Nicholas Ridiculous
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Founder of Canadian hip-hop group dimebagcrew, upcycled fashion line underbellysociety, and spark on many other creative projects.
I am a veteran of the child welfare industry and advocate for the youth experience, and work hard for systemic change.
04/30/2026
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pizza, fire & friends *
alive @ 35
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( unruly archive )
04/25/2026
bastard ✨
4.22 *
available whenever you get music
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04/24/2026
[ridiculous]
life’s a trip,
something, something,
2006-
we still movin’ kid//✨
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ever after
04/24/2026
lil’ prayers *
can i take u there?
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# 1
1991: i hate it here, but i love u
A deeply personal reflection on contradiction, attachment, and emotional survival. 1991: I Hate It Here, But I Love U captures the tension of loving places, people, and memories that have also caused pain—raw, honest, and human.
# 2
Bartley
A charming and visually distinctive story centered around curiosity, companionship, and adventure. Bartley combines playful illustration with warmth and personality, making it an inviting read for all ages.
# 3
Finding Home
A heartfelt exploration of belonging, resilience, and the search for stability. Finding Home speaks to the emotional realities of youth, displacement, and the meaning of building a place for yourself in the world.
# 4
1999: BASTARD
A raw and symbolic journey through identity, memory, and survival. 1999 Bastard blends stark visuals with emotional undertones, creating a haunting reflection on where we come from and what shapes us.
available on Amazon, or cut out the middleman & support my work directly by hitting me with a DM and we can work it out direct, or check the online shop && .mrkt for that IRL experience// 🫡💜
ADHD ARTIST;
dont put me in a box ‘till im dead. ⚰️
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04/21/2026
WAZN ✨
by
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[available wherever you get music]
04/20/2026
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da jungle cosmic*
oh, how we danced ✨
big blessings; work hard, play hard 🎈
shoutout everyone at .events & .state.ent for doing the dang thang ferrda people 💜
04/19/2026
[SZN.X] 👕👖👟🧢
peep our new streamlined shop, with our collection of oversized grunge-pop inspired streetwear staples & our compendium LOOKBOOX X, a reflection on our decade of work and creativity in the underbelly// 👁️👁️✨
links in bio tyshiiii *
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WASIAN
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[SHANGHIGH NOON]
by &
snippet from an unreleased heater wit da homie // 💿🔥
((coming soon like dune bb))
april’s fool *
the end is nigh, taurians rise
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verse from an unreleased track // 💿
03/25/2026
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🍳 *
🎂 happy new year //
( unruly archive )
unboxing asmr *
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you could be next, peep the catalogue
what are you doing here *
— GROW UP Series
Mixed Media on Canvas · 20 x 16 in
A stark, emotionally charged tribute to BoJack Horseman, this piece captures the hollow stare and uncomfortable self-awareness that defined a generation of adult animation.
Part of the GROW UP series, this painting explores what happens when nostalgia stops being comforting and starts asking questions. The repeated “X” pattern creates a suffocating backdrop — a visual loop of mistakes, habits, and self-sabotage — while the handwritten phrase, “What are you doing here…”, hangs like an accusation or a plea.
Rendered in mixed media, the work balances soft washes with raw linework and textured repetition. The cigarette, the distant eyes, the rigid symmetry — all push the character beyond satire and into something painfully human. This isn’t just a pop culture reference; it’s a reflection of adulthood, burnout, ego, and the search for meaning after the applause fades.
This is nostalgia grown tired.
This is the afterparty.
available // 🐴✨
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