Sista Says It's The Gen X Parents Fault Making Gen Z So Entitled & Spoiled

[@kingquestOZ]

Spoiled the kids instead of teaching them life skills. A generational curse.

[@Cahluvca]

💯

[@TruthSeeker30_]

I’m 28 and realize I’ve been taking my parents for granted. I owe them everything.

[@49ers_red_and_gold2]

U owe them for what? We don't owe your parents anything we could help them out but we don't owe them.

[@vicism3375]

You sound slow only people who talk like this are black people. White people take care of their children till death damn near. Our sense of community is backwards af only community where the children are expected to take care of there parents. Wtf kind of logic is this?

[@vicism3375]

We are the only community where we don’t see the value of investing in your children. Buying a brand new car is seen as spoiling your child vs understanding that they won’t have to wait on a bus or ask a friend for a ride. Or not have to deal with petty maintenance issues because she got a 2006 trailblazer.

[@kimandrea3154]

@@vicism3375 Asking a friend or coworker for a ride & sometimes riding the bus or subway builds life skills. Being an adult means you have to figure stuff out sometimes. Once you do, you realize you can actually handle certain stressors. Oh... and new cars break down & need servicing too.🙄

[@vicism3375]

@@kimandrea3154 asking for a ride and riding the bus builds life skills. Ok whatever you say lady.

[@cjreynolds3013]

THE OLDER GENERATION BEFORE OUR GENERATION, SAID THAT WE GENERATION XERS.SAID THAT OUR GENERATION WAS SPOILED!!! HOW SOON THAT PEOPLE FORGET????

[@xaviermartin390]

Gen X was taught to get it out the mud. Y'all that and unfortunately it made Gen Z's lives too easy and spoiled us. My generation thinks life is easy and we have an entitled mentality.

[@komistudios1290]

Your right. I'm also Gen Z. And we got life so screwed up. My dad did teach me hard work and. Let me tell you. it's way better getting it through the mud and work hard. Then having everything handed to you.

[@bossplayermfs5972]

The baby boomers F’d the Gen X’ers up and the Gen X’ers F’d up the Gen Z’s.

[@alsimmons1650]

🎯🎯

[@blackhawk6615]

Exactly 💯..

[@TheFreedom532]

Whoever created the "participation trophy/everybody is special era" is responsible for the narcissism/entitlement in kids and adults today. It started with the millennial kids and exists strong today.

[@kimandrea3154]

I was taking a psychology class in the late 80's when that participation trophy bs started, and I remember many of us in that class telling our professor (who was in favor of it) that it was a horrible idea for children. Glad to know that me & my classmates were on the right side of things!

[@dianaL3632]

I couldn't agree with you more!!!!!!!

[@Tonia682]

I started teaching in 94. At that point we were giving out student of the week weekly for self-esteem. Something about it just rubbed me the wrong way. Those kids are the young adults today.

[@evos469]

@@kimandrea3154 what the heck! please tell y'all had her accreditation pulled for backing that.

[@stewrobb2329]

It started with the boomer generation who literally was given the world on a silver platter in the aftermath of WWII, took all the advantages their parents gave them then screwed the generations after.

[@doraljackson1482]

My mother once told me when she was a child her and her siblings would be happy to just have apples and oranges for Christmas. I respect that

[@JaysRandomnessChannel]

Kids at age 6 with cellphones...NUFF SAID!🤦🏾‍♂️

[@KingOfTheNights]

You shouldn't be doing chores on the Sabbath. Gen Z is just lazy. The house should be cleaned at all times during the week.

[@illacook3636]

I partially agree with her. We did make it too easy on our kids. They really don't understand how hard it is to be an adult. It's days I wish all I had to do was my homework and clean up around the house. These kids do need a serious reality check. They think world owes them everything.

[@anthonylock7844]

"Partially" what U meant by that? Just asking.

[@SEXgoddess.]

Some of you guys carry your pathetic childhood wounds into adulthood, have children with the wrong person, separate and then abuse us later on. It would've been better if some of you poor excuses of parents aborted instead of being the embodiment of lucifer.

