d4vd Detailed Evil Alter Ego He Created For His Music Videos

d4vd is underneath the best of microscopes proper now because the Celeste Rivas “demise investigation” continues. Web sleuths are doing their very own little bit of detective work by digging up outdated feedback, analyzing lyrics, and studying into previous clips on social media.

It is price noting although that no suspect(s) nor particular person(s) of curiosity have been named, and that features d4vd. Nonetheless, the variety of skeptics is rising bigger and bigger by the day. It is almost definitely going to after viewing this interview from March 2025 with Mahogany.

Throughout the 40+ minute sit-down, as caught by TMZ, d4vd delves deeper into the world constructing in his music. He does so proper across the 19-minute mark, and he particulars this “evil alter ego” of himself that he created referred to as “Itami.”

That title, which is Japanese, interprets to “ache.” He was impressed to take action as d4vd shares he is massive into manga and anime. The singer-songwriter says he is been growing his personal manga collection and this “Itami” character is part of that imaginative and prescient.

The place issues get even eerier is the truth that he says he launched “Itami” within the music video for “Romantic Murder,” his most well-known track.

The function that “Itami” performs on this manga he is working is that he is basically a clone of a detective that goes round and murders folks, and this mentioned detective tries to unravel the crimes.

d4vd says concerning the “Romantic Murder” video: “I put that every one on display, and me and Itami had a good time similar to chopping it up and attending to type of merge inventive concepts on all the factor.”

There’s additionally one other occasion of this “Itami” character coming to life within the “Rehab” visible. In it, “Itami” slices off the arm of a brunette-haired woman. Furthermore, the lyrics add to his alleged connection to Celeste Rivas’ demise and disappearance.

“It is an excessive amount of for me to deal with, deal with / White rose petals, damaged hearts and bloody sandals / Our bodies stacked on high of one other / Good undercover / Too unhealthy for one another now.”

The missing-person poster that surfaced on-line for Celeste mentioned she was sporting Hey Kitty sandals.