Daniel Caesar: The Rise and Fall of R&B's Golden Child

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Published 2024-04-05
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In this documentary we take a deep dive into the life and legacy of Daniel Caesar, the Golden Child of R&B! From his humble beginnings growing up in Oshawa and being homeless when deciding to make it as a successful musician to becoming a "seemingly" overnight success with his album freudian then losing a large chunk of his fanbase after being canceled for defending YesJulz. We'll touch on all of this, more and how he managed to come out of the fire as a respectable musician with a bright future!

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Chapters:

Intro - 00:00
Prologue - 1:22
Chapter 1: The Seeds for Success - 2:27
Chapter 2: Ascension - 13:31
Chapter 3: Fall From Grace - 21:34
Chapter 4: Redemption - 30:11

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All Comments (21)
  • He is the prime example of surround yourself with people who have your best interest at heart. My friends would’ve checked me at the table 😂
  • His "cancellation" was successful because Daniel offended his core listeners, black women at the time. Daniel really undermines how important it is for an artist to have that core, loyal audience. Black fans are really important to a black artist career, as they are first supporters to these black artists. I think Brent faiyaz benefitted from his downfall, as he skyrocketed in fame with his album Fuck The World.
  • @datrailb7596
    His downfall was lack of understanding his core audience and not understanding their culture. This is what Kendrick Lamar was pointing out in his song They Not Like Us
  • @indiaalmighty
    He asked people to cancel him and they did. Words are powerful
  • Daniel was always undoubtedly talented he was just a lil too arrogant and a lil too ignorant.
  • @abundance1232
    Self hate is one hell of a drug. If he truly loved himself he would surround himself with better people who actually genuinely have his best interest at heart.
  • @nitradee317
    If he didn’t get humbled, he would’ve said worse. IMO, he wasn’t sorry about what he said, he’s sorry it hurt his career.
  • @TheDivineOne187
    Very nice video. Very high quality. Now, regarding Daniel Caesar
.my grandmother always used to say, “Never let a man tell you no more than once”. He said, he didn’t need black people and we wished him well.
  • @ACIEOFFICIAL
    I mean he wouldn’t be cancelled if his fan base wasn’t majority of the people he offended. If others supported him just as much he would still be where he was or even bigger by now. No one has ever cared about black women on a global scale enough to stop supporting anything that may harm them so they won’t not listen to his music because he said something about them, he seems cancelled because that was majority of his fan base.
  • @killakam5981
    Daniel Ceaser is a prime example of benefiting from black american culture but actually doesn’t gaf about black americans. He’s from Canada with Caribbean parents. He meant what he said and the fact that he rushed to defend YesJulz (who is also Caribbean) should tell you everything you need to know. He’s a tether. He said he stand on that, we don’t have to listen to his music and that was it. So therefore, you get what you asked for
  • @rhiannajd4412
    I’m white as Casper from NY, blessed to have grown up with amazing diversity and being humbled and educated. Never in my fucking life have I heard someone around me say, “Take tips from the winning side.” That left me SPEECHLESS
  • @roccstarrkid1
    Imagine saying you don't need the support of your core audience and that being the end of your career!
  • @Rainbowsun1
    Everyone feels its ok to $hit on black women, we hold the purse string in the black community and I think we have a right to not support people who disrespect and degrade us. Daniel is very talented, I am sure his other fans have been supporting him, right.
  • Apology or not, words have power, and i will never look at him the same. I have so much amazing music in my rotation, Daniel Caesar is not missed.
  • @smokeyeasleyTV
    Comparing Daniel Caesar to Malcolm X is wild😭😭
  • @bizbaby
    Mans said cancel me and we said “bet”
  • @veeceey1073
    Daniel is one of the few celebrities I’ve seen that genuinely got cancelled. It’s hard for me to have much sympathy since he literally asked for it. Freudian is still a fantastic album and I’ll always appreciate it, but I don’t think I can look at Daniel the same.
  • @Bri-ns5rm
    His cancellation was successful bc he’s not conventionally attractive. Chris Brown still has packed concerts after being abusive to multiple women and just an overall supervillain. These celebs say wild stuff regularly and it’s soon forgotten. People genuinely do not care about antiBlackness or misogynior. People care about “ugly” people having opinions they don’t like.