FIX MY CROWN: CROWN HER EDITION Music Video Shoot Fundraiser
Honoring Survivors. Uplifting Queens. Continuing Her Legacy.
The Crown Was Passed to Me
This ain’t just a music video. It’s a legacy. It’s my love letter to the women who raised me, poured into me, and showed me what true strength looks like when your body is tired but your soul keeps fighting.
My great-grandmother passed from colon cancer. My grandmother, my heart, was first diagnosed in 2021 with lung, throat, and breast cancer. She beat it. She went into remission and came back stronger, still showing up for everybody like she always did. But in 2025 it came back. This time it hit her liver, bones, and lungs. And on June 16th, 2025, my Granny transitioned.
She didn’t just pass. She passed the crown.
That crown been in our bloodline. A spiritual inheritance that’s been handed down through survival, through pain, through purpose. My great-grandmother crowned my granny. And my granny crowned me. I’m the one carrying it now. Not for looks, but for what it means.
Fix My Crown: Crown Her Edition is my way of honoring their legacy. It’s a tribute to all the women who are fighting or have fought cancer. It’s for the survivors who don’t get enough recognition. It’s for the ones who lost everything but never let go of their strength. It’s for the warriors in wigs, in hospital beds, in silence. Still holding it down for everyone else.
This project is about remembrance, ritual, and rebirth. And I’m asking from my soul, if you feel called to support it, donate, share, or simply hold space. Help me bring this vision to life. Help me give crowns to the women who never stopped being queens.
This is for my Granny. This is for my Great-Grandmother.
And this is for every woman who deserves to be seen, honored, and crowned 👑💜
— Keymaya “Intutai” Butler
My great-grandmother passed from colon cancer. My grandmother, my heart, was first diagnosed in 2021 with lung, throat, and breast cancer. She beat it. She went into remission and came back stronger, still showing up for everybody like she always did. But in 2025 it came back. This time it hit her liver, bones, and lungs. And on June 16th, 2025, my Granny transitioned.
She didn’t just pass. She passed the crown.
That crown been in our bloodline. A spiritual inheritance that’s been handed down through survival, through pain, through purpose. My great-grandmother crowned my granny. And my granny crowned me. I’m the one carrying it now. Not for looks, but for what it means.
Fix My Crown: Crown Her Edition is my way of honoring their legacy. It’s a tribute to all the women who are fighting or have fought cancer. It’s for the survivors who don’t get enough recognition. It’s for the ones who lost everything but never let go of their strength. It’s for the warriors in wigs, in hospital beds, in silence. Still holding it down for everyone else.
This project is about remembrance, ritual, and rebirth. And I’m asking from my soul, if you feel called to support it, donate, share, or simply hold space. Help me bring this vision to life. Help me give crowns to the women who never stopped being queens.
This is for my Granny. This is for my Great-Grandmother.
And this is for every woman who deserves to be seen, honored, and crowned 👑💜
— Keymaya “Intutai” Butler
🌍 The Global Legacy of Fix My Crown (The Original)
The original Fix My Crown music video started as a heart-led collaboration with John Early Middle School, featuring both boys and girls. It was more than a project. It was a crowning moment for youth to feel seen, powerful, and uplifted.
From the classroom to the world, the message caught fire:
• 📻 Radio play in Brazil, amplifying the anthem across international airwaves
• 🌐 Global reach in over 40 countries, including India, where the message of rising, healing, and empowerment continues to resonate
• 🧠 Empowering students, educators, and communities through music with meaning
This global momentum laid the foundation for what comes next.
Fix My Crown: Crown Her Edition is a tribute rooted in my grandmother’s legacy and created to honor the women who have survived, fought, or are still walking through cancer.
From the classroom to the world, the message caught fire:
• 📻 Radio play in Brazil, amplifying the anthem across international airwaves
• 🌐 Global reach in over 40 countries, including India, where the message of rising, healing, and empowerment continues to resonate
• 🧠 Empowering students, educators, and communities through music with meaning
This global momentum laid the foundation for what comes next.
Fix My Crown: Crown Her Edition is a tribute rooted in my grandmother’s legacy and created to honor the women who have survived, fought, or are still walking through cancer.
My Funeral Speech Honoring the Woman Who Raised Me, Guided Me, and Still Walks With Me
Get Involved 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
Be part of the Fix My Crown: Crown Her Edition — a powerful music video shoot honoring women who’ve survived, are still fighting, and those we carry in spirit.
🎥 This is more than a video — it’s a moment. Survivors, supporters, creatives, and community are coming together to bring this vision to life.
📅 Date: Saturday, August 9th, 2025
🕓 Time: 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
📍Location: Will be sent after RSVP confirmation
Please RSVP below to secure your spot. This is a sacred space, and we’re curating the energy intentionally.
Any Questions Contact Intutai at intutaitheartist@gmail.com