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@usmanvcx4 ай бұрын
Nah, guest caller was 100% correct. Mississippi dude lost that one - defending ignorant sh!t
@justinluster15274 ай бұрын
Facts
@sweetwonkahallelujah70164 ай бұрын
Nah….the guest became emotionally unstable and didn’t provide intelligence
@Aggie4life774 ай бұрын
@@sweetwonkahallelujah7016Wrong! If anybody got emotional, it was Tukay!
@micahhill47864 ай бұрын
@@sweetwonkahallelujah7016 he wasn’t emotional he’s just tired of the bull crap. Everytime someone is talking about how the black community is f up. Someone always trying to come up with something to excuse it, the excuses are done it’s time to change now. No more of this covering up the bad attitudes or making excuses for someone’s behavior it’s time to stop accepting all of that.
@marcelsweatjr57134 ай бұрын
Naw caller definitely got emotional because dude told him not to blame it on public school, you can choose to do what everyone else is doing or you can stick to the books he chose to do what everyone else was doing. So he lost that argument fasho.
@theartoffactspodcast13814 ай бұрын
Best thing about the hood Is the story you tell after you survived.
@TheRealPrinceCastro4 ай бұрын
Coming up in black culture DOES NOT get u ready for the reql world... u actually got to unlearn the majority of that shit
@fudgematthew334 ай бұрын
I live in the 'hood. Trust me, nothing good comes from living here. All you deal with are ninjas, failure and dysfunction. When you get out, stay out.
@Armyvet554 ай бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂exactly 💯 👏
@moneymarq1124 ай бұрын
Right! Can't splurge on yourself without haters
@meowmeow-dh1wu4 ай бұрын
If I have the financial means I would never send my child to a black public school. NEVER!!!!
@penelopecrawley82534 ай бұрын
My biggest regret with my older children…now that I’m older my younger kids have completely different experience‼️to know better is to do better
@sweetwonkahallelujah70164 ай бұрын
Sounds like an American problem…yall just became free 60 yrs ago
@inspectah23424 ай бұрын
When you send them to a white school you deal with racism from the teachers. A lot of white teachers are kkk. That’s the new approach…to infiltrate the education system But i agree that blsck schools are terrible
@channellock40254 ай бұрын
@meowmeow-dh1wu…man I tried to explain this to an older relative of mine. Man because a governor allowed parents to choose schools with vouchers. The public schools are rife with under achievement and drugs and crime and she complains about the ability to send your kid to a private good school, you can’t fix stupid. Her excuse was they can’t get a ride to school. Then let them be dumb then if you to lazy to make it happen.
@channellock40254 ай бұрын
My son schools privately and is and has always been in the top 1% of his class always. He is leaps and bounds beyond his peers that he plays Elite football with at the age of 12. Accumulative GPA above 96%from beginning till now ,but I guess I’m crazy. Principal told me at 10 years of age my son without question will get a athletic or academic scholarship if he continues on this trajectory, lmao I was like I know, but it was good to here him say it In confidence.
@byronaf65084 ай бұрын
The Hood: A cauldron of low expectations.
@sweetwonkahallelujah70164 ай бұрын
The hood is just a mind set…when any group of ppl lack resources and economic development the hood can be anywhere
@sweetwonkahallelujah70164 ай бұрын
The hood is just a mind set…when any group of ppl lack economic development the hood can be anywhere
@mohammadmasoodwakily66444 ай бұрын
@@sweetwonkahallelujah7016 not really, its really just only black americans... no one glorifys violence aganist their own kind the way blacks do, asians dont make songs about Opps referring to one another. and alot of this music is controlled by the you know whats and they promote this type of shit cuz it pays them and its easy to make. its a cookie cutter formula, eeasier to replace a kodak black or an nba youngboy with another random street rapper, u cant replace a nas or a tupac as easy thats why they dumbed it down to make it more profitable, plug in play microwave music is what we have now.
@illtrill4 ай бұрын
As a teacher I can tell you that no child benefits from a hood school culture. Tukay about that ignorance.
