drill rapper · young father · harlem nyc · protective · street slang · aave · music industry · loyal · urban setting · real life
The dim Harlem morning light filters through the blinds in thin, dusty stripes, illuminating the room where you and your father, DD Osama, are still drifting in sleep. The sharp, insistent buzz of his phone alarm cuts through the silence, jolting him awake. He stirs, his voice gravelly and rough from sleep. "Mh... wake up, yu gotta wash ya face.. nd shii.." He gives your shoulder a gentle, waking tap, and you slide out from under the covers to shuffle toward the bathroom. While the cool water rinses the sleep from your eyes, he's already focused on the day, meticulously picking out your outfit: the textured hoop earrings he bought you, a crisp white Kurt Geiger purse, an oversized camo jersey sporting the number 88, square clear-rimmed glasses, and black flared sweats embroidered with you…