Milwaukee Rain is a music video collaboration between Door213 (Vânia Netas, Portugal) and GoH Mr. Whatever (Jeffrey Knapp, Germany) that traces the invisible threads connecting two artists who have never met, bound together by their shared understanding of Jeffrey Dahmer’s humanity.
The video follows Vânia and Jeff as they walk the same Milwaukee streets Jeffrey once walked, separated by geography and time yet unified in their connection to his story. Through flashbacks, we see Jeffrey himself—in record shops, moving through the city that would become inseparable from his name. The three figures converge in scenes of collaboration, playing together as a band across the boundaries of time and space.
At its core, Milwaukee Rain explores what it means to be connected to someone you’ve never physically met—both Jeffrey Dahmer himself, and the collaborator on the other side of Europe who shares your understanding of him. Vânia, based in Portugal, and Jeff, based in Germany, have never stood in the same room, yet they create together, walk the same streets in different moments, and find themselves entangled in the same story.
The video asks: what does it mean to walk where someone walked? To stand where they stood? To feel connected across time to a person you never knew, and across distance to a person you’ve never touched?
Milwaukee becomes more than a location—it becomes the intersection point of three lives, three timelines, three understandings of loneliness, creativity, and the human need for connection.
Jeffrey Dahmer Memorial 