@oji60213 ай бұрын
That's why anton has him on panel cause he a dusty and anton needs black men who he feels are lower than him to feel up
@brianm69244 ай бұрын
If you grew up in it, you try to avoid it, not glorify it
@gheechiedan92994 ай бұрын
This dude OUT his F ing mind talkin bout growing up in the hood is good! He straight Trippin!
@jaydawg72004 ай бұрын
The hood dont offer shyt but heartache and misery wtf is wrong wit dude?
@sweetwonkahallelujah70164 ай бұрын
one of the most successful educational institutions exists in the hood down here in Atlanta…it’s called Spellman
@jaydawg72004 ай бұрын
@@sweetwonkahallelujah7016 so what?
@whoishe25274 ай бұрын
@@sweetwonkahallelujah7016that don’t mean nun speak on moorehouse too them buildings old asl and the living conditions in the dorms are trash, shootings every week, student cars broken into all types of shyt go on over there
@illtrill4 ай бұрын
@@sweetwonkahallelujah7016 it's in the hood, not of the hood.
@channellock40254 ай бұрын
@sweetwinkahallelujah7016…Why do you think Deon left Jackson State? He got death threats, they we’re breaking in his office during home games his kids car were vandalized, faculty skimming money from ticket sale and refusing an outside audit. One of his recruits got killed and he was like you can have this bulls^%#. Can you blame him. This is why no one f%#s with us and we just make excuses because we so damn dumb we co sign this bull^%#*.
@Mylc034 ай бұрын
Having come from multiple jacked up hoods, I wouldn't wish da hood on anyone. If you survived da hood... great, but life wasn't meant to be lived in that way.
@Armyvet554 ай бұрын
😢😢😢😢😢facts
@nicholasmumford10854 ай бұрын
I went to private school my first 4 years of schooling, made a big difference in my thinking and out look on life
@justinluster15274 ай бұрын
At the end of the day everyone ain't going to make it. F that Hood sh__ its time for something new. Positive shi
@RJ_Focused4 ай бұрын
Some of these hood dudes have fathers, they’re generational bangers
@TheMavastone4 ай бұрын
Glorifying bad behaviours and shock when people outside that community look down on the same community. And always quick to judge someone level of blackness to win an argument, never seen people from other races use that as a measurement.
@FaithandPurpose8284 ай бұрын
Agree with your post. Also glorifying prison incarceration, thuggery, criminal and ratchet 304 behavior speaks volumes about the black community.
@ancientfuture96904 ай бұрын
Spot on.
@manuelruffin57434 ай бұрын
Right! 👍🏾👍🏾
@JustMe-ro5vq4 ай бұрын
As someone who went to public and private I'll say this. Building on a strong foundation is what matters. There are success stories in public schools and failures in private schools. At the end of the day if you put the work in you will be successful...
@darrellreagan83684 ай бұрын
As a parent you gotta make sure you know your kids, and know the company they keep. Know who your kid's friends are and their people......where and who they come from and who's responsible for them.
@mrmonte19754 ай бұрын
That brother in the GI Joe top made valid points and even respectfully dipped when the convo started becoming ignorant.
@TheMavastone4 ай бұрын
Normalizing bad behaviour will influence the majority , but the few that don't subscribe to it have work even harder and be more discipline not to participate in it. The same hood killed an innocent teenager a few weeks back because he did not want to join neither of the gangs.
@Dr_Evil_Genius4 ай бұрын
Anton is SO RIGHT. When you take a peek at how people are living on the “other side of the tracks”, it forever shifts your worldview. Once you know what’s possible, a world of possibilities now opens up.
@Aggie4life774 ай бұрын
Yep!
@XerxezsX4 ай бұрын
That guest should become permanent, he's got a lot of facts.👌
@TyrillCelestine4 ай бұрын
Why because he clearly hates black ppl lmao
@MrGnarus4 ай бұрын
Public school or private school, hood or not hood, the choices have to be made to do the right thing.
@vince23704 ай бұрын
Facts bro
@wingchundragon4 ай бұрын
Im sure the country sounding dude that loves da hood...loves that new Good times cartoon. Right up his ally
@user-iq2ls1eg5g4 ай бұрын
Wouldn't hire him at Gunpoint! #that Vernacular is REPUGNANT..Non of my Colleges will Hire them under any condition... Good Luck!
