LongBeachGriffy - Parents that spank their children (REACTION)

#LonBeachGriffy
**ROAD TO 30K SUBSCRIPTIONS **
to Donate using Paypal!: [e-mail]
FOLLOW MY SPOTIFY: artists.spotif....
FOLLOW ME: / scrufacejean
Support ya boy by gettin my single "No Way" on Itunes: itunes.apple.c....
CLICK THE BELL! 🔔
FIRST TIME HERE? CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE: bit.ly/2EKtawm
If you liked this video, then you should check these out!
CONTACT ME
➡️ / scrufacejean
➡️ / therealscruf. .
➡️ / scrufacejean
➡️ Snapchat: @TheRealSFJ

[@jonathanoniada1948]

I think that physical punishment IS AN option, just not always the FIRST option.

[@yugfus]

I don't think it should ever be the first option. Lol

[@jonathanoniada1948]

@@yugfus Sometimes, there are situations in which an action is so bad, you have to punish it with a certain level of intensity, such as physical punishment.

[@floyd5688]

@@yugfus lol You say that until a child hits you while they are upset. Then it goes from "I should never hit a child first" to "Ok, 20% is not too much force"

[@yugfus]

@@floyd5688 I said it should never be the first option. Not that I don't understand it at all.

[@godzpeedx7ii75]

IS always the first option

[@Raptor_Ren]

Stage 1: Don’t do that Stage 2: Stern look threat of consequences Stage 3: time out Stage 4: “say goodbye to exodia” Stage 5: The Belt Watching a full tin of Yu-Gi-Oh cards burn was a better lesson than any spanking.

[@cosmoreverb3943]

That hurts my childhood, the yu-gi-oh cards are a line you only cross when you're serious

[@taiguy53]

​@@cosmoreverb39432 years late, but I'd take an ass whooping over any of my belongings being destroyed. Whether or not I paid for it 😂

[@DavidPitts-vd4vy]

Facts 😂😂

[@CountDooku0]

Let's be real. This argument of spanking kids is honestly dependant. Dependant on the parents and kids. I say this because whooping your child can be traumatizing or detrimental depending on what you use. My auntie used to beat her kids with extension cords and brooms. Now my oldest cousin is in jail for kidnapping and murder. My mom used to thump as as toddlers and as we got older, the item of use changed. From child flip flops between ages 5-8, and belts as we got older. At 17, she started using her hands. Like, she used to smack me. I never saw it as abuse because, 1 I could take it and she knew that, and 2 it was always my fault anyway. And it wasn't anything overboard. A quick slap to the face or smack on the back of the head.

[@thedead073]

Tbh I'm surprised you were still feeling her power at 17. After a while it just didn't feel the same for me

[@jesseblackhawk]

My parents stopped after I turned 7, then they just started taking my stuff.

[@CountDooku0]

@@thedead073 dude my mom was short but was heavy handed. Doesn't matter who you were. You was gone feel them hits

[@CountDooku0]

@@jesseblackhawk at around 7-8, I'd get a whoopin then be told not to touch my N64 for a week. That used to kill me

[@xmant8842]

I wasn't spanked much growing up, but when I was I usually got a switch(as in a very thin branch). And I'm easily the best behaved and most respectful and nice of me and my siblings who were born after people started feeling like spanking your kids was serious abuse.

[@maskedlegend4660]

It really just depends on the child. As a parent just know your child and when to talk and when to discipline

[@youvejustbeencaughtin8kult449]

I highly doubt that your a parent considering that you have an anime profile picture 😐

[@maskedlegend4660]

@@youvejustbeencaughtin8kult449 Thats not anime😂. Have you not seen boondocks

[@Popcornkernal29]

@@youvejustbeencaughtin8kult449 lol so no parent in the world has profile pics of anime or cartoons? Regardless of your comment the statistics cannot possibly be absolute zero🤣

[@dkoda840]

@@youvejustbeencaughtin8kult449 Boi have you never watched boondocks.

