In a world where people sometimes feel censored andrnafraid to express themselves, “Keep On” is the portrayalrnof the desire to be free.rnIn the video for “Keep On”, TYGAPAW displays thernjuxtaposition of mortal and spirit. TYGAPAW andrnperformance artist André D. Singleton demonstrate therngap that may exist between the individual and the spiritrnor inner child. André represents the element of expression through movement on behalf of the subdued TYGAPAW.rnUnafraid and without inhibitions, he represents TYGAPAW’s desire to be free.rnNYC acts as the backdrop for this stunning visual experience. Shot in various locations throughout the city, including the lush Roosevelt Island, and scenic neighborhoods of Crown Heights and Red Hook in Brooklyn. Keep On is an intriguing call to action for those who may be too afraid to embrace their true self.