The story of Jared Green. Based on the nonfiction narrative of Runner-Up. The first sprint — seventeen songs across two sides: "The Exodus" and "The Revival".
A short note on who's telling the story.
The journey of Jared Green began in the shadows of his father. Contrary to what most would think, this was the safest place on earth for him to start. Jared's father, Darrell Green, escaped poverty and many generational curses by leveraging his gifts of intelligence, world class speed, and athleticism. Darrell was able to beat the odds and create a life for his family that he had never experienced for himself. A true generational curse breaker.
In Jared's mind, his father (by the grace of God) had made himself a king and built a solid foundation of legacy and purpose for his only son (the prince lol) to stand and build on. Naturally, Jared would follow in his father's footsteps and play football, making it to the NFL as well. Jared became the literal second coming of his father by pouring out his heart and leveraging his connections for the advancement of people in the same living situations that his father was raised in. This would attract many of Darrell's peers and former teammates who had made their professional living to do ministry of philanthropy.
Jared decided to quit his football dreams and devote himself fully to the mission and ministry of his father's network. This is where he discovered that not everybody in the circle is for the circle. And the most devoted, well-intentioned people often get violated the worst — especially when they're younger and more vulnerable.
"Keep Me" is a story of how, like the biblical hero Joseph, Jared was guided by the Spirit to overcome the worst from man and receive the best from God on the other side.
The memoir told track by track, across two sides — "The Exodus" and "The Revival". Tap a track to play; tap the lyric button to flip its card.
The memoir's lines, one card at a time. Front: title. Back: the words. Released singles carry their stream link.
Rare footage — the moments that fed the memoir. Tap a clip to play with sound; swipe through them like a reel.
Stills from the memoir's making. Drop more into /photos.
Two pieces from the "Keep Me" sprint. Pre-orders open soon.