S T I L L S D E T R O I T

09/11/2025

Connect, grow, & fine the light in the Motor City! Film Detroit Launch Event

09/06/2025

Just Another Day!!

08/29/2025

Art is not something that we do outside of life. It is our life, and has the power to engulf every activity. The more the spirit of art infuses you, the more you find the wonder of possibilities and opportunities for continual PLAY in life.

08/28/2025

In the world of hustle and survival, the pressures of street life can be overwhelming. The lyrics “it’s hard to watch a cab when the van keeps dropping” encapsulate the constant vigilance required when navigating the dangers and uncertainties that accompany street existence. In an environment where trust is scarce and danger lurks around every corner, maintaining awareness is critical, yet it’s often a challenging task.

The phrase “got the big 40 on me, so my pants keep falling” highlights an all-too-common scenario: the burden of responsibility that comes with carrying a firearm. For many, this is not merely a choice but a necessity for protection. Yet, this added weight can act as a reminder of the precarious balance between safety and vulnerability. The physical discomfort of sagging pants serves as a metaphor for the emotional strain that comes with living a life on edge.

“I be hard to understand me cause my jaw keep locking” illustrates the broader implications of living a life marked by struggle and conflict. Here, the “locked jaw” symbolizes the difficulties in expressing oneself when caught up in chaotic circumstances. The struggles of street life can inhibit clear communication, making it harder for individuals to convey their feelings and experiences, often leaving them feeling isolated and misunderstood.

08/24/2025

Fragile

08/22/2025

The World In Two Square Miles

08/13/2025

Push Through - Sing a Song Singing Man

08/01/2025

07/23/2025

🖕🏾

06/20/2025

Freedom

06/18/2025

Every year, as the calendar turns to this season, the city of Detroit embarks on an extensive period of construction and regular maintenance work aimed at preserving and strengthening the infrastructure that is essential to the community. This annual undertaking serves as a vital reminder of the importance of maintenance—not just for the physical structures of our environment but also for our well-being. It exemplifies a principle that we could all benefit from applying to our own lives.

Just like cities, we, too, experience wear and tear; we face challenges, navigate through hardships, and sometimes feel overwhelmed by emotions. These feelings often illuminate a significant truth: they can be viewed as reflections of the minor maintenance we routinely fail to perform on ourselves. Just as the streets and bridges of a bustling city require regular care and attention, our mental, emotional, and spiritual health also demands diligent upkeep.

Ultimately, the construction season in Detroit is more than just a seasonal occurrence; it serves as a powerful metaphor for personal upkeep. It encourages us to assess our own lives with a critical eye, urging us to identify areas that may require our attention and care. Let us remember that just as we invest in the physical spaces around us, we should equally invest in our mental landscape to foster resilience and promote overall well-being.