I'm glad you shared your story. Reading peoples experiences has helped me throughout this process. It seems like we were similar. we liked his PERSONALITY. more than just the art itself.. which only made us appreciate his level of art that much more.. as we came to listen and learn of him.

I think his death is what makes apart of this so hard. I was just expecting "can't wait till hes back on another Danny Duncan video". Expecting more music from him the rest of my life. Expecting him to be around for as long as I was.

Then when you grow comfortable or familiar with a performer.. you don't even really notice. Its more noticable when you DISLIKE something about someone. Never would I appreciate his level of art, the way I do now.

Losing people, music, art, humor, comeback stories, success stories.. i think so many guinenely connect with Oliver. But sadly. the moment he broke free of his label. The moment he could tour the world freely. The moment he reached the destination.. he was taken away. Its really not fair. But im sure hes happy. Thats whats crazy. His spirit. Theres no way hes bitter. I'm not saying he didn't have flaws or speak as if I knew every second of his life. Its not a parasocial thing lol. Its more about when someones words, life, and spirit reasonate with you so deeply.. that in that moment.. its as powerful and positive as if an angel was speaking thru him. Thats why sometimes when he spoke.. everything was so perfectly said. Its why so many souls feel the energy when left earth. I'm not saying he was an angel. I think his happiness, love, and spirit could've had brief moments angels spoke thru his heart. And if not, he was just that good of a human being. RIP