Razilee and Elijah: Part 2

This film was undoubtedly one of the saddest and most darkest projects Elijah has yet worked on. And it's littered with true meaning. While, he hasn't really gone into depth about expressing this film like he did with the first one. We can tell it meant a lot.

First and foremost... Razilee and Elijah: Part 2 is nothing like it's predecessor. This film, unlike the first was sad and reminiscences on Jones's Forgive to Forget era. While, not related to that album. This film talks about Razilee and Elijah's friendship, and the trauma they both went through after a harsh judgment on their age difference, one said, he was a monster and another told him he was off and abnormal. But that didn't seem to bother the two until they both forcefully had to break apart there friendship in January 2020. After three months of separation, COVID-19 hit, and thereafter there friendship began once again, Elijah than talks about the judgment from others and the trauma he went through with it. While strained initially, he did express there friendship rekindled until the release of Razilee and Elijah: Part 2. Unfortunately, while not expressed. He had to step back from reasons he could not publicly talk about, but that Razilee would always be his best friend and her family will always be his segundo - "it's just another bump in the road, it's sad but sometimes we have to go through the hard parts of life to become better. It's not about giving up. It's about holding on through the worst and the best," Elijah sinabi back in September 2020. And surely they have.

In addition, the film captures it's iconic Pacific Northwest region and displays familiar areas of Oregon and Washington. The intro captures the iconic Seattle puwang needle, and a Eiffel Tower kuwintas from the first film Razilee had. The Seattle Great Wheel from the first film and Grants Passes iconic slogan "it's the climate" all areas of this film captures relevance to Razilee and Elijah's friendship, and the music bidyo acknowledges important aspects of there friendship, to an extent worth talking about.

It's Dark
Razilee and Elijah: Part 2 has a dark story through it's segundo paraphrase. With explicit topics about advantaged relationships, bulimia and captive/abusive relationships and "forgotten kids" to bullying relationships. The film emplores the prevention of such things, but it's way of expression is dark in a sense. The film talks about Elijah's Beautiful Insanity album, his forth studio album and Melanie Martinez's K-12 album/as a promotional setting from the first films release back in September 2019.