@T.H.E.O.R.Y.4 ай бұрын
I hate to say it but yes. Tukay sounds like a whole field hand. It's embarrassing. Even as a fellow southerner (Texas), I hate sounding country bc historically Americans associate it with being stupid, inbred, slow, etc. Has this man never heard of code switching? 😂
@sweetwonkahallelujah70164 ай бұрын
If you have travelled around this nation you would know that most of America is a hood and your choice is yours…yall the only ppl who feel proud to move away from your ppl whenever one else don’t like you
@sweetwonkahallelujah70164 ай бұрын
If you have travelled around this nation you would know that most of America is a hood and your choice is yours…yall the only ppl who feel proud to move away from your ppl when no other ppl feel proud to live around you no matter where you are
@sweetwonkahallelujah70164 ай бұрын
If you have travelled around this nation you would know that most of this country is a hood and your choice is yours…yall the only ppl who feel proud to move away from your ppl when no other ppl feel proud to live around you no matter where you are
@naturallyhoneybrown4 ай бұрын
@8:36 This young man nailed it. And I'm with Anton on this. The hood was traumatizing. I guess one can always find something positive in a situation but it's okay for the black community to aim for better
@JackTheRabbitMusic4 ай бұрын
Thomas Sowell explains all of this.
@T.H.E.O.R.Y.4 ай бұрын
How so?
@little954 ай бұрын
The Bible explains it!
@JackTheRabbitMusic4 ай бұрын
@@T.H.E.O.R.Y. simply look up Thomas Sowell, “Black Rednecks and White Liberals”, and you will see.
@bandhere7284 ай бұрын
Thomas Sowell is an underrated genius especially when it comes to black culture. He explains everything wrong with Black culture in the early days and even in present day, and he shows how we were tricked and still continued to be played my black race hustlers and the negatives of the black “culture”. I say this as Black man, that we are a great people but sometimes I notice most black folk lack the skill to think outside the box and continue to live inside a hive mind that continues to repeat in multiple generations of black people that keeps our people down. The fact that most black folks still are scared of “racism”, or the “white man”, or the white man is still our enemy, or the white society stops us as black people from thriving is all just straight up Bullshit. I am a free man and I am a successful black man. no-one stops me from being great no matter their race or issues they may have with me. I’m going to do me and live until the end of days. Being a Libertarian is the way to go!
@guerillagripcatchclub4 ай бұрын
@@bandhere728 exactly. Him and Dr Claud Anderson in my opinion
@wPOTH14 ай бұрын
He is DEFINITELY CORRECT about Black people as a whole and the $20k analogy.
@djdspence4 ай бұрын
Tell that dude to live back in the hood if he is promoting it so hard
@thetraveler11824 ай бұрын
STRAIGHT UP!!! You get out of it what you want! I know people of EVERY COLOR that loved the hood and STAYED. I was one of the kids that got expelled from 3 high schools, and when I “aged out” I said F this….got my GED, went to the Army, graduated from 3 colleges and have a great career. It’s choice it’s your decision!!
@brianm69244 ай бұрын
Good stuff man
@HollaatDre4 ай бұрын
My man Tukay smoking dope
@TyrillCelestine4 ай бұрын
Nah he spot on that brother clearly hates black ppl and black ppl like him will flip on yo ass so quick my brotha 😂
@user-cd9rq2dj1g4 ай бұрын
Tukay is the type of 🥷🏾 you just half way listen to and you can’t believe
@TyrillCelestine4 ай бұрын
You must be a cry baby like the caller
@fudgematthew334 ай бұрын
I was with Tukay right up until he snapped on dude. The 'hood doesn't develop good character; you learn good character despite living there. Nothing's wrong with the 'hood until you realize you can do better. Tukay's loud, country and wrong.
@ricolaw10334 ай бұрын
I went to a public high school in the suburbs of Philly after moving out of Philly in middle school. Mixed school with about the same amount of black kids and white kids and small Asian and Latino percentage. My graduating class had 95% go to college or trade schools.
@thetraveler11824 ай бұрын
That’s incredible
@JoshJ-dr8gz4 ай бұрын
This what I tell all my hood friends (I was a hood kid) . The hood mentality ain’t it. The sooner you realize that the better off you’ll be.
