The 18-year-old&#39;s song was produced by artist J Cole and song &#39;Green Auras&#39; covers his feelings about his Oscar-winning father, reported Us magazine. <img alt="Daniel Day-Lewis" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/nov/Daniel-Day-Lewis.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 453px;" /> Daniel Day-Lewis. Pic/AFP &quot;Call me Gabe Day and not Gabe Day-Lewis. Cause if you&#39;re trying to call me out, I&#39;m going to Gabe Day-Lose It! I know what my name is and I know what fame is. Judging someone for their dad is just as bad as being racist,&quot; sings Gabe, who was raised by Adjani. Day-Lewis left Adjani in 1995 before Gabe was born. He then moved on to Deya Pichardo only to marry Arthur Miller&#39;s daughter, director Rebecca Miller while he was shooting a film adaptation of Miller&#39;s play &#39;The Crucible&#39;. He has two sons with Rebecca. Gabe addressed his Adjani&#39;s loss in the song, saying, &quot;I feel the most grief for my mother who has no one left in her life but me and my older brother.&quot; In the video, Day appears to be smoking weed, and even explains how he has come to terms with being bipolar. &quot;I find out that I&#39;m bipolar, now I wear it like a badge. I was on a bad path. I did too many drugs. Felt like coping on my own when all I needed was a hug. I had a bad trip, reevaluated my life. Thank god I survived cause now it&#39;s easier to smile.&quot;u00a0

Gabe Day, Daniel Day-Lewis' son with French actress Isabelle Adjani, is a budding rapper and has released a song about his famous father, drugs and bipolar.

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