Did you always plan to be like

@doomsdaynyc

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The video taps into themes of grief, remembrance, and finding purpose through music, which can resonate deeply with a wide audience. The personal story and emotional connection make it relatable and shareable.

Summary

The creator shares that he didn't initially plan to be a rapper, but started after his son's passing. He felt a need to rap for his son and others who have passed away, finding inspiration in their memory.

Structure

1Initial question about planning to be a rapper
2Creator's response: started for his son
3Son's passing and motivation to rap
4Inspiration from others who have passed
5Feeling the need to 'go crazy' for them

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DUDEYLO SPEAKS ON HOW HE STARTED MAKING MUSIC PLAN A RAPPER NAH I STARTED OF MY SON OF MY SON MY SON DOT TO THE STU MY SON DEE ALL THE TIME ALL THE TIME RAPING AND AND I USED TO JUST FUCK AROUND SOMETIMES I AIN'T REALLY AND THEN DOT YEAH IT WAS JUST EVERYBODY JUST WANTED TO RAP AND THEN I ONES THAT JUST FEEL ME- WENT WENT CRAZY I FEEL- SO YOU LIKE IN A SENSE UH I FEEL LIKE I ALL THE FALLEN

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Started rapping for my son, Dot. After he passed, everyone wanted to rap for him. Felt like I had to go crazy for him and all the fallen. #Inspiration #MusicJourney #RememberTheFallen #GriefAndHope #HipHopCulture

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Did you always plan to be like a rapper? Nah. I started of my son. My son died. I used to go to the stu. My son Dee, you heard? All the time. Yeah. They used to be rapping and shit. And I used to just fuck around sometimes. But I ain't really care about that shit. And then my son Dot, Dot and shit. Yeah. It was just everybody just wanted to rap because bro and then I ones that just feel me, went went crazy. I feel- so you like in a sense Uh I feel like I all the fallen