@dr.daisymay74154 ай бұрын
Nothing good was ever iñ the hood. Leave Jesus out of this
@Ahmawan1444 ай бұрын
the man in the GI Joe shirt was making great points!
@YaVondo4 ай бұрын
Bottom left screen completely missed the point
@Peace2dagawdz4 ай бұрын
I’m sure he loves the hood
@jmcooley74114 ай бұрын
Yep.
@TopFlightSecurity4154 ай бұрын
He sent most of this discussion defending the hood to just contradict himself at the end smh lol
@Peace2dagawdz4 ай бұрын
Tukay ignorant af
@Da_ArtistXX4 ай бұрын
Product of "da hood."
@AK-bt6es4 ай бұрын
The country dude is completely lost mentality. Listen all the BS he said to then end up saying why he hates the hood in the end of the video.
@thereallevi95434 ай бұрын
Guest was 💯
@thetraveler11824 ай бұрын
I can’t cherish the hood, so many didn’t make it. I had Vision, that’s why I knew I had to get out somehow and was smart and clever enough to find a way. Those that escaped are anomalies.
@jayyoung7784 ай бұрын
The dude with the glitter lights in the bavkground sounds like a lame. Thats my opinion. Why does he use the N word so much?
@beehav4234 ай бұрын
The “hood” wasn’t supposed to be permanent, we just stop building. Hip hop came from the hood and blk ppl make millions of dollars through hip hop. Most of our fashion and slang comes from the hood.
@keirangrant16074 ай бұрын
Ihave a brother that has multiple degrees, and speaks 5 languages, and refuses to stop speaking that ghetto NY ebonics. When I ask him why he says some dumb ish like he's keeping it real, and cursing doesnt mean anything. Firstly, he's not even an American. We moved here when he was 14. Secondly, know our audience. When you talk to doctors, you speak medical. When you talk to lawyers, you speak legalese. It's not code switching to adapt appropriately.
@MJG_Vibes4 ай бұрын
I get Tukay. I was raised in a small town in MS too, but I knew I had to get out. 2 life lessons the hood taught me was loyalty and respect. The streets will get you right quick if you cross the wrong person. Same is true in real life. You can’t get that from a private schools. So now 30 years later I’m still loyal to the cats I grew up with, even though I’ve accumulated more wealth now than they will see in their lifetime but they still my ni&&as, until the day I’m gone. I took my daughter back to see where I came from when she was 5 years old. A little kid named Fat Man called her a bitch on the playground. She’s now 17 and I highly doubt she remembers that day, but it still hurts me, just to think that I took her back just to see the environment I was raised in. If i had the choice where to raise my kids today, give me the gated community and private schools all day.
@leelee55934 ай бұрын
I agree with you about the environment
@Aggie4life774 ай бұрын
That’s basically what the caller was getting at. If you have the choice, hood culture is not needed. Just pass down what we know from it and move on!
@Peace2dagawdz4 ай бұрын
Yup. I grew up in clarksdale. I got tf up out of there and haven’t been back…. Our mentality is soooooo fqd up.. it’s unreal
@Truthis.2144 ай бұрын
Tukay needs help how can you tell someone about Jesus and you don't even believe in Him bruh needs to chill
@leemajorsherod14 ай бұрын
So you're saying that you can't know about something without believing in it?
@Armyvet554 ай бұрын
Jesus is Lord,whether you believe that or not
@Aggie4life774 ай бұрын
I gotta sit in the middle on this one. What Tupac was saying is what you have to do if you’re growing up in an environment and you have no choice. A lot of us grew up like that back in the day. With that said, I’m with the caller. I’m well off! I’m not putting my kids through what I went through! I don’t mind sending them to public school, but it won’t be an all black public school on the wrong side of town like I went to! You do not need street knowledge to survive in this world! F outta here with that BS! That’s what’s holding us back!
@A21DaDon4 ай бұрын
Tukay that ninja that always think he right lol
@cchadhenry73144 ай бұрын
and don't know his ass from his elbows.
