What's in your bag
What people choose to carry with them every day can say a lot about a person. This was the founding idea behind the What’s in your bag? interview series. So whether it’s Verge staff, musicians, movie stars, or tech giants, we pry into their bag and their psyche to see what they use every day, in order to see what possessions have earned a prized spot among their personal items and why. What’s the story behind the stickers they have on their laptop? Why do they keep using an older model iPhone instead of upgrading? What headphones do they prefer to use for travel versus in the studio? Why they swear by a certain type of gum? Why so many dongles?
Come for the memes, stay for the music
Headphones, headphones, headphones... and a humidifier mask
Scrunchies. A lot of scrunchies.
Her bare essentials — like a wig comb
RED cameras, Surface headphones, contact lenses, and everything else a YouTuber needs at CES
Gaming gear, love letters, and a half-eaten sandwich
Creative toys and a dash of silly fun
The pop-punk band describes themselves as ‘perfectly imperfect’
Beauty essentials and... a tube?
Aquaphor, a Pentax K-1000, an inhaler, and more from one of the stars of Netflix’s American Vandal
A star of Get Out, Atlanta, and now Sorry to Bother You breaks down the contents of his fanny pack.
Down with the wedding industrial complex, but also, thanks?
The Verge’s Executive Editor reveals what he carries in his laptop bag when he travels. Mac, iPad, Android phone, Nintendo Switch, and some very strange gadgets.