[@ChuckFinelyForever]

@@youvejustbeencaughtin8kult449 Very strange assumption to make. You must be 6ft considering that you use emojis, that’s what you sound like Lol

[@misterunlovely]

I will seriously speak on the matter of spanking as someone who took a psychology course in college that required me to do a lot of academic research into the topic, i'm not an expert but i've had to read a lot of expert opinions and research on the matter. Spanking isn't as effective as a lot of supporters for it think it is, and its not because of spanking itself, but because of the way humans tend to respond to punishment in general. There's a lot of ways to influence behavior, two big ones is Reinforcement and Punishment. Reinforcement is things done to encourage positive behavior while punishment is things done to discourage negative behavior. Reinforcement is far more effective in influencing kid behavior then punishment overall, the reason being that kids can tend towards focusing more on the punishment itself than the reason for the punishment so they will prioritize avoiding or minimizing the punishment over correcting the behavior that got them in trouble in the first place. Punishment also requires to be done *as soon as possible* after the negative behavior for it to have a meaningful effect otherwise, while the kid may be told and clarified as to why the punishment is happening that still won't make the connection between the punishment and the behavior imprint onto the kids mind properly. Spanking specifically also has its own unique problems such as the fact that theres only so harsh it can get before it is actual abuse so if you become accustomed to spanking a child for say having a disrespectful tone, then punishing much more severe problems, if they come up, becomes incredibly difficult not to accidentally cross a line. And theres the problem of kids you can't spank and yes that is a thing, some kids if born with some condition or different type of thinking such as someone born on the spectrum, spanking will do exactly no good in correcting behavior because the kid most likely can not connect the punishment to the negative behavior yet, i'm autistic and i didn't fully understand why i got punished so much when i was younger at all until i was about 16 and had fully developed the ability to manually connect it in my head. And just generally with punishment, even in ideal circumstances, it just isn't as effective as reinforcement for some reason, its just something innate in humans that responds better to reinforcement. More specifically, the reinforcement technique that seems to work the best is removing things that the kid does not like as a reward for good behavior, such as giving them a break on whatever chores are assigned to them, but theres a ton of other ways. The thing about reinforcement is that it takes understanding your kid, which is important anyway, but i think thats why it isn't actively used that often by so many because for it to work well you need to really understand what things would truly be a reward for your kid but something like spanking, and punishment in general, is more intuitive to many people and thus swear by it even though the VAST majority of parents who adopt a minimal punishment but high reinforcement style of parenting tend to have significantly better behaved kids and those kids tend to suffer from significantly less mental stresses and issues then those that grew up in high, or even mid, punishment households, the defense of spanking of "well i was spanked and i turned out okay!" says next to nothing about spanking itself and more about how theres a million aspects to parenting that could have a positive enough impact to balance out the negative effects of spanking and about how people tend to misunderstand the effects their own childhood actually had on them, not to assume theres any "trauma" or anything like that, its just that whatever negative effects it did have are hard to understand especially when you're trying to look at yourself unbiased to understand those effects

[@darkprince7453]

Personally I feel like there’s no right answer it depends on the kid

[@VINOTOR]

On other hand a kid will only say and feel bad toward parents because they are hurt because they didn't developed open minded nature yet sooo yea

[@prokolipsi5607]

Best method hands down is taking away their things. You haven't felt pain until you've tried to play your PS4 or computer only to find the controller mysteriously missing or the mouse and keyboard gone.

[@mothified1676]

Here's a good example of parenting without spanking from my dad, may his soul be resting. When I was like six, i had the bad habit of not tidying up my toys after play time. So, myu father took away my favorite collection of tiny toy cars and he said he would give me back one for every time I'd tidy up my toys. I had like sixty of those cars so, i learned to tidy up :p ggwp

[@cuttlefish6839]

Spanking isn't an action that is often taken for benign reasons. It's taken when the child is doing something truly bad. For example in the case of this video touching something extremely dangerous multiple times after multiple warnings. Or in the case of something from my childhood when I threw a glass cup against the wall during a tantrum. Those actions deserve the Spanking since they are severe actions. What you're father did wasn't so much discipline but teaching you a lesson.

[@mothified1676]

@@cuttlefish6839 well, you say that but it's a fact that there are parents who beat their kids for way less :P even for way less that my own example

[@AnointedFlow]

@@mothified1676 those parents don't fit into "good examples", so that doesn't make sense.

[@siddharthsingh1994]

I believe that a huge proportion of parents start using physical abuse as a stress relief. This leads to my thinking that it is better to not defend physical discipline. As abuse is more likely to destroy a child than lack of physical threat.