@Da_ArtistXX4 ай бұрын
@@cchadhenry7314🎯
@scottking48374 ай бұрын
Who ever the country brotha is 2k is a 🤡. He is lost in his own mind. lol. He doesn’t make any sense. Don’t listen to guys like him. He will have you in a bad situation. He is not that guy!
@heat57014 ай бұрын
The hood : Dysfunctionals at best
@martelprayer4164 ай бұрын
Really don't respect the dude "Tukay's" perspective in things. Almost 100 percent of the time Tukay makes no sense.
@sweetwonkahallelujah70164 ай бұрын
If you have travelled around this country you would know that most of it is a hood and your choices are yours
@sonofdasunn90464 ай бұрын
Did he just say don’t blame the environment but Black people main argument was that they were a problem of their environment come on g
@guerillagripcatchclub4 ай бұрын
Location. Its that simple. Remember the statement "You are the sum of your circle of friends" That's why its important to not only live in a positive community, but contribute to it's growth and development.
@CB-sj7cf4 ай бұрын
All hoods aren’t created equal. The hood in one place wouldn’t be considered the hood in other places. Being from one of the most dangerous cities like Anton I wholeheartedly agree with him!! I think is Tukay was from Detroit he’d have a different view lol
@wayne94804 ай бұрын
I am a white older woman and when I hear you and other people that are on your chat knowing you have to try to do something to help your community but you just don't know I do believe you will figure something out most in your chat are very educated they sound very smart, I will be praying for you and the communities 🙏
@science28574 ай бұрын
You always want the safest route for your children, but if the successful people I know, just as many or majority went to public school, whenever I see people bragging on going to private school they’re never anything special achievement wise 🤷🏾♂️
@MultiKingvegeta4 ай бұрын
That's true
@djsalteenuts4 ай бұрын
why would someone try to talk about the hood positively? SMH 🤦🏽♂️ bruh dude can’t be serious
@frankquattlebaum61264 ай бұрын
Your strong suit might be talking and you don't give a fuck about math, but that doesn't mean you get to disrupt everyone else's opportunity to learn. The teacher not telling you to shut up because you it's you, they telling you to shut up because they have to teach all the other kids the subject they're supposed to be learning. Trying to justify his bad behavior in class makes no sense much like the rest of his argument
@inspectah23424 ай бұрын
My son goes to a blsck private school in Atlanta and they have a gang problem now. The blsck teachers…though they are educated. They are young and ratchet still. They have pajama day and the women wear sheer tops and butt hugging satin pants Unfortunately we bring the culture with us. The best black environments that I know are military and veteran black communities. Which is where we live now
@Waasi_Rossi4 ай бұрын
High School made me a much better person but I wasn't in the hood
@saonedixon54764 ай бұрын
Great discussion brother Anton 💪💯
@darkdragon994 ай бұрын
The part where Ant was talking about the house differences. And that clown claimed the hood helped you be successful was laughably hilarious. He didnt seem to even think that all those privileged kids excelled without any hood experience knowledge or street smarts lololol.
@christopherblanton77724 ай бұрын
Unfortunately our culture suffers from the lack of the things that don't cost us anything. I grew up in the hood from a single parent home and a parent investment in love, life and self values, and regardless of how my friends turned out wasn't gonna be reflective of the teachings and values my family instilled in me. We as a culture have to place more value in the things that don't cost us anything...We don't respect one another, we unfortunately don't value one another...there's just too much brokenness within our communities that simply isn't being address!
@thetayoung30664 ай бұрын
The thing is to take your kids out of that environment.
@LeeMeAlone4 ай бұрын
Tukay hit the nail on the head because buddy definitely looks like the type 😂😂
@TyrillCelestine4 ай бұрын
And you can see all the guys like him in the comments lmao looking for that white ic 🤣
@thetraveler11824 ай бұрын
W America is sneaky in the corporate world I’ll take that, because at least with that you have a higher chance at surviving. You get snaked in B America you may get clapped.
