If you know or heard the name Dax is probably from having broken the several times with music releases that will make your head spin and question your perspective. He’s back once more with another video that will have you view Cyber Bullies in a new perspective with his latest release titled “Joker” which doubles as an homage to Oscar winning actor Joaquin Phoenix.

Dax uses his own unique approach to the subject matter of mental health and online bullying by utilizing the clown character to unleash a verbal exorcist. Dax puts on a stellar performance, transforming into a psychotic clown becoming more maniac as the song progresses. As he performs, he raps about the hateful trolls and the effects it has on one’s health.

Never one to confuse the moment and always looking to help others, with the release of the music video, Dax and his indie label Living Legends Entertainment will launch a website delivering a powerful message against Cyber Bullies. Read more in his initiative here JoinMyCircus.com. With Dax bringing awareness to the very important issues of mental health and social media bullying, they are driving the suicide rate higher each year, “Joker”, gives an amplified perspective, yet conveys the severity of how this issue affects someone.

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Haring’s work first appears playful and child-friendly, but it is the work of an enraged man. In spite of the color selection, there is an extreme presence of violence: the exhibit puts forth a story, placed into chapters by theme: Capitalism, Religion, Mass Media, The Fear of Nuclear, AIDS, Death. None of these themes belong solely to the past. His characters are in-temporal, not only due to the themes they embody but because of their lack of faces. They could be anyone; they are each of us.

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