If the story is true, good luck to your friend. If it isn't, I don't really know why you would write such an outrageous story. Again, if it isn't, I wouldn't see why you would have the intent of lying, honestly. Still, these stories about this guy you have to really stretch your belief - getting stabbed in the heart is something you simply just can't survive from and turn out okay in the end. =/

Is he your imaginary friend?

Okay, so he is not giving up rap for policework. Ok.

I don't quite buy this story, but I guess time will tell. Someday. Maybe.

Okay, probably not.

Unfortunately, revealing it in your blog after some random rapper becomes a "sensation" isn't going to prove anything.

People who don't buy the story now, won't buy the story later. Even if you claim your "friend" is someone who ends up on the scale of Kanye West and the like.

Point in case?

Don't make unbelievable stories, post em in a blog, and not expect to be teased or laughed at for em. Unbelieveable stuff is... well, unbelievable.

Ah man, and I was looking forward to part four.

But yeah, waiting for him to become famous is not going to do anything, as unless he specifically states you on public television, no one is going believe you.

So he's not going to be a cop/IT guy?