Ty

In this intense clip, motorcyclist Ty confronts the risks of late-night invites. Dressed head-to-toe in black riding gear and a full-face helmet, he stands against a dark, moody backdrop. As he questions the safety and logic of being asked over at 10 PM, his message is clear: 'Where's your house? Where do I park?' This powerful moment captures the real-world concerns of solo riders and the importance of self-respect.

In a dimly lit parking garage, rider Ty stands beside his black motorcycle, wearing a full-face helmet and a hoodie with a prominent logo. He looks down thoughtfully before turning away, leaving the bike behind. Overlaid text delivers a poignant message: 'Don't lose your mind over someone who doesn't mind losing you.' This short, atmospheric clip captures a moment of quiet resolve and self-empowerment.

In this short clip, creator Ty, wearing a full motorcycle helmet and gloves, performs a humorous 'sad guy' routine. He looks down dejectedly as on-screen text reads, 'When you realize it's almost Feb 14 and there's no 1-4 you.' This relatable content, perfect for the Valentine's Day season, captures a moment of lighthearted loneliness.

A person wearing a black helmet and hoodie rides at night, accompanied by text overlay offering relationship advice: 'If her conversations are getting shorter with you, they're getting longer with someone else. Could be God, could be Todd, who knows.' The scene captures a moment of solitude and contemplation.

A raw, first-person perspective from Ty, wearing a black motorcycle helmet and Alpinestars hoodie, speaks directly to the camera. With a dark and gritty aesthetic, he shares his experiences with online negativity, stating, 'Hated, stalked, blocked, unblocked, ignored there isn't anything new I haven't experienced.' This introspective moment offers a glimpse into the emotional toll of public life.