[@slaydog5102]

So cringe bro 🤦‍♂️ you should want your kids to have a better life than you , this whole "struggle" mentality is so cringe

[@bornlikethis7536]

Amen amen amen. She hit the nail on the head. I got 2 millennials that had to come back home and think they don’t have to help contribute. Just ridiculous

[@bobroberts2581]

So you’re admitting to having failed society with your children? Thanks for the confession I suppose. Probably better off knocking in your neighbors doors and apologizing to them for your failure instead.

[@taahiramcgee]

@@bobroberts2581 what are you talking about. Stuff is expensive.

[@taahiramcgee]

I moved back with my parents for a season and I paid them and I still had to do stuff around the house plus whatever else they needed until I left.

[@RTA6226]

She is PREACHING! Most of us were "Oooops, babies!"

[@meyerlansky5471]

I stand with sis. We gave ours what we wished we had. They lost something we had

[@88meatwad]

You mean a strong economy? I'd to be able buy a house for under 200k

[@amck72]

That last part. There was an uneven trade off and we all didn't see it coming. 👍

[@amck72]

@@88meatwad yeah back in the 70's you can buy a hole for 70k but at 18 percent interest rate.d

[@jonny_gage]

spoiled kids are a disease 😂

[@manfromthepast]

Indeed

[@ancientsoul4811]

It's an epidemic.

[@sydromic]

She is very correct.

[@Saito232005]

She's right...this is why the saying goes: The road to hell is paved with good intentions. They were given things without the responsibility of earning it.

[@CATALATIC]

That smoke alarm in her house, it's annoying.

[@jerrellwinder6453]

Gen X gave them everything we didn't have but forgot to give them what we did have.

[@star-gs9kh]

The smoke detector beep is on it again. 👌

[@onetwo12onetwo526]

Checking the messenger I see 😉👈

[@RealMNeutral31]

I'm a Gen X and have no kids. This has nothing to do with people like me. I never went to the prom or anything like that. I was too busy working my ass off. I had no life back then.

[@blackhawk6615]

We come from the same place!! I gree totally

[@barackthecomposer6642]

You are one of the few exceptions. An outlier. She is merely talking about the majority; the collective.

[@kyshac81]

I actually agree. This Gen Z group are the main ones committing all this unnecessary murders, crime, and those kids were conceived through “kickin it.” These Gen Z are Kickin It babies.

[@lionofjudah6763]

I grew up partly in the 60's, all of 70's and beyond. It was different time during that time. People cared for each a little bit more, people look after each other a little bit more and people talk to each other either on the home phone or in personal. Now we are more selfish, angry, entitle, jealous, hateful, and pure evil. I was happy I grew up in those times when life was not as challenging as is now. America has become a mine field full of mines ready to explode at the slightest pressure. I try my best to share with young people how I grew up and compare to how they are growing up in this information age. I remember growing up in the projects we didn't have electrical wash machines or dryers. My mother hung our clothes outside on the clothing Lines sheets and all. She wash our clothes by hand in a old rubbing wash board. After that we went to the Laundry Mat to do our clothes.

[@nissan01]

I hear you,I can relate

[@hmcneil00]

You are correct. It is the ability to appreciate the struggle, experience failure, grow, and be independent. Instant gratification today means I should get it because someone else has it. That mindset and the lack of social skills precipitates a certain type of individual. I grew up in the 70's and 80's and am now retired military instructor with a graduate degree. I have realized that I don't want my kids to struggle but there is balance in life. If I hand them everything and don't properly prepare them, I have failed to help them weather upcoming storms. Finally, the information age is a blessing and a curse. I had to walk into a library to get knowledge, however today it is in your hand. Unfortunately, social media understands the power of mobile media very well. Parents need to guide and encourage that balance. Finally, parents can't pass on knowledge that they don't have... Be involved in their homework, know who they are hanging out with and try just to be there mistakes and all. Show up to school events, parent teacher meetings , and set boundaries.

[@lionofjudah6763]

@@hmcneil00 I totally agreed with every thing you mention in your post. Parents has to stay committed to their kids and stay involved in their lives from a baby to an adult. It never stops until they are completely on their own and you then give them advice and some guidance. Also living balance life without the bling bling.

