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Danny Chung - Norma Jeane

Things are rarely ever how they seem. By now you're probably sick of the Robin Williams show on your timeline, or maybe not. As excessive as all this tribute content is, personally, I'm not rolling my eyes. The things you see and read are celebrating the bright light that shined out of this amazing man that raised us one way or another and I welcome that. Outside of the endless films and moments that he's blessed us with on screen, there doesn't seem to be a shortage of genuinely touching anecdotes of his generosity and kindness that the public never knew of but we kind of expected. Who knew he had such demons inside? As bright as his light was we now know that he was dark and hollow within and it saddens me to think he dealt with that alone. He had a gift of putting smiles on peoples faces [understatement] but no one thought to do the same for him because we just assumed he came like that. Things are rarely ever how they seem. This inspired me to put out this video that I never planned to put out. I released the song over 7 months ago and shot the video not long after that and it's just been sitting in a folder. This song "Norma Jeane" deals with insecurity and appropriately, insecurity is why I haven't dropped the video. Again, appropriately, the message of the video is that things are rarely ever how they seem and I wasn't positive if that theme translated or if the shots looked right or if the song was even good anymore. I shot the video with a few talented friends of mine (Susan, JP, and Dan, WHAT UP!) but they had never shot a music video so we were all learning as we went. I edited the video myself and I'm not trained in that at all and honestly I thought the video sucked for a long time. Maybe it still does. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ That's that insecurity again. I know I can come off as an arrogant, self-centered, egotistical, narcissist, especially in my music, after all, this is rap and I'm supposed to be better than you and have shinier things and have higher standards and blah blah blah. But in reality I'm the quiet, kind of shy, a bit insecure, dude that I've always been. I mean, I have my moments (a lot) where I really think I'm the shit, as we all should, but at times I'm compensating. Things are rarely ever how they seem. Again, that's the theme behind this video and as hesitant as I was to release it, here it is. It's sad that we build these walls up so that we don't have to feel vulnerable. Whether these walls are built with designer clothes, anger, sex, or comedy, they trap us inside more so than keep others out. Fuck that wall. Let's remember to be human and understand that others are human as well. Things are rarely ever how they seem because we don't let them be how they are. Let us be us.