A group of friends, including Quadeca, decided to turn a random Uber driver into a viral rapper within 24 hours. They called numerous Ubers, but were repeatedly rejected until they met Maurice, a driver from New York who had moved to LA to pursue music. Despite initial skepticism, Maurice agreed to participate and, with the group's help, created a song and music video. They even managed to feature Uno the Activist, a well-known rapper, in the song. The video was a huge success, and the group encouraged viewers to support Maurice by following him on Instagram and liking his music video.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator teamed up with Mike G and Sad Frosty to create a viral video.
2. They called multiple Ubers, asking the drivers if they wanted to be in a music video.
3. After two hours and over $100 in Uber cancellation fees, they almost gave up.
4. Their last Uber driver, Maurice, agreed to participate in the video.
5. Maurice is from New York and moved to LA to pursue a music career.
6. Maurice had been in LA for seven months at the time of the video.
7. The group created a song and music video with Maurice as the rapper.
8. They recruited Uno the Activist to feature on the track.
9. Uno has worked with Trippy Red, Playboy Carti, and 6ix9ine.
10. The music video was filmed in one day with the help of videographers Thad and Jacob.
11. The narrator and his team waited a couple of days for the official music video to be edited.
12. The video was finally released, and the narrator asked Maurice to say something to the audience before it went live.
13. Maurice has quit school and left his friends to pursue his dream of becoming an artist.
14. The narrator promoted Maurice's Instagram account and asked viewers to help him reach 30k followers.
15. Sad Frosty's Instagram account was removed, and he was getting it back.
16. Audible sponsored the video and was promoted at the end.