“For me, you start at 100 and loose points. You never start at zero. I never treat someone like shit. I always assume they’re amazing until I realize they’re not.” - Idil Tabanca
Newest SLU Muse is Bullett’s Editor-in-Chief Idil Tabanca
Olu and Ed
Ed and his father, who he’s reconciled with
There’s a lot of kids that grew up like me. They didn’t necessarily have a father or male influence in their life. Growing up, their influence was the older kids on the corner. You look up to them. You mimic everything they do. But then I realized something… once you get to where they’re at, you’re like, ‘Aw, no, these dudes are losers.’
Ed
Olu
Olu and Ed
Dipset (aka The Diplomats), an early influence on Olu and Ed
We’re in a rebellion against the whole concept of how a man should dress. Why is it that if I want to wear a suit, shirt, and bow tie, I get ten straight compliments, but when I wear a motorcycle jacket and some baggy drop crotch pants everyone says I’m crazy? I remember I was at the bus stop and some dude came up in his car and screamed, ‘Yo, why you wear those? You look gay, nigga!’ That’s when I realized it’s a great thing to offend people with the way you dress.
Ed
Olu
NEW MUSES: Olu & Ed, creators of Street Level Culture
Biya Ramar
