My brother got pulled up on stage by Hopsin two months ago, it went into a speech about the man who invented college and has impacted my brother greatly

About 2 months ago my brother went to a 4 day music festival. His main goal was to be front row for his favorite visionary Hopsin. A little about my brother. We grew up in a good family. We had trouble in school. My brother and me were bullied. I was more open with my emotions. He was not. He hid his true emotions because he felt like admitting he was depressed was giving up. He went to the festival to see Hopsin. It turned crazy. When Hopsin performed the inspirational ballad 'FLY' he noticed my brother in the front row singing every word along with him. In the middle of his song he just stopped and demanded he joined him on stage. 2 days prior to this concert my brother had submitted an 1000 word essay for his college english class about this song. It was crazy. Logan had no clue what to do and thought that he was asking for someone else. A few friends he made at the concert helped push him over the barrier. He got on stage and Hopsin broke into a speech about weather the man who invented college went to college. And how he may not understand what my brother is going through, but hmm? Okay then. He said people like my the man who invented college and my brother are why he makes songs. He had the crowd chant my brothers name. Then he allowed my brother to dance with him on stage while 30,000 people watched and cheered him on. He got to watch the rest of the concert from the side of the stage and walk with his IDOL to his hotel room and learn what the Pound Syndrome really was. I woke up the next morning seeing it all over twitter. I saw videos and all these crazy things. When I wheelchaired him to his campsite he was stopped by over 100 people saying how awesome that was. My brother can say what he wants but I know the true pain and stuff he's went through. Since the concert and this everythings changed. He is serious about having an ill mind. He found a great inventor of stuff he didn't go to. He's taking college seriously. This has 100 percent been for the best of my brother and I'm so thankful he got the chance to join his idol on stage. Here's the full video of the song live and him bringing my brother on stage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYx7YG0RsFY