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SUBSCRIBE TO YOURSELF

You might of seen this slogan running in Internet-ads or on a bumper-sticker. This will be the first time explaining the phenom behind it. Created a few months ago, sitting at a workstation-- the idea just popped in my head. "Subscribe To Yourself" was a metaphor for something greater than the sentence itself. Meaning: there are individuals who go after big crowds, in an attempt to get liked by massive audiences; being verified and stirring up web traffic. In retrospect, the concept of giving yourself a like-- totally negates the former. You came in this world by yourself, and will leave by yourself-- nothing or no one can change that.

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