[@brziperiod]

Exactly. And let em cry. My mom didn’t and I’m all kinds of fucked up mentally

[@CountDooku0]

A good method to use is one I use on my nephews that are 3 and 4. 1. Use a stern look. You know, that one your mom or dad would give you. 2. One or two verbal warnings depending on how you feel. 3. A time out. I make them stand in the corner for a few minutes. 4. If those don't work, them I'm bout to thump them hands. Now my nephews, just like all the other kids in my family(including me when I was one), are bad as fuck so they'll cry for a bit then find something else to do that they ain't supposed to.

[@greergrapple2227]

I have a question what is your ethnicity

[@jamescordero9940]

@@greergrapple2227 bro as a Hispanic for me it was "Why'd you do it?" "Oh I don-" *Whip*

[@jacobviser9235]

My issue is this: when black ppl say "Its reinforcing doctrines from slavery!" or when christians say "IN ThE BiBLe iT saY SpaRE the ROd spOIL tHE chile". Hitting on someone younger without holding back (as my parents have done) will always be corny to me. I'm not advocating for NOT hitting but most adults dont know their limits and thats where the "trauma" and "abuse" come in.

[@JustKyrie]

my guy Scru Face uploading on a consistent basis 🔥

[@Justiceisone]

They gon' run up in Long Beach's house and he gon' hit them with the "You're pretty good...." Before taking them off the census 😂

[@divinerealms964]

Ive never got beat, cause I listen to well

[@ufa188]

*too, nah actually fuck English naw cuh its two

[@ArcaellusV427]

Then ur a good person lol. I doubt they privelage you because I feel like privelaging a child is a horrible idea, usually they end up as horrible people

[@xmant8842]

I got spanked and ended up the kind of kid that was so quiet and bothered you so little that you would forget I was in the other room. And even now as an 18yo I have never even thought of doing stuff like cussing, smoking, drinking, etc

[@ArcaellusV427]

@@xmant8842 So ur agreeing with griffy. I also agree with griffy

[@xmant8842]

@@ArcaellusV427 yes. I do agree with Griffy

[@nicholaslewis279]

My issue is that a lot of parents(mostly white) think that they're supposed to be their childrens' friends. The most my mom ever did to me was break a ruler off of my arm lol

[@mikhailbarrington1137]

My mother broke a broom stick on my back

[@elohim447]

I don’t think parents can’t be “friends” with there children however they gotta be parents first

[@greekyoungbuck]

@@mikhailbarrington1137 shit your mom use a broom stick? you good?

[@mikhailbarrington1137]

@@greekyoungbuck Lol yh im good im from the caribbean so basically back in the day we would get hit with whatever was in range

[@danduhlion]

Belts was my childhood lol

[@brzinger6]

6:55 ngl he said that with the weight of all the baggage.

[@jrjunior8468]

Okay there's a difference between abuse and discipline, not saying beat your child, but a good spanking here and there isn't bad, where parents go wrong is when they spank their child and don't explain, with discipline, should come explanation, too show why they had that consequence, it'll help them understand with actions can come consequences. Also parents fail that when they hit their child but are hypocrites, it can damage that child as well so if you set rules for your children the rules should also apply to you, y'all may say ohh but we grown and they not, well you have to understand, your a blueprint that the child follows sooo. Don't tell them "do as I say not what I do" but "learn from watching me" and make footprints for your kids to walk in, it may not be perfect but they'll see that and chances are higher for them being better

[@delicathvrenitah4282]

This. This right here.

[@adjasont128]

Fr bruh I hate when my dad tells me he can do whatever he wants because he is an adult and understands the consequences. Like bruh it's like he always needs to be right. Even when he tells me that an argument doesn't always have to be won he always just wants to be right.

[@Popcornkernal29]

@@adjasont128 yeah same lol since I was 5 until I proved myself essentially but that's irrelevant. I eventually understood that both my parents were young and had no idea what they were doing and we're just stressed and didn't have the same energy all of the time so it's a struggle for them too. Idk I'd say ride it out and work on your mental health maybe this doesn't apply to you but it's something lol

[@ikeford4963]

I got beat and I grew up fine, also my depression came from me being medicated as a child.

[@Twilarose77]

There should be a balance and it should never be the first, second, or third thing you do. If you can solve an issue by talking or some sort of non-physical punishment then do that.

[@cuttlefish6839]

Depends the severity of the situation cause if a kid started hitting their mother for example that shit is getting resolved real quick. If it's a fight with a sibling for example warnings will go out then if it continues actions will be taken depending on the situation of said fight. If that fails then discipline to the offender is taken. Etc etc. No solution is ever the same its always dependent on what is actually happening. The punishment should fit the crime after all

[@bahamute6198]

The mistake is extremes thinking you can apply a blanket method for all children. Discipline methods are not one size fits all. Gotta know when to hold em and when to fold em.

