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"Bigger Than Me" A Short Film by Derrick and Erick Wheeler | Beats Black Futures
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2020
- “Football is very important to us. We always wanted to touch back on our first love - This is why we created Bigger Than Me - Working with Beats we definitely got a fresh look at what it’s like to be inside of the industry. This is what we want to do for life.” - Derrick and Erick Wheeler, North Carolina A&T State University
Big dreams are contagious - and when you want a better life for yourself, your support system shares in that experience with you. Tap in now to watch how Derrick and Erick Wheeler used football to open up a much larger dialogue about racism and the power of manifesting your own destiny.
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Everyone did such a great job!!!! Josh I guess the sky isn't even the limit because everytime I hear you're doing something else, you always seem to out do yourself. Everytime!!!! Congrats to this cast and everyone behind the scenes.
So proud of you lil cousins. ❤
Good job! I really enjoyed the film. We need more films like this in Hollywood. Cheers.
the the 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
Why am I crying so badly. Omg
@Goated / stfu I think I was depressed
You famous man all of yall
Wowwww...Big Drip! I see you out here doing ya thang! Keep up the great work!
This is so goood!!!
love it seen the ad on youtube and wish i had more
Very nice. Thank you.
This a very powerful short film. Big ups to Da Wheeler Boyz.
Wow. This was amazing !!
Awesome!1
Beyond BEAUTIFUL. Loved it :(
This is dope and this sound like a story from NC
This is a dope film🔥
That was good
🎬 BIGGER THAN ME 🎥
good good short film⭕
makes you think ♠💙
😍🥰🥰
Never love one child more than you love the other one
7:16 roll credits (when the title of the movie is mentioned)
Who's the guy w headband at 2:53?
Dats Jamar
His buds are costlier than his phone
Typical ... what’s new what’s different what’s relatable what’s real what’s poppin
nice
2:26 THAT PART. I went to a PWI. It ain’t worth it. They only care about black athletes.
The film was dope but why did it feel like the friend who passed was trying to peer pressure his homie to go to an HBCU when he had his heart set on what was probably his dream school I get repping the culture for other black athletes but why push someone to do something that there hearts not in but he ultimately succumb to the pressure and guilt of his homie passing and going to an HBCU anyway???