This highly acclaimed song and video shot to the top of BET's 106 & Park Video Count Down as well as MTV's Top Ten Live when it was introduced in 2005. Based upon his own life story, the song is sung from the prospective of a baby about to be aborted by his mother. Nick Cannon has put together powerful imagery and impassioned lyrics that add voice to the unborn pleading in the womb. As you listen and watch you can't help but cheer as Nick's mother comes off the abortionist's table and leaves the clinic, however the most moving part is when Nick's real mom joins him at the end of the video. This video and a CD of the song Can I Live are available for purchase on Nick Cannon's website.

This video debuted in April 2006 in the US after the song Happy Birthday made waves overseas hitting the charts at #4 in Germany, #3 in Sweden and was in the top 15 in Austria and Switzerland. In addition, Happy Birthday, was in the Top 10 downloads on ITUNES in Germany, Sweden & Denmark. Piper, the lead singer of Flipsyde wrote and sings this song to the baby he helped abort as a young man. Filled with introspection that only one who has truly realized the ramifications of the decision to abort, Happy Birthday should serve as a warning to young men and women seeking abortion as an answer. The reality of fatherhood lost is felt, as you hear Piper wonder out loud what his baby would look like, act like, and if the child could forgive him for what he has done.

Meet Christi, whose life was changed for Meet Christi, whose life was changed forever on her 18th birthday because the "choice" she made. A compelling story about the truth behind the claim that abortion is safe.

This video shows the side of abortion the abortion industry and press does not want you to see.