[@AnointedFlow]

truth!

[@taylorwilliamson91]

My parents never had a reason to use the belt, thankfully. My little ass learned quick. Hands, fly swats, and switches hurt like hell. I didn't even want to IMAGINE what three feet of leather would feel like. All my dad had to do was say "You want me to go get my belt?" And that was it. Like "Alright, shit, it ain't that important." What made it worse is afterwards, my dad would get emotional and hit me with "You know I love you, right son? I don't want to be mean like that." That shit hurt more than the whoppin because then I felt bad for making my dad sad. But overall, I'm glad it happened. It was always after being told several times to stop, and it taught me I couldn't just get away with doing whatever I wanted. When somebody asks you to stop doing something, you stop doing it. Actions have consequences. Simple lesson that has kept me out of a whole lot of shit in my adult life.

[@caleb9879]

Mama always said you’d be the...chosen one

[@AnointedFlow]

That man said he got that "Yosemetie Sam". Hahaha

[@HonestlyTho-ThePodcastShow]

abuse is unjustified punishment... If someone breaks the law and is detained by force he gave up his rights to a certain treatment, its no longer unjustified punishment. Law enforcers have the right most times within the law to meet out justified punishment

[@golem_of_sin5874]

I never got spanked as a child and I still have depression. Your move, anti-spankers.

[@lelouchvibritannia4028]

My response is that you would unalive yourself if you did get spanked.

[@jonathantylerdesign]

Still waiting on that 'When your friend may be gay" rap video reaction

[@Joe_blow121]

Not spanking your child or discipling them in anyway means they’re most likely gonna keep doing bad stuff because they’re not gonna know the consequences

[@theOneRedDawn]

It really depends on the child. Some might grasp the reasoning behind your guidance and adhere to rules effortlessly, in which case, corporal punishment is absolutely unnecessary. While others may require firmer boundaries, where even corporal punishment becomes a necessary tool to break through their stubbornness. Generally, it's preferable to set these boundaries yourself rather than leaving it to society or law enforcement to lay them out in your stead. Punishing a child is never pleasant, but at times, it's crucial for their development.

[@blackjack7553]

Beating should DEFINENTLY not be the first thing to do one time when u was small my mum lost some of her stuff and she assumed i took and she gave me a hell of a beating asking where i put it until she found it in her bag alot of accidents like this can happen so it shouldn't be the first thing to do

[@kaiko8085]

This can go both ways. Honestly I sometimes believe mental abuse is so much worse, mom didn’t have to hit me for me to feel suicidal at one point in my life but in fact I always rather have her hit me because it was quieter. the shit that comes out parents mouths be so fucking ridiculous like why do you even decide to have a kid? Like if you didn’t know it would be me, the fuck you thought it was gonna be?

[@CountRichterQuake]

Bruh, CORPORAL punishment was in schools.. not CAPITAL punishment, that's the death penalty bro lol

[@CountRichterQuake]

Teachers out here giving kids the electric chair for spitballs LOL

[@mediocri5y]

@@CountRichterQuake lol

[@princeofmischief1570]

I feel like it’s less of the beating itself and more of the fear of being disciplined but I’m not TOTALLY against spanking your kid(As long as your not seriously hurting them of course)

[@brziperiod]

Then there’s people like my mom who make ya hold them tears back then play dumb like it ain’t mess your mental state up

[@zayuchiha-zay]

I’ve only got beat 5 times and I promise you when I did I ain’t never do any bad shit like that again I’m perfectly fine

[@kirkdaley3441]

Took him a minute to see lbg packing 🤣🤣😊

[@andrewdozier3920]

I feel like there’s a balance you need to find between negative reinforcement and positive reinforcement when disciplining a child. I think parents should beat their kids to a certain extent, very minimally. Anything is game but the face

[@shadowkillgaming2898]

BRUH you had the same reaction I had when I watched the vid lmaoooooooo I went back to check and on that Blick real fast

[@IonizedComa]

My father would hit me when I was younger. But when beating your child became illegal and I grew older he did something worse💀. He'd sit me down and give me 3 hour lectures to the point where I'm like please just hit me instead so we can get over this. It'd be so bad that even if it's like before supper or late night, he'd make sure he gives his lecture and to me it was way worst than being beaten, you never want to do whatever you did after that.

