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The Power of Creativity in Jon Bellion’s Music
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Creativity for me means expressing myself and also connecting with myself! And others. It has no limit for me i think every thing can be creative!
wrote 23 days ago last edited by@KjellyBean then since creativity has no limits then Jon's imagination is as large than the universe
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Creativity is such a personal and limitless force—it can be a way to express emotions, tell stories, or even challenge the way we see the world. Jon Bellion has a unique way of blending different sounds, lyrics, and visuals to create something truly original.
What does creativity mean to you? And how do you think Jon uses his creativity to convey his message?
Let’s dive into this and share our thoughts!
wrote 23 days ago last edited by@KjellyBean Jon no doubt has a gift that he’s nurtured throughout the years, but I promise you without a shadow of a doubt, ESPECIALLY on this next project, the creativity is literally pouring from God. We give it up to heaven cause it isn’t Jon, that’s why I get emotion when the chorus drops. Man is locked in with the Lord right now and it’s beautiful to see, we’re about to see a powerful change in the sound of music, music with life as opposed to this dead music popularized rn imo
Boy Mystic raised from the Wilkins baby
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Creativity for me means expressing myself and also connecting with myself! And others. It has no limit for me i think every thing can be creative!
wrote 23 days ago last edited by@KjellyBean Oh, and I’ve also realized that the process is actually the best part of it all. I used to focus so much on getting the best outcome that I never really noticed what I was actually doing. I never stopped to appreciate the fact that, in pushing myself, I was leveling up my skills.
I mean, I could have given up years ago (I draw digitally), but I didn’t.
So to whoever is reading this—keep doing what you love. It’s worth it!
JellyBean from space
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@KjellyBean then since creativity has no limits then Jon's imagination is as large than the universe
wrote 23 days ago last edited by@Shikuki oh hell
Yeah i think so too! I think we will get a big surprise of new awesome songsJellyBean from space
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@KjellyBean Jon no doubt has a gift that he’s nurtured throughout the years, but I promise you without a shadow of a doubt, ESPECIALLY on this next project, the creativity is literally pouring from God. We give it up to heaven cause it isn’t Jon, that’s why I get emotion when the chorus drops. Man is locked in with the Lord right now and it’s beautiful to see, we’re about to see a powerful change in the sound of music, music with life as opposed to this dead music popularized rn imo
wrote 23 days ago last edited by@Zeonder yes yes! Honestly your reaction makes this even more exciting! Also beautiful to hear your thoughts so thank you for sharing
JellyBean from space
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@KjellyBean Jon no doubt has a gift that he’s nurtured throughout the years, but I promise you without a shadow of a doubt, ESPECIALLY on this next project, the creativity is literally pouring from God. We give it up to heaven cause it isn’t Jon, that’s why I get emotion when the chorus drops. Man is locked in with the Lord right now and it’s beautiful to see, we’re about to see a powerful change in the sound of music, music with life as opposed to this dead music popularized rn imo
wrote 23 days ago last edited by@Zeonder oh wow i think you’re right! We’ve seen his relationship with God reflected in the lyrics of Kid Again. Makes me wonder what else Jon’s got to say about that on the new album
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Creativity is such a personal and limitless force—it can be a way to express emotions, tell stories, or even challenge the way we see the world. Jon Bellion has a unique way of blending different sounds, lyrics, and visuals to create something truly original.
What does creativity mean to you? And how do you think Jon uses his creativity to convey his message?
Let’s dive into this and share our thoughts!
wrote 23 days ago last edited by@KjellyBean I remember when Jon made Stupid Deep and how he was talking about how that song didn’t come from him, and at the time I thought he was just saying that to seem humble or something. But then I started making art and I realized that there is (at least for me) there’s this feeling of blacking out and being taken over by something inexplicable and ending up with something really cool in the end. But in order to undergo that whole experience there’s gotta be this moment of serenity; it’s actually.
I know that sounds kind woo woo, but that’s how I kind see it.
Remember dreams seemed far away. Was pinching pennies like Lane and Hardaway. Now my beats make feasts for holidays in Greece. And I don't mean John Travolta.
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Creativity is such a personal and limitless force—it can be a way to express emotions, tell stories, or even challenge the way we see the world. Jon Bellion has a unique way of blending different sounds, lyrics, and visuals to create something truly original.
What does creativity mean to you? And how do you think Jon uses his creativity to convey his message?
Let’s dive into this and share our thoughts!
wrote 22 days ago last edited by danpurcell 22 days ago@KjellyBean I had to give this a lot of thought before I could really give my feelings in writing so here we go!
