“I’m just a human being trying to have fun and spread love,” says 21-year-old musical artist and skater Roy Purdy (@roypurdy). “I film my videos in public to show it doesn’t matter where you are or who you’re surrounded by, you can let yourself be seen and act however you want. Don’t worry about what’s normal. Don’t worry about who’s watching and what they’re thinking. Just express yourself freely and openly. Go explore, go create.”⁣ ⁣ #ThisWeekOnInstagram show us how you express yourself through the things you love.⁣⁣ ⁣ Please submit your own photos and videos to the project using the #ThisWeekOnInstagram hashtag. Any tagged visual shared with the hashtag is eligible for the project and, if selected, to be featured.⁣ ⁣ Photo by @roypurdy

“When you try a trick or a jump thousands of times and you finally make it, it’s amazing,” says 16-year-old professional freerunner Lilou Ruel (@lilouruel). “Before doing this sport, I looked at the landscape normally, like anyone on earth; Now it’s completely different. Everything around me becomes a playground and possible places to do lines and videos.”⁣ ⁣ #ThisWeekOnInstagram show us how you express yourself through the things you love.⁣⁣ ⁣ Please submit your own photos and videos to the project using the #ThisWeekOnInstagram hashtag. Any tagged visual shared with the hashtag is eligible for the project and, if selected, to be featured.⁣⁣ ⁣ Video by @lilouruel

For @nba point guard Kyrie Irving (@kyrieirving), competing for the @brooklynnets is a childhood dream come true. The former first overall draft pick and six-time All-Star’s new home court is less than an hour from where he fell in love with 🏀 as a kid. ⁣ ⁣ Learn more about Kyrie’s life on and off the court and his hopes for the new season on today’s #ThreeMinuteAutobiography, where some of your favorite ⭐️s share their life story in just three minutes. Check it out right now on our IGTV.