If one day the question were to arise: “What makes a person ‘cool’?”, what would the answer be? Intellect? Humor? Perhaps elegance in the way they handle situations? Or agility of thought and ease in making pleasant irony? In fact, for the sake of truth, all of these together would not be bad at all for someone acceptable “cool”. Meanwhile, in the ambiguities of subjective and self-proclaimed labels, the term “cool” is destined to take on a new dose of originality.
Thus was born the inspiration for a name, which would signify the concept and philosophy of this show: "Jo Veç Kullera" is nothing less and much more than a naive and proud attempt by three young boys to challenge grotesque shows and pathetic prejudices against 20-somethings who dare to speak without complexes in front of cameras and guests.
Greetings from them!
Eno
Photo: Ina Omuri
He has occasional loss of concentration, but not hearing (because he doesn't hear at all). He always tries to be special in what he does (and doesn't do...). It seems a bit like the world revolves around him. He is a little spoiled, but also very down to earth. He likes to tease, but never in a bad way. When you get to know him better, you understand that he has a good heart and that he goes to pieces for people.
The words I use the most: "Do you understand?"; "Does it sound similar?"
"I have an obligation to appear." - Eno.
Salion
Photo: Ina Omuri
He speaks (sometimes :p) to the point and is almost always correct in what he says. He is calm, mature and quiet. If you annoy him, he may not speak at all. Sometimes he thinks too much about what he wants to say, so much so that it makes it a bit obvious that he has problems with articulation, but in fact, behind the charming face is simply a shy boy with a few innocent particles of insecurity. However, for those who prejudge him, a challenge to get to know him better would be more fair, because in all likelihood he would surprise them with his values ??and stories.
The words he uses the most: "Hey kid, did you ask me?" and "What are you saying, G?"
"Confidence is often silent." - Salion
Thomas
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Eloquent, courageous and very out of the box. He is open-minded and crazy in his harmless nature. Slaughtering in irony and with a very pleasant humor. Charisma allows him to get attention, although sometimes he seems unmotivated. Sensitive, but emotionally unmanipulated. He has a very complex about the fact that he turned out to be a "tired" musician, but he makes up for it with his acting talent. If you see him on the street and want to get on his nerves, just say: "Booo, how did you not lose weight!".
The words I use the most: "I disagree with you here" and "Aaaa, I shake your hand here."
"That was our lesson for today." - Tomas.
Top 5 moments
1. When DJ Aldo explained why Blloku is no longer "Blloku"!
2. When Salion left gambling and Jacques left Enon with a frozen smile.
3. That's why the kids left the grass!
4. Alcohol and life!
5. 30 years old and lives with his mother…
What comes next?
The topics are unrecorded. The conversations are unheard. The guests are uncensored. This is a different podcast, with three ordinary guys who are as different as they are different, who are not afraid to show the true colors of life. “Jo Veç Kullera” is the place where discussions are always stripped of the framework of society and interviews are served in the most honest way possible.
If boring conversations with your colleague during lunchtime are no longer appealing and the long bus ride home seems endless, maybe it's time to put on your headphones (or not), press play on Spotify or YouTube, and give yourself a chance to enjoy the road and life itself more. After all, life is beautiful, especially when there's such a cool show where everyone finds themselves. Okay, maybe not everyone. But after all, not everyone is nothing but a jerk!
You should definitely see them!
If you have any suggestions for the next guest on “Jo Veç Kullera” and any very specific questions about him, you can send a message to the official Instagram page. Even for those who want to participate in person via a phone call or as a guest, the door is always open! The only thing that matters is that they are not alone… GIVE IT, TELL IT YOURSELF now!