I recently watched the anime film “Look Back” (it’s on Prime Video and is only like an hour long), about two manga artists who work together in high school on comics and then drift apart and go their separate ways (no spoilers beyond that lol). The final question the film poses to one of the main characters is “Why do you draw manga?” The answer, while not explicitly stated, is shown in visual flashbacks of the one character working together with her friend, and that friend smiling and giggling at the ideas they would come up with together just sitting in a room drawing cartoons.
THAT to me is the essence of why we make things. Creativity is born out of love, love for each other, love for self, love for the innate Beingness that really binds us and sews us all together. To create is to be as divinely inspired as the building blocks of life that wove us into this world, to tap into the somehow knowable unknown and become a conduit for something that might compel another to do or be something. For me personally, it’s to help me organize the chaos of the mind and heart and make it feel understood by myself and by others. That act of creation is offered by me as a personal tribute to God (or whatever you want to call the being that links us all together), as I believe I was granted that unique gift of perception and love for the specific mediums of both visual art and music by God.
So I’ll ask (even urge) anyone who wants to create something (even if it’s not art! it could be science or math or just genuine human connection!) to just go and do it. We’re all creators, who all have stories worth sharing. It taps into something so deeply human and divine, to take our separate walks of life and, if only for a moment, link them together into one.
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@KjellyBean I had to give this a lot of thought before I could really give my feelings in writing so here we go!
I recently watched the anime film “Look Back” (it’s on Prime Video and is only like an hour long), about two manga artists who work together in high school on comics and then drift apart and go their separate ways (no spoilers beyond that lol). The final question the film poses to one of the main characters is “Why do you draw manga?” The answer, while not explicitly stated, is shown in visual flashbacks of the one character working together with her friend, and that friend smiling and giggling at the ideas they would come up with together just sitting in a room drawing cartoons.
THAT to me is the essence of why we make things. Creativity is born out of love, love for each other, love for self, love for the innate Beingness that really binds us and sews us all together. To create is to be as divinely inspired as the building blocks of life that wove us into this world, to tap into the somehow knowable unknown and become a conduit for something that might compel another to do or be something. For me personally, it’s to help me organize the chaos of the mind and heart and make it feel understood by myself and by others. That act of creation is offered by me as a personal tribute to God (or whatever you want to call the being that links us all together), as I believe I was granted that unique gift of perception and love for the specific mediums of both visual art and music by God.
So I’ll ask (even urge) anyone who wants to create something (even if it’s not art! it could be science or math or just genuine human connection!) to just go and do it. We’re all creators, who all have stories worth sharing. It taps into something so deeply human and divine, to take our separate walks of life and, if only for a moment, link them together into one.
wrote 22 days ago last edited by@danpurcell Oh man heavy on it is born out of love.i feel limitless when things are born out of love. very solid post bro i enjoyed reading it a lot.
beautiful mind
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@KjellyBean I had to give this a lot of thought before I could really give my feelings in writing so here we go!
I recently watched the anime film “Look Back” (it’s on Prime Video and is only like an hour long), about two manga artists who work together in high school on comics and then drift apart and go their separate ways (no spoilers beyond that lol). The final question the film poses to one of the main characters is “Why do you draw manga?” The answer, while not explicitly stated, is shown in visual flashbacks of the one character working together with her friend, and that friend smiling and giggling at the ideas they would come up with together just sitting in a room drawing cartoons.
THAT to me is the essence of why we make things. Creativity is born out of love, love for each other, love for self, love for the innate Beingness that really binds us and sews us all together. To create is to be as divinely inspired as the building blocks of life that wove us into this world, to tap into the somehow knowable unknown and become a conduit for something that might compel another to do or be something. For me personally, it’s to help me organize the chaos of the mind and heart and make it feel understood by myself and by others. That act of creation is offered by me as a personal tribute to God (or whatever you want to call the being that links us all together), as I believe I was granted that unique gift of perception and love for the specific mediums of both visual art and music by God.
So I’ll ask (even urge) anyone who wants to create something (even if it’s not art! it could be science or math or just genuine human connection!) to just go and do it. We’re all creators, who all have stories worth sharing. It taps into something so deeply human and divine, to take our separate walks of life and, if only for a moment, link them together into one.
wrote 22 days ago last edited by@danpurcell and aye i love the encouragement to go create!! i hope people see this and gain some motivation. yall got this
beautiful mind
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@danpurcell and aye i love the encouragement to go create!! i hope people see this and gain some motivation. yall got this
wrote 22 days ago last edited by@GabbyW0205 the older I get the more I realize that creativity shouldn’t be gatekept hahaha
We think only the biggest and best artists are the ones who are capable of changing lives, and while that’s true there’s nothing greater than the feeling of connection you get making something yourself, even if it’s not perfect.