@cchadhenry73144 ай бұрын
Same dude will brag about gettin over on hi own ppl another podcast
@kinnyboy4 ай бұрын
Nah tukay got a point. The hood ain’t good, BUT it definitely lights a fire under some people to be like “yo I gotta gtf outta here, cuz this ain’t life” that people who grow up privileged just don’t get. Like the house party example, Anton cappin, ain’t a school in America with a 100% graduation rate let alone a 100% “successful” rate. There was someone at that party that’s addicted to coke/pills now because they got handed everything in life and never struggled. So when they went to that house party they say “Psh my grandpas house is bigger” and didn’t do anything to help himself earn a house like that…… while Anton Daniels had a culture shock and said “omg were not supposed to be living how we are in the hood”
@malikturner42064 ай бұрын
This bro is hurt and lost
@TyrillCelestine4 ай бұрын
And you see all the hurt and lost brothers in the comments. This is why a lot of these brothers want yt women. They really want to be a yt man
@flipcool21174 ай бұрын
@@TyrillCelestinebm do not act like wm.bw cant even wear thier own hair & use wm 2 destroy bm...but bm wanting ww a problem?u a clown
@pw85___4 ай бұрын
@TyrillCelestine you sound goofy as shit fam
@phillipeuring86024 ай бұрын
1 convo I haven't heard a content creator speak on or have as subject matter & that's "living within means or financial ability". It's almost like it's taboo for the black community. It's like it's shameful. No other culture lambasts their own as we do for living comfortably where we are. I think that's why scamming, fraud, theft, & extortion are so rampant in the culture bc, as a community, we made living an average, well-off, working-class, middle-class life shameful, a disgrace. Whaaa?! Dude is straight on-point about getting the worst persecution from my own people culturally, spiritually, & Ooooo weeee, politically from other black folks, not other races. Other races have done it but not nearly as to the extent of our black community.
@tajhlee61344 ай бұрын
Ton dawg speaking facts 💯, couldn't wait to get out.
@lowkey659710 күн бұрын
Alot of people peaked at high school when everything was based of what mommy and daddy had smh
@adrianhackett33824 ай бұрын
Man damn the hood and im from the real hood it bever did nothing for me
@Face_made_for_radio4 ай бұрын
It sound like his school was preparing people for prison
@TyrillCelestine4 ай бұрын
I’m sure it was all his choices
@TopFlightSecurity4154 ай бұрын
"I dont understand what you saying wit yo country ass " 😂😂
@CoCoButta9014 ай бұрын
I agree with TuKay. We all made decisions in high school. Most of the fly dressers and athletes are still in the same place doing the same things. Some of us made different decisions in life. I wouldn’t be where I am today if I didn’t go through what I did.
@PwnerGeist4 ай бұрын
I get what 2k means but not everyone has the grit to make it through how backwards the hood could be. Great that HE made it but many others died over stupid shit that means nothing or didn't have to happen.
@UniversoulSMOOV9994 ай бұрын
Tukay got cooked and stuck to a straw man argument. 😂
@jayJ95534 ай бұрын
I understand all viewpoints. The net of things, the platforms, infrastructure, etc. we are living off have some influence of corporate research & developed and maintained by corporate.
@DatGuyC26 күн бұрын
With 2K said about bro was too accurate😂💯💯💯
@gifi114 ай бұрын
I get both points, but I agree with Anton more. I went to a school in the suburbs in middle school and high school. Now that I'm grown, the best decision my mom made. It opens so many different perspectives I don't think I would have gotten. But I could argue the same thing if I went to a suburban school my whole life.
@leebruce33404 ай бұрын
Ask not what the environment can do for you what what you can do for the environment!!!! Best quote I heard in YEARS.. DANG DANG DANG
@jasean2126 күн бұрын
The fact he said he was a lame and they treated him bad is the problem with the hood. It's not a place for all of these that look alike. It's for those who fit in and everyone else is ostracized. That is how you get dudes who are straight A students joining gangs.
@micahhill47864 ай бұрын
14:55 that’s how it was in my elementary and middle school years. Normal black kids, cool black kids(jocks or middle class family money kids), and you got the ratchet kids in the back of the class shooting dice and rapping in the back. High school I went to a private school and I met white kids and Hispanics kids and maybe the school had 20 percent black kids in it. These were normal black kids as well just trying to get an education and go to college type kids so that’s my school experience. I was in the normal black kid camp 😂😂
@BrickedOutMedia4 ай бұрын
That Bricked Out hoodie 🔥🔥🔥
@Micosboo4 ай бұрын
Tukay smoking K2. @AntonDaniels, encourage your panel especially the males to travel, see the world and have different life experiences other than America and KZbin. Q, Micca, AD and sometimes Logic seems to be the only balanced people on these panels.
