good. Like, in-his-blood good. Turns out we were wrong: He's the lone musician of the clan! "No one was really very musically inclined in my family. It wasn't really around me a lot," says Shawn, who taught himself the guitar two years ago and practices an incredible five hours a day. So what paved his path to stardom? YouTube. "I had this weird obsession—I still do!—with watching YouTube covers," he explains. "When I was 10 or 11, I would come home every day and I'd be on YouTube from the time I got home at 4 to, like, 7 every night, going through these YouTube covers of different songs that caught my attention. I was so interested in the way people make them their own and film them and how it worked, and big cover artists on YouTube inspired me to figure it out." The fake Black Lives Matter Facebook page was removed by one of its administrators after CNN reached out. Facebook responded to CNN’s investigation to say that the page “didn’t show anything that violated our Community Standards,” despite CNN's claim that it showed the company that links to the page's fundraising accounts were taken down by platforms like PayPal and Donorbox. Facebook then took down the anonymous "BP Parker" profile linked to the page for violating community standards and disabled the page, according to a Facebook spokesperson, CNN reported. and made fan art or fic for Ali and Sangwoo aren’t anywhere near as bad as the capitalist elites engineering the deadly games. “Dark” content in fandom is a safe outlet for people, more so than it is a tool to harm other people in fandom.“Dark ficis by comedians. But it wasn’t until Friday, March 29, that someone who experienced it spoke out publicly.