Johnny

General

Politics, humanities, geopolitics, philosophy, economics, writing, and all the other things which make the world go round. Also gotten into hip-hop and rap more recently... I don't know, I suppose I just really like the more artistic and intelligent bits of it. The wordplay, the double-meanings, the flow and the cleverness of every word... I really can't stand the type that's just constant cussing and bragging about how rich he/she is for no reason. Be a bit more clever, hm?

Music

I'm a fan of all genres, though my top three favorite artists have to be Elton John, Coldplay, and MF DOOM.

Movies

My top favorite movies of all time are The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, The Family Man, and Darkest Hour; when it comes to what other movies I like, it really depends on a case-to-case basis.

Television

I don't watch many TV shows, though if I had to pick one to call my favorite, it'd be Godzilla: Singular Point. It's true, it's an anime, but I don't care much for others; I simply like SP for its complex plot and dynamic characters. I've probably only watched like two other animes in my life, tops. Other than that, I'd prob also say Loki (the only good Marvel TV Show besides "What If" imo), Monk, and Columbo.

Books

I try to read when I get the chance, but it's not often... Right now, I'm reading three books: "Congo", a deep dive into the history and culture of the Central African nation in question; "Basic Economics", an overview on... well, the basics of economics; and "Mussolini's Italy", an unsympathetic viewpoint on the mad dictator's failed experiment in Southern Europe.

Heroes

Well, seeing as I'm a Christian, I'd definitely say Jesus tops out everyone else... It's not just that He's the icon of Christianity, though. Not enough people talk about it, but Jesus was a legitimately wise and intelligent man, one who managed not just to outsmart the top religious leaders at the time (who were known to be highly educated), but also the Romans themselves. Past Jesus, I'd probably say Abraham Lincoln's a big one... Liberator of the slaves, Aristotle of the modern era, defender of the American republic. What else is there to say-? I suppose Huey Long could also make the list. I still remain doubtful on whether or not his "Share the Wealth" program ever really would've worked, but one can't deny he wasn't a charismatic figure, one who actually did good for his home state of Louisiana (despite his autocratic tendencies). I'd also have to say French general Charles de Gaulle. A fine President of old France, Nazi-killer supreme, and the prime centrist of the mid-20th century. Albeit, he certainly had some ego issues, but I'd say his accomplishments and achievements more than make up for that. There are a few others, but if I were to list them all in detail, you'd be here forever. This'll do for now.