Will Smith Vlogs: This is what happens when you don't sleep in

[the cool]

i been following him on youtube. he has some good advice just about life and dealing with people. i love australia too. almost died there but had so much fun. i did the same thing he did one night in maroochydore; stayed up all night just to watch the sun rise over the beach. australia's like the ultimate escape destination. just that region in general...

Which region

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

Which region

just australia, new zealand, south pacific area. it's a good escape destination. most of the towns and cities i traveled to had really laid back atmosphere. from perth all the way to cairns.

 

[Afrodroid]

Sydney uh? :nonikkaz:


Smart move, Will

 

[MIKE SPLEAN]

people are racist everywhere, man...

But I mean excessively

 

[FSP]

just australia, new zealand, south pacific area. it's a good escape destination. most of the towns and cities i traveled to had really laid back atmosphere. from perth all the way to cairns.

What about those giant spiders

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

But I mean excessively

i didn't walk around with a meter trying to judge which area had the most racism in comparison to others. i just accept the fact people will hate others and will find reasons to justify that hatred by any means...

 

[FSP]

I love wills blogs. Always tune in to his instagram story.

It's crazy the amount of doors that open for you as an entertainer.

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

What about those giant spiders

yeah, i was nervous about those too. i got chased by some bats one late night in downtown brisbane. that's about the extent to which the wildlife attacked me. and then, like i said earlier, when i almost got pulled into the ocean one day while walking along the rocky coast. a big wave came up and struck the area i was chilling in and the current almost took me out and then thrashed me against the rocks. i have video of it somewhere. like the whole time i'm like...

wow this is so beautiful

then i see this massive wave building


i try to back up then get hit from the back

then the current starts pulling back

it was scary for a second. later that night though, the SAME thing happened to some other guy and they had to dispatch helicopters and shyt, search lights. i could see it all from my window thinking to myself, geez that could have been me

 

[FSP]

yeah, i was nervous about those too. i got chased by some bats one late night in downtown brisbane. that's about the extent to which the wildlife attacked me. and then, like i said earlier, when i almost got pulled into the ocean one day while walking along the rocky coast. a big wave came up and struck the area i was chilling in and the current almost took me out and then thrashed me against the rocks. i have video of it somewhere. like the whole time i'm like...

wow this is so beautiful

then i see this massive wave building


i try to back up then get hit from the back

then the current starts pulling back

it was scary for a second. later that night though, the SAME thing happened to some other guy and they had to dispatch helicopters and shyt, search lights. i could see it all from my window thinking to myself, geez that could have been me

Dope. What about the women

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

Dope. What about the women

considering i was there as an entertainer, it's a little different how women give me attention. but i also found stereotypes about aussie women's attraction to black men not to be that far-fetched. but, like i said, it's different when you're doing shows and performing for people. people would be interested in me regardless considering they came to see the show.

every time i do mention how i've been, i always hear one guy say some thing along the lines of "oh i bet the women loved ya down there, they love black men". but i'm sure more than my blackness was at play...

 

[Solomon Caine]

Are people really racist there?

Not directly to your face, it’s always low key passive aggressive bullshyt, n not getting hired, outside of that they can’t really do or say nothing.

The big cities be cool, most ppl are friendly..

 

[FSP]

considering i was there as an entertainer, it's a little different how women give me attention. but i also found stereotypes about aussie women's attraction to black men not to be that far-fetched. but, like i said, it's different when you're doing shows and performing for people. people would be interested in me regardless considering they came to see the show.

every time i do mention how i've been, i always hear one guy say some thing along the lines of "oh i bet the women loved ya down there, they love black men". but i'm sure more than my blackness was at play...

Damn



So basically all that was to say you was knockin em down like bowling pins?

 

[WaveCapsByOscorp™]

Damn



So basically all that was to say you was knockin em down like bowling pins?

i'm saying they were set up like bowling pins. ain't trying to live that lifestyle anymore. it's too easy and there's a whole bunch of other things worthwhile pursuing. i mean, i could fukk hoes and be up late and party every day easy, we went to a new city generally every day but i'd get up early and go for runs along new zealand's coast or, when i was in sydney, go to my first wing chun class (something i study for years, that got me into martial arts) and meet men and women that practice as well. those experiences meant more to me. living in new orleans has put me in contact with enough sexual instances where random one night stands lack luster...

 

[Sane]

Mans living