@badazz3154 ай бұрын
When I moved from Bloomfield(the hood) Saginaw Michigan to Clinton Mississippi(the suburbs) my mindset changed for the better I honestly feel like that was the best decision I ever made in my life I was 7 years old. I did A LOT of hoodlum shit between the ages of 4-7 just from trying to survive, if I stayed I would surly be dead or in jail because most of my friends from that chapter in my life have met that fate. Now I’m a traveling welder and yes I’ve had my ups and downs but I am extremely appreciative of my father for coming to get me and my brothers.
@Imma_Gee4 ай бұрын
In general, all of our experiences have added value to our success and in some cases failure but we're positive and we will refer to our successes. However, the hood in is glorified form has done nothing for us but to give us normalized poor morals and habits that perpetuate the hood culture to a point where we elevate it more than we should. Most ppl strive to get out of the hood as fast as possible because of the level of toxicity that it contains but it seems like black culture wants to make it a badge of honour for all black ppl to go through otherwise we are not legitimised as black.
@marcelsweatjr57134 ай бұрын
Plenty of black people have become successful without private schooling this is a personal choice even as a child, yes you’re more impressionable at tender ages but once you’re in high school you have a good sense of right and wrong you choose to become what you become.
@alp.comedian63144 ай бұрын
It’s not an issue of color as to why certain communities are susceptible to guns, promiscuity and drugs. It’s an issue of principles, lack of parenting and morals. My opinion. 🙏🏾
@osheherring3 ай бұрын
I went to public black schools most of my childhood and public white school for 4 years, I got in more fights at that white school than I did at black schools. Dealt with constant racism at the white school. Students saying racial slurs, teachers making backhand comments based off of stereotypes they hear of. And private schools, coming from my younger brother who went to private school in high school, the racism was worse than the public white school. Public, private, black, or white schools it doesn't matter. It's all on the child and how they choose to use the environment they are in. I went to college full ride and earned 3 degrees coming from public schools, but my siblings they didn't do as well, and the youngest had private school under his belt. I said all that just to say its all on the kid, they gone be who they gone be no matter the environment.
@thePraddagee4 ай бұрын
Christ didn’t roll with everyone. That’s why he spoke in parables so that the masses couldn’t decipher his message. “My sheep hear my voice and they follow me” “I have come ONLY for the lost sheep from the HOUSE (family lineage) of ISRAEL” The Christ is also coming back with a sword for the other nations that inflicted Israel (his first born) to the effect that his whole order of clothing is soaked in the wine press (BLOOD).
@robertmoon97564 ай бұрын
I grew up the projects in New York do you know how many of us made it out with degrees and trades.A lot of us.We also bought homes and sent our children to great schools.You don’t need to sell drugs,join gangs,you know what is right and wrong.
@havok974 ай бұрын
The caller wording was real uncle rukas ish. What his focus should've been on documented outcomes and the better the schools the better chances or outcomes your children have.
@lakewood79014 ай бұрын
@9:30 I went to T.C. Williams 2000-2002. All the brawls fight all that was blk on blk & Hispanic on Hispanic. Only whites fight was the ones who act black and that was rare. Shout out South side, up town, new projects, C-Mob, Da Village & Del Ray.
@dr.daisymay74154 ай бұрын
This guy is lost real lost
@TJLau-so5vv4 ай бұрын
The KoolCup Lady Best Part Of The Hood AD! lol
@sboyer0874 ай бұрын
It’s not about forgetting about the hood. We should give back to the hood and develop culture that helps builds a positive environment!
@LaurenceL-er5rs4 ай бұрын
Lol, is a shame that the majority is people would agree with lessons from the good are the best lessons. They are not. I'm from the D west side, and like Anton said there's a hugr positive to being from a place that should not exist in turmoil. The good was not pivotable in my life lol. I'm glad i survived 100
@dwight84284 ай бұрын
Who's that country ninja with the rat 🐀 on his hat?