Jimmy Levy, in an interview highlighted by Fame Magazine, discusses the unique positioning of the film "City of Dreams" within an industry that often promotes spiritually and psychologically damaging agendas. Levy praises the film for being a beacon of positivity, particularly for its focus on child-related issues, which are frequently overlooked in the entertainment sector. He appreciates the involvement of prominent figures like Tony Robbins and Louis Fony, who are rare examples of industry leaders willing to risk their reputations for such critical causes.

Levy also delves into his personal activism, particularly against child trafficking an issue he feels is systematically silenced and overshadowed by less important narratives in mainstream media. Over the past four years, despite facing threats of cancellation, Levy has been vocal and active in creating music aimed at awakening people to these issues, including his hit song "This is a War." His criticism of fellow artists who remain silent due to fear of losing industry connections underscores the broader challenges of advocating for such crucial but controversial topics within the music and film industries.