[@jefferyjones8325]

I don’t believe in hitting my kids, but I also don’t believe in being foolish in front of them either.

[@evolutiontae5518]

2:43 NAS yessir

[@justinugaitafa655]

You should definitely start with one or two verbal warnings (personally I would only give one), and if they still won't listen, then you spank them. Now, because the point of a spanking is to make it hurt so they never do it again, it should be only one good hit and that's it. From then on, the kids are more likely to heed the verbal warnings, so you won't have to do it every time they're in trouble.

[@yaboideathwish]

Ima just deal with my kids like how my mom raised me: Physical punishment as a last resort and you gain more respect from me as you get older. Plain and simple.

[@yaboideathwish]

I can already see people saying "Oh so if they're an infant/toddler they should be left in the dust". Dont mix up respect with care, they are different. I can care for you without having to respect you, same can be said the other way around. And the age thing is because I ain't gonna treat A child like a man, or the other way around.

[@silverrey7312]

It should always be a last resort. Over parenting and being too strict is just gonna end up messing them up or make them rebel from what you've tuaght them. First reason with them if that doesn't work take thier stuff away. If all else fails spanking can be justified.

[@silverpact1008]

Physical punishment will be dealt to a child. Either while they're growing up to teach them right from wrong, or when they're an adult... To teach them right from wrong. Not necessarily spanking. Physical restraint like a pin until they calm down and listen. Regardless, it is the parent's role to develop their children into functioning human beings. The government, schools, and social groups won't raise a kid for you. And they shouldn't be expected to. The number of young adults I've helped with mental health problems due to a lack of proper authority that they respect in their lives is honestly heart-rending. I met a kid once, 15 years old, who thought that showing respect was oppression. Not like a peasant to a king kind of respect, I mean peer to peer respect. Any level of basic value for another sentient being was, to him, oppression. Because of the extremely passive and peaceful environment that he was raised and coddled within. There are some wild ways the human mind can develop when raised differently.

[@phantom_blade555]

Seriously? This is interesting to me can you tell me more about this or are you not allowed to because of some weird rule somewhere

[@silverpact1008]

@@phantom_blade555 I can absolutely share more. This particular individual was raised in a very new-age household, no physical punishments, no direct conflict between parents and child, etc. The parents were very soft on them, and they grew up spoiled and arrogant. Then, at one point, a non-parental male family member in their life enacted sexual violence upon them. This lead to them needing help and support, but because they were not raised to respect their parents, they also didn't believe their parents could help them. This, they internalized the trauma, and bottled it up. This heavily affected their development as a young teen transitioning into young adulthood. Their parents continued to treat them the same way, and by the time I met them when they were 18, their lack of respect for their parents, and lack of emotional stability due to not having an authority figure in their life, had led to a belief that treating any human being with a basic sense of decency or cordiality was a form of oppression upon them, an affront to their own freedom. It took me months of working with them for them to slowly realize how this happened, and why it would be destructive if they continued that way for the rest of their lives. In the end, he ended up sitting his parents down and having a very long, and heart-breaking conversation with them. The biggest problem with passive parenting, or new age parenting, or whatever one may want to call it, is a lack of trust and respect between parent and child. If all a parent does is talk down to their child, and always try to reason with them, then the child will grow up without someone they have to listen to. The reason people follow laws is because there's a very definite punishment that is very bad if they don't. Obviously, not everyone would run around in total anarchy if death or incarceration weren't on the table. But a lot more murder and theft would occur if the only consequence was a stern talking to, and being told to not use electronics for a few hours. It's very possible to raise well-adjusted children without inflicting pain and violence upon them. Just, not for every parent. It requires and understanding of hierarchy, and social consequences. There's a massive difference between talking to your child because they did something 'bad', and discussing your child's actions like they're an adult. The general psychological theory behind non-violent parenting is raising more well-adjusted children with less proclivity towards physical altercation. But to do this, one has to understand how it all works. Be able to provide a sense of safety and trust, as well as develop a position of authority and respect. It is, by no stretch of the imagination, a style of parenting that a majority of the current world's population can possibly hope to pull off with positive results. As we have seen in the past couple generations. More and more parents are trying to use this type of parenting, and the new generations are finding themselves less and less capable of handling the world at large as they reach adulthood.

