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**Title:** Turning a McDonald's Employee into a Viral Rapper in 24 Hours
**Summary:**
* A team, including the narrator, Mike G, and Frosty, set out to find a McDonald's employee with a passion for music.
* At a McDonald's in Hollywood, they meet Andrew (aka Dez Drew), an 18-year-old rapper who works as a cashier.
* The team convinces Andrew to leave work early (offering him $600, equivalent to two weeks' pay) to record a song at a million-dollar studio.
* Within hours, Andrew, with help from the team, creates a song and records a music video featuring a $500,000 Rolls Royce.
* After a week of editing, the final product is released, and the team promotes it to go viral, aiming for over 100,000 likes and increasing Andrew's Instagram followers from 1,000 to 20,000.
* The video becomes the second most liked music video in the history of "No Jumper", a popular platform.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions, with each fact numbered and kept as short sentences:
1. A team, including the narrator, Mike G, and Frosty, aimed to find a McDonald's employee with a passion for music in Los Angeles.
2. They visited multiple McDonald's locations to find a suitable candidate.
3. At a McDonald's in Hollywood, they met a cashier, Andrew (also known as Dez Drew), who was a rapper.
4. Andrew was 18 years old and had graduated early from high school.
5. Andrew's goals were to "make it in the world", whether in music or elsewhere.
6. The team offered Andrew $600 to leave work and collaborate with them.
7. Andrew accepted the offer and left his shift to work with the team.
8. The team took Andrew to a million-dollar recording studio owned by Mike G.
9. Andrew worked on a song with the team, and Frosty contributed a feature.
10. The song was completed within a few hours.
11. After recording, Andrew was taken to Melrose to buy new clothes for a music video.
12. A $500,000 Rolls-Royce was used for the music video shoot.
13. The music video and song were finalized after a week of editing.
14. The music video was uploaded to the "No Jumper" platform.
15. The upload cost over $1,000 and became the second most liked music video on No Jumper.
16. A new channel was created for the series featuring Andrew.
17. At the time of filming, Andrew had 1,000 Instagram followers, with a goal to reach 20,000.
18. The team promoted using "Rake On" earbuds, highlighting their quality and affordability.