[@kyng6997]

She is absolutely right now imagine what Gen Z is doing for the next generation after them....... prepare for it

[@WilliamAllikzander]

This is sorely myopic. As a black man, I speak against generalizations. And this is just that as well. Are young people across America seriously ALL of even in RELEVANT numbers actually getting this upper class treatment? If so, roll out the evidence. I’m old enough to remember this age group not being an economically or family structure monolith. The revisionism is strong with this one.

[@prettyalmonddutchess2686]

I’m 22 and lemme tell ya it’s a blessing for parents to be hard on ther kids. My mom was hard on me about my education and I ended up graduating from a 4 year college with a bachelors degree in art and communication ❤

[@SEXgoddess.]

It sure wasn't fun or beneficial being HIGHKEY emotionally, physically and mentally abused and gaslighted twenty four seven that I even ended up I mental ward, or is that out of 'love' too.....

[@learningearning8385]

Throwing kids out at 18 without a plan or skill set is wrong. That’s why we have all this crime out here now.

[@ratswagger]

I agree, but that is historically what western society is. We should've let the kids stay until they got a trade, vocation or finished college.

[@lazyjeff28]

Change that damn smoke detector battery!

[@shawshanaahlayashi3578]

That’s why I threw my entitled son out. Now he’s feeling it.

[@blacksun6245]

Did you teach him anything useful

[@logicalcritik2144]

@@blacksun6245 good question! If he wasn't taught how to be a man and how to survive on his own, it makes no sense to throw him out.

[@th3azscorpio]

@@blacksun6245 She's the exact reason why this gen is so messed up. The women in our community have done the most banged up job raising up the last generation. I bet nearly 100%, she was also a single mother.

[@britd.1152]

You did the right thing! People need to stop coddling bad behavior and allow their children to fail. They will learn to get back up and be appreciative the next time around.

[@shawshanaahlayashi3578]

@@blacksun6245 of course I did.

[@sonjastanley1067]

Every generation blames the one before. And all of their frustrations come beating at your door. Song Credit: "The Living Years"

[@sheldoncampbell7030]

When kids get too grown to listen to dad and mom. Let them figure out life on their own for a little while. And don’t help them, some kids have to learn the hard way.

[@walterking85]

Look at how Singer Brian McKnight, Kirk Franklin, Master P and 50 Cent all have conflicts with their Spoiled Ass Sons.

[@quincywright2821]

We came up in a time when parents put you out for the day and tell you "If you out you OUT, you come back in you IN!"🤣🤣

[@Seanda589]

Facts...i know onces i go in she wouldnt lets me back outside the house. Plus shes didnt want you running in and out the door cause of flies and her cold air leaving out everytime you open the door!😂😂😂😂

[@23Plus.]

Fire alarm be chirping

[@bruceleeroy8302]

Holy crap. That woman needs to change the damn batteries in her smoke detector! FrFr.

[@blackhawk6615]

Truth!!! Its annoying!!

[@drehardin]

@4:02 🤣Damn she took it way back ! Scrubbing walls and baseboards!;

[@keithcardwell7275]

CHANGE THAT DAMN SMOKE ALARM BATTERY!

[@onetwo12onetwo526]

In a hurry 4 attention f@(k that alarm

[@bignew7136]

If she don't put a battery in that fire alarm 🤣🤣

[@onetwo12onetwo526]

No man

[@BegodeEx30]

Nothing wrong with giving your children more & better things than you had growing up, life is about progress & that shows progress. The problem comes in when they're given more & better when they don't deserve it; disrespectful, lazy, poor grades, acting entitled, etc. Spoiling an ungrateful, undeserving child is child abuse, it set a child up for failure when they become adults, & possibly some good beatings when they bring that funky entitled attitude amongst folks who don't love them like you do & won't tolerate that nonsense. Give your child the best, just make them earn it so they don't grow up feeling entitled.

[@cupcakes7015]

I remember my sister and I washing the walls and base boards on Saturday mornings. My brother was mowing the lawn and doing other maintenance work with daddy. 9/30/2022

[@sonjastanley1067]

I can relate to the walls and baseboards. Till this day I don't put my hands on a wall. So when I see dirt or handprints on my walls it drives me crazy.

[@cupcakes7015]

@@sonjastanley1067 Right ☺ 😆

[@Westside49er]

Lol easy on them I gave my kids all the tools of life. I did my part.