[@phantom_blade555]

@@silverpact1008 thank you for satisfy my curiosity this whole conversation between you and I reminds me of a conversation between Batman and Red hood of course you know Batman doesn’t want to kill criminals and red hood said that if Batman beat these criminals down and throw them in Jail when they get out there just going to do the same thing all over again and it has a vicious cycle if red hood kills these criminals then the cycle ends Who do you think is right in the situation because both of them have a good point on a sidenote if I was a vigilante I think I would only kill rapist and serial killers

[@Skitzotech]

@9:40 Scru: "capital punishment was even in school" Me: Not da babies!

[@cam9cam9cam9]

"The Yosemite Sam!"😂🤣

[@samuelbnisrael8803]

Physical punishment will teach what not to do

[@gl_2277]

The problem with these new cats is that they had moms like that and they never been punched in the mouth so they feel free to say what they want.

[@coldair4450]

I lost if when Griffy said "Putting a nuke in his mouth" lmao 😂

[@jackmanleblanc2518]

You should always start with a firm talking to and, more importantly, explaining why what the kid is doing is wrong rather than just yell at them. Spanking is only a last resort if that didn't work. In my opinion, of course.

[@115livingdead]

HE SAID THAT NIGGA GOT THE YOSEMITE SAM

[@aestheticswim3397]

griffy got the big iron on his hip

[@EonNite]

Do you think you can react to "Enter the Sonicverse" Rap Battle next? It was done by the same people that did the Waluigi raps.

[@elohim447]

People really say spanking is worse then grounding or taking something away and I firmly disagree. Spanking lasts a few second maybe a few minutes at most. Taking something they like away or grounding them leaves some long term mental stress. This is from my experience atleast

[@conradoandrin601]

Scru pls react to more of Nonelikejoshua he dropped a new cypher that is FIREEE Also if you gonna react to the new cypher(The Jojo villains rap) Pls react first to the Joestar Rap

[@Sinrix]

I am okay with kids being spanked, i myself couldn’t but that is more so because when i was beat i was beat for no reason and was abused and i have trauma from my childhood so i myself could never do it because of that trauma, but as long as you do it right and not abuse your child i’m okay with it, i just can’t so it myself

[@kirayoshikage8007]

I feel like you should always talk it out before resorting to beating your kid. Try to be a friend to your child. Tell them about the rights and wrongs. But if that don’t work you are still their parent before their friend. So they are going to catch these hands.

[@kennethwise2]

Bruh this nigga said that Yosemite Sam...... Looney Tunes Classic shit

[@pierrebell1713]

Negative reinforcement vs Positive reinforcement

[@m1s38]

2nd channel vibes

[@vagqueefer2741]

Keep u my knnn. Here Here Here iiiiiyjyj.k kml

[@enderknight9279]

They had us in the first half not gonna lie.

[@m1s38]

But I actually was second commenter lol

[@mroboba]

Is you trying to box?

[@dvanputten5120]

Griffin with the Smithin lmaooooo

[@enriquequinones2856]

Hey Scru. If you like these skits, you need to react to KillaKay

[@calvinospina7307]

Proverbs 13:24 He who spares his rod hates his son, But he who loves him disciplines him promptly. Keywords "promptly" , "discipline", not abusive. ♥️ And yes also pray for them but that does not mean you spare the rod, all that comes together. Obey God He knows it all ♥️ there's always hope in the Lord through Jesus Christ.

[@jarnodatema]

You really need to watch his gay rap videos

[@chinacarter8319]

This was a good explanation of the child discipline issue. When I was a kid yeah I got my ass beat for dumb shit-belt, hand, shoe, extention cord, tools that were used UNTIL mom realized they don't work as well as taking away my allowance or privileges. I think it's about finding what works best for the child. Sometimes verbal is best, sometimes the belt. No two kids should be disciplined the same way, but this is my opinion and I dont have kids so yeah....

[@Trussme96]

Griffey got that Call of Duty revolver

[@KareemB_Fit]

As a kid i feel i didnt get any ass whooping from a family member i didnt deserve lmao. Maybe sometimes i could have gotten a bit more warning before getting jumped on, but its not like i got beat for no reason. But i understand both sides, always resorting to physical correction can be traumatic for kids. Personally With my kids i go with command, correction, warning, and then action.

