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Help ME

⚠️ EXPLICIT CONTENT — trauma, mental health, strong language.

“Finally Called for Help” is the turning point of The Origin Of A Man’s Craving — the moment a man stops dying in silence and actually reaches out. No flex, no ego, just a broken voice on a phone line saying, “I’m not okay.”

This track is about:
• waking up on the couch knowing you can’t keep doing this
• searching “therapist near me” with shaking hands
• telling the truth about porn, cheating, shame, and identity
• realizing you’re not a monster — you’re untreated pain
• asking for help before you destroy everyone who loves you

This song is for the men who are one call, one text, one session away from a different life.

If you’re listening with a number on your screen and your thumb shaking… this is your sign to hit call.

— CC3PO

Finally Called for Help

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It’s easy to relate to someone who has shared the same experiences and endeavored the same struggles of societies misfits and outcasts. Especially when you yourself have a story that burrows deep in emotions throughout darker chapters of your life. Burden, often refers to himself and his listeners as “The Underdogs”, meaning the less fortunate, the misunderstood, and the more corrupted. He demonstrates pride in these features with his filterless honesty in which has been known to get him into trouble every now and again. But that might be just the thing that makes him stand out even more as an artist. 

Born Kenneth Bartels in Akron, Ohio, Burden had seen his father only a few times he can recall before his mother needing to rehabilitate herself from hard drug use took him and his sister Jessica to Tampa, Florida when he was around the age of 5. Where they would then begin a new life.

“I feel like all of it was for a reason. You have to understand there is no good without bad. I believe firmly in blessings whether they are bold and obvious or covered in disguise It’s funny but this damn Joe Dirt line sticks with me. he says; “you just gotta keep on keepin on man”. And that’s something I try to demonstrate, drive,” says Burden.
 rest of bio on BurdenWorld.com

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