[@sir.confident]

She makes me ashamed to be a Gen Z.

[@JayEP86]

These kids to have it made and a lot of their mommas doing all this. I’ve women spend thousands of dollars on kids birthdays and Christmas. Getting all the guy’s in line to pay for all this and she take the full credit for it

[@stewrobb2329]

It’s easy for older generations to blame the younger ones for being what they are but the responsibility lie with the parents. How can we expect the children to know and understand what they’ve never lived? They only know what’s in front of them. And stop treating teens like children and let them grow and gain some life experience if we expect them to be responsible adults it’s not going to just change the day they turn 18? There’s too many teens unprepared for adulthood because they’ve never been given the opportunity to grow and gain confidence in theirselves.

[@drehardin]

Hard times make Strong people. Strong people, make Easy times. Easy times make Weak people. Weak people, make Hard times.

[@rhondahopkins4366]

She is telling the truth I remember when I was younger the whole neighborhood will come out and clean up the street we would scrub on marble steps

[@roymartin3002]

When our kids graduated they asked if I was going to buy them a car because their friends dads did. I told them no and the reason for that was to teach them that if you earn it yourself you'll appreciate it more and become a better person for it. Now I did put them on the insurance to help them out a bit. I also told them that you will live the life you earn and earn the life you live, life doesn't give 2F's about how you live and it doesn't owe you a damn thing. 3 out of 4 took that ball and ran with it and 1 didn't.

[@taahiramcgee]

So I'm a millennial with a gen z kid and my parents are boomers. My parents didn't do any of that stuff. I didn't get a car until I paid for half of it and my dad fixed it. We aren't all lazy and entitled even as suburban kids. I had a job by 15 so did my sister. I don't know. I teach my son like that too. My son has a job right now at 15. They can get a job and take care of things. I left at 18 my parents hated it but that's what I did. I also didn't disrespect my parents all crazy either.

[@robinharrington8073]

We had a pastor who once quoted about lazy, rebellious kids: "Let the world beat them up."

[@ericawhite9430]

After you reach an certain age,you can't blame your parents for your short comings period, it's not always the parents fault, they have to take responsibility for there actions,and there life,

[@th3azscorpio]

While that's true, you only know what you've been taught. If you're parents didn't teach you anything-which many haven't!), you have every right to blame them.

[@theresafox7690]

I brought my twins the best instruments, violin and alto sax and nice church clothes. Video games but no Grand Theft Auto. Any music except Rap. Oh, a car but not new. They turned out fine with no babies out of wedlock and living on their own from 18. Now at 30 they have their heads on straight. Oh, I made sure they feared came more than the police. They’ve never been in trouble with the law. Bachelors who live on their own and don’t take no woman’s crap.

[@logicalcritik2144]

You gave them a lot but thank goodness they avoided the baby trap and are now moving on through life.

[@onetwo12onetwo526]

I not We gotcha

[@manfromthepast]

"Bought"

[@-MrGoogle]

those birds end up dying when they get thrown out the nest

[@bermuda3944]

The woman at 8:07sec ain't got no man cuz he would have gone crazy with that smoke detector that needs a battery, LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

[@christineboyce4076]

I'm gen X and my kids are amazing and would NEVER speak to me like that.

[@TriRacialAmericana]

Same here but we’re not the majority.

[@Tonia682]

Mine either!!!

[@siriusshabazz7746]

I was the mistake and my sister was planned, 10 years apart. I got stingy parents that made me work for everything I had. My sister had supportive parents that bought her a car and paid for college. Will see who turns out better but my parents definitely did me dirty. Got kicked out at 18 and she's about 25 now and doesn't pay her own phone bill.

[@TheLifestyleHooper]

I 100% agree Phil. I’m part of the Gen z generation & we’ve gotten too comfortable relying on the help of our parents and it needs to stop. I just moved out of my folks house this week & the newfound independence feels amazing

[@thequietwone6501]

So sad today I don't even see boys cutting grass no more during the summers. Parents hire somebody to do that now!! Just sad 😔

[@thesagesapprentice383]

I'm a millennial and what she described is how I grew up through the 90's and early 00's. I know the struggle, trust me.

