The House Resolution commends David Arnold "Dee-1" Augustine, Jr. for his significant contributions as an educator, musician, activist, influencer, and entrepreneur. A native of New Orleans and a graduate of Louisiana State University, Dee-1 has made a notable impact through his music, which aims to uplift and motivate audiences. He established his own independent label, Mission Vision Music, and has been recognized for his commitment to accountability and self-improvement. In 2021, he became the first rapper appointed to the Louisiana Council for the Success of Black Men and Boys, a role he dedicated to his late grandmother.

Dee-1's artistic journey includes the release of several mixtapes and a debut studio album, along with collaborations with renowned artists. His song "Sallie Mae Back" received critical acclaim and was described as "the anthem of a generation." Additionally, he has contributed to various social causes through music and media, including a documentary that earned a Daytime Emmy nomination. Recognized for his positive influence in impoverished communities, Dee-1 was awarded the Power of Image Award by the NAACP in 2021. The resolution expresses the House's admiration for his dedication and wishes him continued success in his endeavors.