With the recent death of George Floyd at the hands (or rather, knee) of a cop, I felt compelled to finally make a video detailing the thoughts I've carried with me for so long regarding my stance on skin color, and what we should be focusing on when such acts of injustice occur.

4 years ago, I started a journey as a member of the Class of 2020. Within 2 months, I abandoned that path to begin another, and in doing so, abandoned my Class of 2020 membership.

In this video, however, I formally pay my respects to the Class of 2020 that I left behind, and I congratulate those I would've graduated alongside today, May 17th of 2020, had I not forged my own way.

"I have a unique feeling about you bro. I'll be your safety net."

The declaration of salvation from a man I barely knew couldn't have come at a better time. When all seemed lost and when there was no one else to turn to, James offered a shelter from homelessness and poverty. In this video, I detail the events that led up to my closest call to utter destitution, and how one accidental phone call meant an unexpected rescue.

What is "Documenting The Journey?" Why doesn't Lucas edit his videos? In this video, we answer these questions and more as we go behind the scenes of content production and everyday life.

To kick off the new "Story Time With Lucas" playlist, we start with one of my favorite personal stories to tell of ALL TIME: The Story of Carrots. And no, we're not talking about the vegetable, but rather a stuffed animal husky given to me by a former school crush of mine, and how it symbolized a breakaway from a past of ruin.

An episode recorded on the spur of the moment, detailing the importance of the relationship between giving and receiving time, energy, effort, and attention in budding relationships, and how to keep an open mind when there is a significant imbalance between the two.

An investment in yourself pays the best interest.

Just because we're not directly affected by something doesn't mean we should stand by and watch it happen to others. Have a little heart for people.

In this episode, I share with you my first ever official rap song, which comes with three verses and a chorus. It's about a message I'd write to my past self.