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Neace Robinson has given a cinematic performance for ‘I Wish Heaven Had A Phone (1,2,3, Release Em)’ after recently going viral for their heartfelt vocals and spirit.
For those who remember, in early November, Neace Robinson took to TikTok to share footage of themself performing at a funeral. In the clip, Robinson performed her song, ‘I Wish Heaven Had A Phone (1,2,3, Release Em)’. Subsequently, the clip went viral, exploding to over 38 million views to date. Since then, Robinson has been dubbed the “funeral stud,” while their performance has brought a smile and placed voice to grief for some viewers.
Earlier this month, Robinson spoke with KLFY.com about their now-viral performance and the meaning behind ‘I Wish Heaven Had A Phone.’
“The song speaks on people that have lost their loved ones, everybody wishes they had a phone so they could hold a conversation about whatever they want,” Robinson reportedly told the outlet. “Everybody got the famous line ‘One, two, three, release em.’ It cant tak [the grief] away permanently, but it can take it away at the point of time, you can get some type of relief from it.”
Neace Robinson initially released ‘I Wish Heaven Had A Phone (1,2,3, Release Em) in 2018. Then, in May 2019, they followed up with the song’s official music video.
However, they’ve now linked up with TSR to release a new visual for the song. Directed by Roodmy Poulard, the updated video shows Robinson delivering the song’s powerful lyrics. This, alongside a choir, pianist, and their notable balloon release. Check out the visual by scrolling above!
