Check out this new music video from recording artist Marshall Titus, titled, "I Will". The video chronicles the story of a young gay man as he finds out he is HIV positive, from informing his close friends and sexual partners, to how his life continues even while being HIV positive.
Lyfe Jennings album "I Still Believe" is full of a variety of songs. One of the official music videos for his controversial yet educational single "Statistics" really hits a chord with many people. "Statistics" is dedicated to single women looking for love, and was inspired by Steve Harvey's book, "Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man".
Check out Rise Against and the It Gets Better Project as they team up to tackle bullying in the new music video for “Make It Stop (September's Children)".
Behind the scenes of Rise Against making the video for "Make It Stop (September's Children)".
Marsha Ambrosius performing Late Nights & Early Mornings
In Marsha Ambrosius' newest music video for her latest single "Late Nights & Early Mornings" she uses her star power as an R&B diva to make a statement and promote a message within her video. She promotes safer sex by showing how condoms can protect you from the spread of HIV and other Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD). During the video, Ambrosius insists that her partner use a condom when they go to bed. The other couple in the video decide not to use protection and end up contracting the HIV virus.
Marsha Ambrosius devotes the music video for her new single "Far Away" to raise awareness against bullying. Inspired by her real-life experience, the clip revolves around a gay black man who is bullied and treated as an outsider by people in his neighborhood due to his sexual orientation. At the end of her video, Marsha sends out the message below to others, along with a number you can call if you need to talk with someone.
1-800-273-TALK (8255)
www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org