Dont drink and drive!! - In memory of Kelli Laine Lewis! ♥

!!!!!!!!!WARNING - SOME GRAPHIC IMAGES ARE IN THIS VIDEO!!!!!!!!
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Kelli Laine Lewis and her two friends Jason and Tommy were killed after there car went off the road into a tree and flipped upside down. All three were more than 2 times over the legel alcohol limit.
Kelli and Tommy were just 18 years old and Jason was 20 years old.
Thats too young to die.

This video starts off about how drinking and driving can take place and to remind people to always have a designated driver when going out to party or drink. NEVER drive yourself back home. Its just not worh it.

Please excuse the swearing in the first song i just think the song fits to the party theme.

This video is dedicated to Kelli's mum Pam :)

Visit the myspace www.myspace.com/kelli_laine_doa

R.I.P Kelli, Jason and Tommy and all other victims of drunken driving

YOU WOULD BE A FOOL TO DO IT
DONT DRINK AND DRIVE!!!!!!

Drink driving is NO "accident"

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Education

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• and
• drive
• kelli
• laine
• lewis
• doa
• car
• crash
• party
• underage
• alcohol

[LankanTVPresenter]

lmao...a woman dies and you dedicate a PARTY RAP SONG as an obituary song. nice.

[littlealex45]

@LankanTVPresenter

The first song isn't dedicated to her. If you watched and had taken time to understand the video it is more like a story of what can happen if you go to a PARTY and drink and then drive! So many young people die from this silly act and don't realise what can happen. Kelli did die so please don't disrespect. Her mother loved this video as it means her daughters death isn't in vain. Have some respect.

[ternia10]

im cryin n prayn for those people who lost those people in the car i lost my cousin n brother they died almost instantly too.

[littlealex45]

Im so sorry :( xx

[ternia10]

i kno i missem...my cousin was three wen he died n my brother was 14 wen he died

[littlealex45]

oh my gosh. Thats so young :( x

[8675tree09]

I am 45 years old and i have three children and they are older now and when i see this video i realise that i have tried to keep them out of harms way but they hate me for it . I have taken a lot of blame from my wife for the childrens complaints and remarks over the years because i didnt let them run off with their freinds and go places when ever they wanted and some times i feel guilty for takeing away their fun but when i see this i am so happy that i made the choice to say NO .

[CherryFrog321]

That is sooo sad...we just lost two people in my hometown to drunk driving too. It was two teenagers, and they didn't even do anything wrong- they hadn't been drinking or anything at all, but they were hit by someone else who was driving drunk. It's really sad how many people die every year because of it. I learned in school that one person dies in an alcohol-related crash every 15 minutes. :(

[gamelvr1]

@kellilainedoa The brainless morons still made the choice to drink it. It wasn't forced down their throats. Just like with drug dealers, they might be responsible for them people having access to drugs, but they aren't responsible if they overdose. They still made their own decision. They were criminals. They were brainless morons. No intelligent person does what they did

[kellilainedoa]

@VoodooFairyx

at 18, you say they should have known better. I agree with you.  but then what about the adults who sold them the alcohol? shouldnt they have especially known better? my daughter didnt know the driver & did not know he was drinking- so she didnt have the chance to disagree. I admit my daughter paid the ultimate price for drinking that night. however i also hold the adults responsible because if it were not for them, my child could not have been intoxicated.

[kellilainedoa]

@gamelvr1

small role? the adults bought the alcohol & gave these students a place to drink it, watched them become intoxicated & let them drive away. it's also against the law to purchase alcohol for those underage! had the adults not bought the alcohol- the kids would still be alive.

[gamelvr1]

@kellilainedoa While the people who provided the alcohol have a small role, that doesn't mean they're to blame. They were criminals. They drank when they weren't legally allowed to drink. All of them were brainless pieces of sh**. If they had any f***ing brains, they would still would still be alive.

[kellilainedoa]

@gamelvr1

interesting that you dont ask or mention the adults who provided them the alcohol in the first place. i guess it's always easier to blame the dead passengers. btw- Kelli did not know her driver and she did not know he was intoxicated as multiple witnesses stated he did not act drunk in any way & no one saw him drinking at the "party". Kelli was in the car for less than 20 minutes b4 the crash. she was getting a ride home with Jason, who lived by us & his ride sadly was Tommy

[luckyguy23451]

sad video think every one should watch this my friend paul died in 1997 bye drinking in driving learn from your mastakes

[gamelvr1]

@MrsAlcantara011709 I'm far from heartless. Their deaths were sad, but the pathetic truth is, if they had any f***ing brains or morals, they would still be alive right now. No intelligent person drinks and drives. Likewise, no intelligent or decent person ever breaks the law. Meaning, by drinking when they weren't legally allowed to, they were criminals.

[MrsAlcantara011709]

@gamelvr1 you are heartless

[Wolfbloodvamps171]

Died young thats sad. But I mean if they were going to go to a party and drink underage than they should've had a parent or guardian pick them up. They should've never been drinking anyway they were underage. Can't teenagers wait till they're 21 and legal to start drinking. Never get in a car with someone who has been drinking either.