Why you should watch Michigan rapper B Pat's music video for "Dear Heroin"

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Touching every corner of the state, Heroin overdose has catapulted in Michigan.

Gritty Romulus lyricist B Pat has lit the wick for anti-heroin abuse, opposed to rap giants such as "Future" and "Lil' Wayne" who popularize the use of Opiates and sedatives. Inspired by his friends death in 2012, he created a song 'Dear Heroin' along with a graphic music video.

"I felt like no body was doing anything about it. I wanted to create a visual where people could see the raw underbelly of the dope world, maybe it will scare someone straight" said Brandon Patrick (B Pat) at a recent interview. "

Some point fingers at big pharm companies/doctors for prescribing opiate based pills like Vicodin, Oxycontin, and Percocet. While America consumes 80 percent of the worlds pain killers, its no surprise these substances are so easily accessible. It begins with the pills, then when that gets too expensive users purchase Heroin because its cheaper. Many recent overdoses were due to sellers cutting the Heroin with trainquilizer's, paralyzing the user bringing them to their death.

"I see the dumbest sh-t go viral everyday, gang fights, twerk videos, whatever, 10 million views, but what about something that can save someones life? Meanwhile I'm over here trying to get this video to hit, asking my fans to share and tag. It has tons of views already, but so many people in the world haven't even seen it yet. If I can save one persons life it will all be worth it" said B Pat.

The video is available to view on Youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMHc9Rl9sZE

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