Friday, September 18, 2015, 12:23 PM  Fetty Wap might be missing an eye, but he isn't missing a heart.  The New Jersey rapper, 25, who lost his right eye to congenital glaucoma, inspired Jayden Vaden of Denver, Colo., to give wearing his prosthetic eye a rest.  10-YEAR-OLD GEORGE DALTON GOES VIRAL FOR 'TRAP QUEEN' COVER  The 10-year-old has worn an eye replacement since he was diagnosed with Retinoblastoma — a rare eye cancer that affects children — when he was just a year old and has been "terrified of taking it out," the child's mother, Brenda Vaden said.  Vaden shared a photo of her confident son — who smiled proudly sans his prosethetic eye — on Instagram.  "Today I am forever thankful to a young man named Willie Maxwell aka Fetty Wap. While his music is catchy, [ I don't ] always agree wih his lyrics, but today I'm his biggest fan, " she wrote.  Support poured in for little Jayden online, and eventually the "Trap Queen" rapper took notice.  "All I wanna do is show people that it's not how you look or what you see — it's how you see it and what you're looking for from yourself," said the rapper, whose eponymous debut album drops next week. "I appreciate his confidence."  The mother was overjoyed after Fetty Wap left the touching comment. "Jayden has been on cloud 9. #ThankYouFettyWap for taking the time out of your busy day to leave a note for Jayden. You are awesome."  The mother hopes her posts will inspire other children battling the disease to embrace their differences.
It takes more than a catchy beat to be a top rapper. It takes having the courage to inspire others to be different.