I'm talking about like, you know how in English we have this word "like" and you use it in like 300 different ways without realizing it, like you can be like, "Man, "like" is like the most ubiquitous word EVER!"

Does Italian have any sort of equivalent? :D

Ciao!

Well I think one we use in the same way of like could be "ecco" (=exactly, here you have, there you are, uhm, I see - check these posts 1 | 2). I think "ma" (=but) is another versatile word: we use it also to stress questions (Ma cosa mi stai dicendo! = What the hell are you telling me!). It can be found also as "mah" (=Idk) but mostly when you are expressing a doubt/thinking. Some other words could be "tipo" (=like, almost) or "cioè" (=i.e.). We tend to use a lot of interjections/filler words when talking, and some of them do actually have a meaning of their own (like "like" does). Here some post reblogged and made about filler words, just in case, but my vote as one of the most versatile Italian words goes to "ecco". :)

here is the new boot

13: hai mai fantasticato su qualcuno/a?

the new one is the one filmed january 7th, and i posted the link here

as for another video one, i wasn’t aware there was a video one? i only knew of the visual one of the ART performance, and that was deleted a while ago