of “getting rid of stress and
shit I’m going through. In real
life I’m just living, breathing,
fucking up and eating noodles
like everybody else,” Visto
says with a smile. He is a deep
thinker that daily seeks to find
his way through everyday life
situations. Even though he
himself dropped out of high
school, Visto finds great importance in education. But not
just the traditional kind. Visto
believes that children should
not only be educated by teach-
has thoughts on education, but
on religion as well. Growing
up in a religious household,
Visto recalls going to church
on Sunday mornings and then
seeing the church clergy out
in the neighborhoods. “They
don’t do that anymore. Church
ain’t what it used to be.”
Nowadays, Visto considers
himself to be more spiritual
than religious and seeks his
own relationship with a higher
being.
Having no children of his
there is no special woman
in his life currently, Visto is
open and ready to settle down
if the right one comes along.
“I don’t want a baby mama.
I want a family!” Visto says
with conviction. No specific
type. A “fat ass and titties,”
is what he’s into. But most
importantly, she would have
to understand that he and the
music are a package deal.
If you ask Visto how will
he know when he’s “made it”,
he’ll tell you he already has. It
ers, but that parents should
also take a lead role. After all,
who better to teach their history than those who have lived
it? He believes in not only
feeding the logical mind, but
also in cultivating the artistic
minds of the children.
The Hippie King not only
own, Visto often fantasizes
about the type of father he
would be. He sees himself as
the type of father who will
always have his kids by his
side. The type of father that
gets up to do his daughters
hair for school and teaches his
son how to be a man. While
may not seem that w