Comparing The Song LUCK And Do A Poker/Blackjack

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Hi, kiyanne I just wanted to say I love your #BLNT song I’ve been listening to it nonstop since you put it out. and I just think you’re such a strong woman for sharing your story with the world. I think that this song has a story that needed to be shared for your benefit and others. Which is why I think you should do a visual, I know you said that your soul wasn’t even ready to release or promote the song which is totally understandable, but I think that this song has a message, STORY that needs to not only be heard but seen by little girls and women but men too possibly prevent this from happening so much.
And I came up with a concept for your video:
Since it’s called better luck next time, I think you should play on that theme of LUCK and do a Poker/blackjack kind of thing in the beginning of the video before the music starts as a metaphor. I picture you in an all-black trench coat since that’s your favorite coming into one those like grimy/underground poker games like the one in the movies there this fog/ bad aura clouding over you. You sit down and start your game; the dealer deals you a bad hand on purpose “he represents your BD” So you have to fold, and the dealer tells you “Better Luck Next time”
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what you went through in your relationship, showing as much as you're willing to show.
2: You are telling your story, but having someone else act it

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