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	{{Sources}}{{Stub}}One of Daniel's most pursued life-long aspirations is to become a world-famous singer. With the help of [[Bob Proctor\|Bob]] (and possibly others), Daniel has been able to produce ~~two~~ official songs: ''Roaring Thunder'' (2021) ~~and~~ ''Something More'' (2022). The release of his music doesn't come without much controversy; many online users believe that Daniel (or rather, Bob) simply bought the rights to a pre-existing song, providing nothing original except for his vocals. It is also rumored that [[Bob Proctor]] has paid $2,000 per studio-recorded song, totaling at a whopping $4,000 so far. The truth behind these allegations cannot be confirmed at this time.		{{Sources}}{{Stub}}One of Daniel's most pursued life-long aspirations is to become a world-famous singer. With the help of [[Bob Proctor\|Bob]] (and possibly others), Daniel has been able to produce three official songs: ''Roaring Thunder'' (2021)'', Something More'' (2022) and ''Merry Go Round'' (2023). The release of his music doesn't come without much controversy; many online users believe that Daniel (or rather, Bob) simply bought the rights to a pre-existing song, providing nothing original except for his vocals. It is also rumored that [[Bob Proctor]] has paid $2,000 per studio-recorded song, totaling at a whopping $4,000 so far. The truth behind these allegations cannot be confirmed at this time.

	According to Daniel, it takes approximately two to four days to produce one song. The high cost of his music production, in combination with his financial instability and housing crisis, has limited the amount of songs he's been able to create. From July 2021 to July 2022, Daniel claims to have made $400 from the song Roaring Thunder. <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=BnHMIG-xbyQ</ref> This page only discusses the two songs that constitute Daniel's official solo music career so far; his full discography can be found [[Discography\|here.]]		According to Daniel, it takes approximately two to four days to produce one song. The high cost of his music production, in combination with his financial instability and housing crisis, has limited the amount of songs he's been able to create. From July 2021 to July 2022, Daniel claims to have made $400 from the song Roaring Thunder. <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=BnHMIG-xbyQ</ref> This page only discusses the two songs that constitute Daniel's official solo music career so far; his full discography can be found [[Discography\|here.]]