Who Should Write the Script about the Love Life of Blueface and ChriseanRock?

Whether it’s the tooth tattoo or the wild fights or their names splashed in magazines, Blueface and ChriseanRock have experienced the full gamut of what it’s like to be in a romantic relationship.

Their whole idealism is to be as outlandish and on the bleeding edge of the social media atmosphere.

Their toxic/beneficial coupling has produced many an ink session for magazines to consider just how dysfunctional and positive their ties truly are.

When the two of them get together, they don’t know whether to slap each other’s faces or fall into blissful love with each other or maybe both?

Blueface is another hip hop artist who has sold millions of songs but is more famous for his antics outside of the booth.

Chrisean has her own solid base but few would know she even made music compared to the amount of people who know the “Vibe” artists lays down tracks.

The combination of Blueface’s quick temper and Chrisean’s outlandish energy shows the character of both figures.

Apparently, a documentary series known as Crazy in Love has documented the pair and their wild exploits. But will there be a play or movie that will feature a dramatization of the two of them?

Ayn Rand once said the modern “favored literary form is the documentary.” The truth is that ChriseanRock and Blueface deserve to have their lives transformed into the dramatic sphere.

When they grant the rights to their lives depicted on the stage or screens large and small in an imaginative way, that will open the door to a stirring, powerful production.

To remain a couple through all of their turbulence and chaos, they are going to have to rearrange their lives and become better human beings.

Their alleged selfishness is a good thing. Their romance is what supersedes any allegations towards self denial and mutual abuse. The mental and physical toll that weighs heavy on their consciences should provide for excellent drama.

Whoever picks up the pen to write a play or screenplay ought to be prepared to structure the tale as a barreling love story running down the highway of rapture.

All of the interactions the two have shared ought to offer fodder for premium scenes.

The best way for a production team of producers and directors to best capture

the duo’s darkest moments and brightest times should be to view their curious history. With their ups and downs, smiles and frowns, the artist can type up a script that would need to balance the heroism of both figures with their foibles and frailties.

Blueface and Chrisean have endured personal turmoil and have made their lives grist for the rumor mills. They have put themselves out there to bring about all of the smoke from the click-drag hags and all corners of the Internet.

For their relationship to be shown from a dramatic standpoint rather than just a documentarian setup, they would be better served.

Even if they are depicted on the page, stage, and or screen, such would still be a disservice. If someone were to write their lives, it would be an affront to purely imaginative literature.

Romantic realism would suggest that the writer be focused on life as it should or ought to be, not just go down the list of scenarios related to their personal lives. This school would demand that the artists involved be ready to tell a tale that brings into focus the trials and triumphs, yes but get at the morality (or lack thereof) concerning the two of them.

Blueface and ChriseanRock represent everything that should be brought to Broadway or movie theaters as a love story. That’s if they can stay together.