"i'll live my own way"

Death Note Opening 2 - What’s up, people?! by Maximum the Hormone

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Watching Death Note is weird because you come out at the end of it feeling personally victimized by at least one letter of the alphabet

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for as good as he is with technology, matt would have made an amazing synthpop musician. with all those modular and analog synths and wires, manually patching your own equipment? it takes someone who knows what they’re doing. matt would have wiped the floor in the music business.

matt should team up with matt bellamy and the rest of the dudes working on muse’s fucking vaporwave album

 Death Note: A day in life with L. Creators: Ohba/Obata Legit product: All ownership go’s to them. Enjoy!  (Read from left panel to right and go down with this process.)

Mail Jeevas was a really hyperactive, curious boy. Wammy always said that he was making up for wasted time.

He was born on a really strict family, and wasn’t allowed outside. The first time he got out of the house was when his parents didn’t return for a week, and he decided to go search for them. He was 11. When it was night time, a police officer saw him wandering alone, and took him into the station.

Matt didn’t understand why those adults were all over him, asking questions about his family. Yes, he was the only son of the Jeevas family. No, he didn’t know what they did for a living. Yes, his dad had a laboratory, but he wasn’t allowed to go in there. No, he didn’t know where they went.

Shortly after that day, he was sent to Wammy’s orphanage, and meeting so many kids his age opened up his eyes. Learning all those interesting facts. Being able to wander through the terrains, and going on trips with other kids! He was happy. Sure, he sometimes missed his parents, but he loved his new home.

Adults came, and some kids went with them, but not Matt. When he truly understood what was going on, it started to make him sad, and he started staying more and more inside. He could learn anything from a computer or the library, anyways.

He was one of the kids that, eventually, ended up adopted by Wammy himself. At age 13, he met L for the first time, and got along really well with him, becoming practically inseparable. L played videogames with him for the first time, and Matt was ecstatic.

In computers and games, he found his passion.

He learnt how to hack at age 15, and got his first job as a white hat hacker when he turned 18. With his first salary, he got himself a camera and some recording devices, and with that, the gaming channel VideoCigarettes was born.

Now he lives with his brother L in a cozy apartment, making videoblogs with him and playing games for the world, while secretly helping people with his hacking skills.