A True Yunatic
Some artists don’t just perform – they arrive as lightning, fully formed, impossible to label. Prince was one of those. A singer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, director, icon and rebel, he didn’t break genres – he melted them into one purple flame.
From funk to rock, soul to synth, Prince wasn’t trying to fit in. He was creating a new dimension – where sound, self-expression and sensuality were limitless and sacred. Prince didn’t just make music. He became music.
“A strong spirit transcends rules.” – Prince
The Inner Child
Prince’s inner child was fearless and free, dressed in lace and leather, playing guitar like a comet and dancing like no one had invented gravity yet. He protected that child with silence, mystery and a refusal to be controlled. That child believed in play as power and in the joy of breaking every mold.
He never stopped exploring what it meant to be completely yourself, on your own terms.
Tribbles
Prince’s tribbles were otherworldly – and world-changing:
- Purple Rain – The film, the album, the myth. A soul opera of heartbreak, power and transcendence.
- The Symbol / Love Symbol Era – When he changed his name to a symbol, rejecting the system and reclaiming his identity.
- 1999, Sign o’ the Times, Dirty Mind, The Rainbow Children – Genre-defying masterworks, each one its own planet.
- Paisley Park – His self-built creative universe. Studio, sanctuary and spaceship.
“Despite everything, no one can dictate who you are to other people.” – Prince
Connected with the Yuniverse
Prince didn’t just believe in the universe – he channeled it. His songs often spoke of spirit, sex and stars in the same breath. He blurred the lines between human and divine, masculine and feminine, funk and prophecy. His music felt like a message from somewhere deeper.
Spiritual
Prince’s spirituality was cosmic, embodied and rebellious. He was raised a Jehovah’s Witness, but his real church was sound, sensuality and soul truth. His performances were rituals. His silence, sacred.
Prince reminds us that being yourself might be the most spiritual act of all –
Especially when you do it in purple boots and a cloud of glitter.