bethanybrewer-ygstylistanon:

doublebubblecombo:

ulzzangkitty:

doublebubblecombo:

If this translation is correct he’s saying “Even though my age is young, this floor’s Sullivan.”

The only thing I can think of is The Ed Sullivan show. It was a variety show where a lot of huge celebrities (Beatles, Elvis, Jackson 5, etc.) performed. Maybe Teddy added that lyric idk.

Anyone have any better guesses?

I always thought he was referring to Louis Sullivan, an american architect in the late 1800”s/Early 1900’s. Considering he says the floor is Sullivan he could be meaning he’s standing in one of the great building he built, and since he’s saying ‘Even though my age is young-’ could be referring to how Sullivan is like you know all old from the 1800’s and stuff.Idk that’s always how i interpreted it xD

I think you’re right.

Can I reblog this because it makes me feel stupid that I never put in the effort to figure out what that line meant? 

Thank you for enlightening us all. You two are awesome!

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(Source: racheldang, via christieetaing)