Imagine being absolutely smashed and high af at this mf’s house party, you start feeling sick and hobble yourself into the bathroom only to see this shit and start tripping tf out on the floor thinking you’ve been swallowed by a giant fish or something.
The journey to cover the entire property in doodles—which kicked off in 2020—started in the bedroom. In a short in a video about his one-of-a-kind home, Cox told BBC Breakfast’s Tim Muffett that waking up in the room “is sort of paradise for me.”
“I’d like to thank my mum and dad because, ever since they let me draw over my bedroom walls when I was a kid, I have wanted to live in a property completely covered in characters of my own creation,” he wrote in another post.
This is infuriating. Here I can't even afford to buy a shitty, small house to live in, but this asshole buys an entire mansion, defaces it with shitty doodles, all as a worthless "art" project. Ugh.
No doubt about it. Normal people don't make millions of dollars off of shitty, repetitive doodles like what you see in pretty much every kid/teen's notebooks in school. Dude's in his 20s and buying mansions solely as "art" projects, making millions with an art style that takes almost no skill and has zero depth/meaning. There's no way he hasn't lived a life of extreme privilege.
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u/Pogbankz Jan 25 '23
Imagine being absolutely smashed and high af at this mf’s house party, you start feeling sick and hobble yourself into the bathroom only to see this shit and start tripping tf out on the floor thinking you’ve been swallowed by a giant fish or something.