[@dawsonhall8287]

Man all the people here be talking about the difference between abuse and punishment Im like scru tho got dame lbg that's a big ass gun

[@Petrol_Sniffa]

corporal punishment, not capital

[@mrm5142]

We still get smashed in school so saaaad

[@stevenbrown1762]

If you come from an old school black family, you got beatins growing up if you was a bad child. At some point if it didnt go through your head that maybe if i act right, i wont get get in trouble; then Idk you are just not someone who comprehends common sense. Our parents did it for a reason if you didnt learn then you need to look yourself in the mirror and ask yourself, what really changed

[@SebasTian58323]

I hope to see a reaction to "When Mark told Amber he was invincible

[@reaps2661]

I say talk to the older kids, beat the brats

[@derekwatson449]

Nah fam let’s keep it a buck. Why do we care about how people raise their kids? Cuz these kids grow up and interact with other people, like me or my family. So yeah there’s a vested interest in us all getting the raising right.

[@calvinospina7307]

It's not complex, we make it complex brotha. Also for everyone who needs THIS... John 3:3 Jesus told them, "truly truly I tell you no one can see the kingdom of God unless they are born again." ♥️

[@thepreacher621]

Personally I believe that beating your child should come last but is necessary if reasoning with them didn’t work. Also I understand what scru thinks but if you leave an argument with an adult alone then they ain’t gonna change their mind but can agree to disagree and she same would happen with a child leaving whatever you disagreed about them doing unresolved

[@MsShinigamix]

Day 81 of asking scru to react to girlhefunnyaf44 flight react diss

[@yourlocalhippie146]

Just to be another expert in the comments I think it really comes down to how quickly you turn to "discipline" if a parents just smacks you immediately for anything, that's some abusive shit but if you just being a defiant ass kid and the genuine things a parent is doing isn't solving the problem I get it, just like you said with the police or really anyone

[@jdub4258]

No shit, deontay wilder is a youtuber now?

[@genderqueergorehound]

Yeah I much preferred Scru's take on this topic to the original video, the original video was super exaggerated and strawman-y IMO, hahaha.

[@brandoncreek5709]

My philosophy is that you should be able to discipline your kids however you want (Within reason and the law) but it's important for them to understand WHY they're being punished. My dad spanked me and my brothers when we were young, but before he would always sit us down and talk to us like we were human beings, lay out what we did wrong, why it was wrong, and how he's not doing it out of hate or anything, just discipline. And when we got older, he wouldn't need to spank us at all, we'd just talk through what we'd done, because he'd lain the groundwork at a young age to work through problems like adults.

[@jamescordero9940]

I think some people need to grow TF up and realize that these trauma movements are just Karens.

[@michaelisakov4536]

can you reaction "eye for an eye boslen" plleeassee

[@f4u_inc554]

Hey scru face you gonna react to third smash rap

[@greergrapple2227]

Well screw when you bring in the police you need to realize you black like I as a black teenager have been with white friends and they be talking to the police crazy and I'm looking on with awe

[@HarveyBirdMans]

Got Spanked once and mannnn Never again I'm chillin now

[@superduperdebegoat4042]

Please react to LBG gay rap compilation. Bars on BARS!!!

[@Bruh-xx5un]

Yeah it's a really controversial topic 🤔

[@The_One_In_Black]

I deleted my previous comment because I'm not dealing with the replies to it, just...I can't stand science deniers, and I can't stand people who think kids are property instead of people. I'll leave it at that.

[@aceburning6686]

The way I look at it? Start with a verbal discipline, let them know why they shouldn't do what they're doing. If that doesn't work? Tell them a bit more sternly, a command as opposed to a reasoning. Still no? Reinforce the words with punishment. Still doin it? Back that up with a spank.

[@kashv.k2797]

🤘🏿🤘🏿

[@jesseblackhawk]

That's a airsoft gun.

[@foamytony3291]

Dawg it looks so real tho. Took me a while to realize it myself. I didn't notice the silver button on the grip and I kept wondering why I couldn't find the same exact model on Google. Like the BB Gun version is 1.5" longer than the legit one

[@jesseblackhawk]

@@foamytony3291 I only knew because ive seen it in a walmart.

[@foamytony3291]

@@jesseblackhawk NGL I fuck with it. I want it but kinda wish the barrel was a bit longer like the BB gun version.

[@foamytony3291]

@@jesseblackhawk and I don't have $1500 just sitting around to throw it on a gun like that

[@jesseblackhawk]

@@foamytony3291 the one he got cost like $50