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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 11:00 pm

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gabi.mcgee

5 days ago

gabi.mcgee

cutie

payten.scarlett

5 days ago

payten.scarlett

so freaking adorable!!

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clara_wipper

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clara_wipper

That’s my cousin

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Awwwwww

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joelle.hoc

I love this

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cora.jrg

aww so cute

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loving it

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alexander.hochuli

Yooooo lillly

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muy hermosa

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💌 I think one of the saddest things would be to reach the end of your life and realize you kept postponing the thing you loved most.

After ten days in Japan and two weeks away from the decks, I returned to the stage this weekend in Lima and Quito.

Friday night in Lima, watching you dance, I felt something I wish I could put into words. Barely any phones. People completely lost in the music. And me, standing there, realizing how much I’d missed being part of that.

After 21 years, I still feel this way.

Music is the love of my life. I’ve built my whole world around it, and somehow, two weeks away reminded me why.

It made me wonder how many people are living without the thing they love. How many have convinced themselves it’s too late. How many put it down years ago because someone told them to be realistic, and never picked it up again.

Maybe you know exactly what yours is. You thought about it while reading this.

The thing you miss doing. The thing you could spend hours on without ever checking the time. The thing you were before the world told you who to become.

Please don’t spend the rest of your life wondering what would have happened if you’d given it a chance.

You’re allowed to change direction. At 30. At 50. At 70. Everything you’ve done until now doesn’t have to decide everything you do next.

I know money matters. But I hope you get more out of this life than being able to afford one you don’t enjoy.

Whatever you love, start making room for it. You don’t need to know where it will take you to begin.

Lima, Quito, thank you for a weekend that reminded me: if I had to choose my life all over again, I’d choose music.

I hope you find what makes you say that, too. 🤍