Dayo had dreams of becoming a music superstar. That dream was alive until he was struck with a condition called spasmodic dysphonia at an early stage — a cruel twist that stopped him from singing, as every attempt brought pain. But that didn’t stop Dayo. As he grew older, he found another way to connect with music, becoming a prominent music producer known globally for creating quality music.

Still, he never felt truly satisfied. Deep inside, the desire to sing burned. So he took the risk — singing through the pain — even after his doctor warned him he might lose the ability to speak if he pushed too far. And yet, he pushed. Finally, after three months, he recorded the single he had dreamed of.

That was when his life ended.

A gruesome accident… and then, opening his eyes, he found himself in a completely new world — one where all the art, music, and movies he knew had never existed. Excitement filled him… until the familiar dread struck. He still had the same condition that once robbed his  ability to sing.

He was devastated.

Then—

DING!
SYSTEM INITIALIZING

There was hope to sing again.

While Dayo was celebrating and catching his breath, the entire internet was already in shambles because of his score.


The news outlets, as always, did not spare anything. Every platform had something to say.


"Pop Star Jason Dayo Shocks Olympic Trials With Insane 20.87 Seconds."


The sporting world froze tonight after 22-year-old musician Jason Dayo swam a 20.87 in the 50m freestyle at the U.S. Olympic Trials.


Fans expected a good performance, but nobody expected a sub-21 swim.


Dayo now holds the fastest time of the night and one of the fastest ever recorded at the Trials.


Coaches, swimmers, and spectators stood in disbelief for several seconds before the arena finally erupted.


"From Stage to Starting Block — Jason Dayo Delivers a Shocking 20.87."


NBC analysts described the moment as "unreal" and "borderline historic."


"This kid isn't just participating. He's threatening Olympic podium territory."


Chapter 173 - Reaction to TIME (1)