Welcome to Fantom Island, where iLL-Literacy's legend finds its habitat. If you've happened upon this portal, may we be as bold as to assert that nested in you is a healthy curiosity. Whether you were drawn here by the Slanted i at this page's 1-o-clock, the quick flash of during loading, or simply because you have a click-happy finger – you've arrived. HihowRUhi?
The peculiar thing about Fantom Island is that it is but a mirage – an Imaginary oasis isolated in the confines of our brainwaves. We shall gradually reveal morsels of our folklore here, so please visit often. To return, simply bring your Imagination as your passport.
FRIDAY FUNK: Joseph Koo & Wang Fu Ling "The Killing Fight"
As we sat in front of Bruce and Brandon Lee’s memorials in Seattle, we realized that without his aggressive philosophy of multi-ethnic inclusion and cultural immersion, we might not have existed. Before the LA riots, slew of conflict-romanticizing films, and crab-bucket propaganda campaigns, how powerful must it have been to see two iconic heavyweights — Bruce Lee and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar – collaborating, learning from one another, and sharing great friendship? Beyond just solidarity, they shared a brotherhood that has inspired generations.
In celebration of the Little Dragon, here’s something from the funky soundtrack of The Big Boss. Be like water.
