Grammy Award Winning Producer Premieres Chilling KKK Video Purposely On The Same Day As The Release Of Selma

Grammy award winning record producer Andreao “Fanatic” Heard, who has produced some of biggest artist in the industry such as Michael Jackson, Beyonce, Notorious B.I.G., Lil Kim, Anthony Hamilton etc. is purposely releasing his provocative short film/long form music video “God Don’t Like Ugly”, which portrays shocking images of the KKK on the same day as the release of "Selma." The video is a 1950s period piece about a interracial relationship in the deep south. Check out the surprise ending that will leave you in chills. Fanatic is said to have experienced several racist incidents while filming this video in his home state of North Carolina. One including the mayor and her claims of her grandfather being a member of the KKK. Fanatic left this post on his Facebook page. "I chose to publicly premiere my short film/ music video on the same day as the release of Selma because I feel it will take a collective of films, music and open and HONEST conversations to defeat racism, discrimination and the injustice that exist in this world. When you are seeing multiple examples of the horrors of racism, hopefully it will make you think twice in how you treat your fellow man." Fanatic is said to be developing the storyline of the video into a screenplay or a musical. His band, The Andre Fruition, are currently in rehearsals for warm up performances in February and there are plans of a college screening tour in the spring. Watch below.

Fanatic and the Andre Fruition- "God Don't Like Ugly" music video / Via youtube.com

A small, southern town is sent into an uproar by a forbidden interracial relationship in the 1950s. The couples only defense seems to be their undying love for each other...