presented to people but that’s also how I am.
Who do you like as a movie director?
I like Woody Allen’s directing. My favourite is Match Point. It's a love story that goes beyond taboos, and it's electrifying. The face of the actor who secretly asks the reunited lover to give him her number remains in my memory for a long time. How could he direct such a real-looking, raw look in their eyes? When I was a theater and film major, I used to take directing classes rather than acting. If I were to direct a film, I would like to shoot an eccentric witty romantic comedy like Love Fiction directed by Jeon Gye-soo.
Are you self-conscious as an artist?
I’m interested in a variety of genres, and interact with crews often, but I think goofing off just because they are an artist is an arrogant attitude. Everyone is their own artist, no matter what they do, right? I'm not trying to be pretentious, I just think there's a difference in expression, and people who work in the office are also doing their own art. That’s why I’m a little shy about the title “artist.” Is there a need to be puffed up with pride because I’m an artist? I’m just a person.
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While filming for “What's in my bag” and revealed your medications for depression and panic disorder. When did you face your depression?
I didn’t know I had depression. I thought I was being weak for a short while and let it pass. But on an occasion I got examined and found out I had depression. They asked how I lived by without going to the psychiatrist. I said I just thought I was the type to feel blue. Haha. I’m the type that doesn’t show [what is wrong] but they said I was in a state where I needed treatment. After going to counselling and taking medications, I’m much better now.
“I just wanted to talk about it. It may not show, but depression is both a common and dangerous illness.”
I think you’re cool for having the courage to talk about this.
I got diagnosed and looked at the people around me. There are friends who are ashamed of it and try to hide it, and there are friends who talk about it as if it’s insignificant. I just wanted to talk about it. It may not show, but it’s both a common and dangerous illness. A mental illness is an illness too. Among my fans, or those who read this interview, if there is someone who feels depressed, don’t be ashamed of it and I hope you receive treatment and overcome it. It’s not an embarrassing thing and it doesn’t need to be hidden. And I was filming content where I show what’s inside my bag; I can’t lie. I wish everyone would be healthy.
Are you bad at lying?
Yes. If I have to tell a lie, I think it’s just better to not say anything. Since I’m the type that’s honest and straightforward, I also don’t like beating around the bush.
Can you share a way one can take a step forward towards recovering from depression?
Look at the world in a broad view. Know that there are many places you haven’t been to yet and there are many things you haven’t felt yet. It's also good to take a walk and go off your usual route and take a path you've never been on. Small adventures can also be of great help. Just by leaving the house you’re already halfway there. I think there are more ways you can refresh yourself outside rather than inside. Also, I thought I was an honest person but after being diagnosed with depression, I thought I should be more honest with myself and more faithful to myself. At times like this, think of yourself before others.
What do you believe in?
I just believe in god. I don’t have a religion. I don’t know what kind of existence god is but I do believe that there is a god. When I’m thankful or am having a hard time, I pray. “Thank you.” “Please let me get through this wisely.”
What is the greatest motivation that moves you?
As long as I’m alive, I want to continue doing work that will leave a message. I believe that there is no next life. I think I should live this time diligently to the fullest. To have no regrets.
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Gila in Fila/ 11”x14” acrylic on canvas/ Gila Monster wearing Fila bucket hat, windbreaker and chains while blasting some Kool G Rap/ Swipe for close-ups. Part 4 of my “B-Boy Wildlife of the 1980s” series. #spitsmullinsart #acrylicpainting #animals #portrait #80s #fila #boombox #buckethat #gila #hiphop #rap #throwback #bboy #breakdance #chains #gold #blue #babyblue #lizard #gilamonster (at Denver, Colorado) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9cIfmsnPMn/?igshid=vzcmxpi5nuwl
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Just saw ur dialogue prompts and bboi I RAN
Mind doing an 11 with 2012 Leo (x gn reader)?👁👁
I‘m sorry that it took so long but I‘m finally over my cold and the little exam phase >.<
Thanks to @umbralaperture for beta reading!
