What happens when everything stops in a single moment — and faith is all you have left?

In this powerful episode of Rooted Testimonies, a performer opens up about surviving a terrifying elevator accident, the mental and physical aftermath, losing and rediscovering faith, and how God carried her through trauma, addiction, and uncertainty.

This is a story of pain, prayer, healing, and hope — a reminder that even when life drops you to the lowest point, God is still present.

If you’re struggling, doubting, or searching for purpose, this testimony is for you.

“If it rains one day, the sun will shine the next.”

This is the real story behind the views.

In this episode of Rooted Testimonies, YPK Raye opens up about his journey from Harlem, New York to becoming a viral basketball creator and entrepreneur. Ray speaks honestly about loss, mental health, faith, success, and the pressure that comes with being seen by millions.

From dropping out of college during COVID, to losing the one person who believed in him most, to learning how to protect his peace — this is a raw, unfiltered conversation about growth, grief, and purpose.

Stories of healing. Stories of hope. Rooted in truth. Grounded in grace.

In this powerful and transparent testimony, Damyiah Blake shares her journey of growing up at the intersection of two very different worlds: the church and the West Coast rap scene. As the daughter of legendary rapper DJ Quik and a pastor mother, Damyiah discusses the challenges of balancing her deep connection to God with the pressures of her father's celebrity lifestyle. From surviving traumatic experiences and abusive relationships to finding God’s protection during a run-in with the law, Damyiah reflects on how her suffering has molded her into a woman of strength. She opens up about her current battle for her brother’s freedom, the importance of maintaining faith "the size of a mustard seed," and her future dreams of bridging the gap between R&B and Gospel music. Damyiah’s story is a reminder that no matter how dark the valley, you are never walking alone.