Alex Kazemi

Canadian pop artist and author Alex Kazemi shares his insights on youth culture, nostalgia, and masculinity. He discusses the chaotic vibes of the late '90s and early 2000s, contrasting them with today's social media-driven identity struggles. Kazemi explores the impact of early recording technologies and critiques commercialized youth culture. He also highlights his unique approach to activism through magic, while advocating for empathy in a fragmented digital landscape.

Author Alex Kazemi talks about the process of writing and publishing a book, networking in the fashion industry, misconceptions and negative perceptions, surrendering and letting go of control, different approaches to creating music, relationships and controversies, unique styles in writing, the ugly side of human nature, discussion of songs and movie ideas, immortalizing through art, book feedback, LA reading, and character assassination and deception.

Alex Kazemi, a Vancouver-based writer and author of New Millennium Boyz, dives into the nostalgia of late 90s and early 2000s culture. He humorously critiques Playboi Carti's extravagant diamond lollipop while reminiscing about the quirks of outdoor adventures and Lyme's disease fears. The conversation explores the evolution of celebrity culture, fashion frustrations, and non-sexual escort services, alongside reflections on his Kabbalah faith and the quirks of modern travel. Get ready for a wild ride through pop culture and personal anecdotes!