11: „Let me take care of it, alright? You need to rest.“
You haven’t shown up at the lair for a few days after catching a massive cold. Those late nights out apparently were a stronger toll on your immune system than you thought.
For a moment you thought that it was unfair that the boys were able to do this every night while you were laying in bed just after a few times. It didn’t matter that your ninja friends weren’t exactly normal and if you wanted to know how their immune system worked you’d only have to ask the purple-clad turtle and he’d give you a full-depth explanation.
While your mind was occupied with your thoughts and the dull ache of being sick clouding your mind you didn’t notice the knock on your window and only really gave it any attention when you saw a figure climb through it. A few blinks later you were able to recognize who it was that decided to visit you late at night at your sickbed, his presence bringing a smile to your lips.
„Oh, hey Leo!“
„Hey [y/n]“, he replied with his usual shy smile as he made his way over to you, „I’ve read your messages and wanted to see how you’re doing.“
As you wanted to say that you were fine, your body decided to act on its own and answered with a coughing fit. Leo immediately rushed over rubbing your back to try and help with the burn.
„Are you okay? Do you need something?“ The concern in his voice was very much evident, accompanied with a worried look on his face. As his blue eyes practically burned into your own, you tried to reassure him, „Thank you for worrying about me but I’m fine. This is only a cold, I’ve survived worse.“
„But still, I feel bad knowing that you’re sick because you were out so long with us. I should have been more responsible and sent you home earlier.“
„Leo, don’t beat yourself up over it. You know this isn’t your fault. It was my decision to stay with you guys after all.“
The tired smile you gave him seemed to reassure him a little bit and his shoulders loosened up. He didn’t even notice them tensing. You two looked at each other, enjoying the other’s presence.
A few moments passed before the silence was interrupted by his phone buzzing. His content expression faltered as he read through the text. A sigh left him as he turned his gaze towards you again with an apologetic expression, „I’m really sorry that this visit has to be cut short but I just got a text from Donnie. Apparently the lair is gonna go up in flames if I don’t come back soon.“
A giggle escaped you, being able to imagine exactly what was happening at their home. You put your hand atop of his and gave him a reassuring smile.
„Don’t worry about it Leo. It’s getting quite late anyways, I should go to sleep and try to get better so I can join your guys‘ shenanigans again soon.“
„Yeah, your presence is heavily missed. But I should go now, if I let them alone for any time longer I’m going to have to put out a real fire.“
You chuckled as you stood up from the bed, leaving the blue-clad turtle confused.
„Aren’t you going to go to bed? I thought you needed to rest?“
„Oh, yeah. But I haven’t eaten lunch yet and I should probably try to at least eat some fruits or something. Going to bed on an empty stomach doesn’t sound too healthy.“
You didn’t even notice the turtle move until Leo was standing right in front of you, hands on you shoulders and stern look on his face, „You haven’t eaten yet? [y/n], it’s almost midnight!“
Putting your hands on top of his, you tried to reassure him, „Don’t worry about it Leo. I’ve got it, you just go back to your brothers.“
„No, you’re sick.. You’re going to lay down again and get comfortable. I’ll make you something to eat and some tea.“
A little bit taken aback you stared at him for a second. Normally he only used this tone with his brothers when they were out on a mission but it didn’t last long.
„Leo, I’m really fine. I can take care of myself.“
The expression on his face softened as did the grip he had on your shoulders, „I know you can. Just, let me take care of it, alright? You need to rest.“
As you mirrored his smile, realizing that he still felt responsible for your cold you said in a hushed tone, „Alright, but don’t worry about it. This isn’t your fault.“
You sat down on the bed and he helped to tuck you in again before making his way to the kitchen. It didn’t take long for him to come back, a bowl of hot soup and a steaming cup of tea in hand.
He handed it to you and sat down with you, keeping you company until you were finished eating and fell asleep.
On the way out he made sure your heater was turned up and the window closed as he left to see the mess he’d have to clean up with his brothers. But then again, it wasn’t as if he wasn’t used to that. Plus, spending time with you was always worth the cost, at least to him.
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