[@calvinaddison2316]

she's wrong didn't get raised the right way stop being their friend be the parent

[@angelascott866]

THAT IS THE GOD HONEST TRUTH !!!! THAT LADY WAS TELLING THE TRUTH

[@angelene990]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 she said it perfectly 🥰

[@cupcakes7015]

Right ✅ 9/30/2022

[@gggothboy]

That's a life taught lesson, and I agree. I would like to imagine if I was young, and being told to move out and work hard. We need life to teach me a lesson on how hard it is out there. We gota appreciate what we got now instead of feeling intitled.

[@nikkiahanks7565]

Alot of these children are acting like spoiled brats.

[@butterscotchlolly3744]

Disney movies didn't help either lol

[@bobroberts2581]

Nah; her timing is off. I was tail end of Gen X, it was our parents pushing for participation trophies, sliding grade scales, and “no child left behind.”

[@Cahluvca]

Sins of prior generations are on display.....

[@introspectator2100]

Here we go with the old "This generation is spoiled and entitled" trope! Lol!

[@ironbudha7213]

Parents overcompensated because of our struggles growing up. Now realizing they made mistakes.

[@realashandaatlarge]

I have a 16-year-old now and I refuse to spoil him. I make him understand REAL life and walk as a man so when he is on his own, he can successfully take care of himself and his own tribe. I don't have time for that entitled nonsense. I have seen the damage it can do and I refuse to take part in it for my home. And what she said about washing baseboards and cabinets and hanging up clothes outside, my children know how to do! My 12-year-old can cook with the best of them. If you don't teach them home economics while they are young, they will be handicapped when they become adults. Not having any of it. My children, for the most part, are highly respectful, and grateful for all they have, including their family. We gotta give that tough love as well as the sugery sweet kisses to our children. Balance is key.

[@JaysRandomnessChannel]

Didn't see one WORD about the dad...

[@l.j.r.8448]

Being around success is more important than knowing how to wash clothes.

[@ruel.e.i.]

ENTITLED, SPOILED, AND RUINED!!...ZERO HOME TRAINING ON "HOW TO BE A RESPONSIBLE ADULT"!!!....GIVING KIDS EVERYTHING=LOSER ADULTS!!.HOW ON EARTH CAN KIDS LEARN TO BE RESPONSIBLE ADULTS WHEN ADULTS R GIVING THEM EVERYTHING EXCEPT THE OPPORTUNITY 2 EARN FOR THEMSELVES AND THEN BE SHOCKED WHEN THEY COME RIGHT BACK HOME🏃🏽‍♀🏃🏽‍♂

[@gregorybrown9216]

That and a system that makes it easier not to work and a portion of the culture who look down on people who do work.

[@One_of_Many750]

Then That Makes The Parents of Those “Entitled” “Spoiled” And “Ruined” Children/Young Adults, Failures As Parents Then Doesn’t It?

[@roderickvincent3840]

And also the whole feed and cloth the child argument doesn't move me because prison wardens also feed and cloth inmates so does that mean wardens are as good at raising black children similar or better than black parents

[@enjoyingthedecline4319]

Smoke alarm beeping, classic sign of a single lady 😫😆😆

[@onetwo12onetwo526]

She's going to drop knowledge with tattoos and a bare chest

[@mr.h9610]

People in my life looked at me like I was crazy when I told them that I will make my Son have certain struggles in life. I refuse to make it easy for him. The could not understand the importance of my parenting style. Even as a 1 year old...I do not run to him when he cries all the time and pick him up because he cant figure something out. Guess what.....He works through the problems that a 1 year old would encounter! I will not make it easy for him. As a millennial child myself, I have seen the issues that entitlement creates.

[@Platypus-Dreams]

tell your child to get a step ladder and change that battery in the smoke detector

[@onetwo12onetwo526]

Ouch 🤣

[@mr.culturefreedom2073]

You did that. My kids are straight.

[@clarencekenney9752]

It actually started with us baby boomers, we stopped raising our children as our parents did us in the sixties and seventies. Chores, education, responsibility and respect.

[@natsusatsujinki8342]

I grew up in the "ghetto" with gangs, drugs, and all the negative stereotypes. I had more than most but my family worked hard to provide. I saw that and have a similar work ethic. I think I fall in the millennial category. I can't speak for others but my sister does the same. We all look out for each other.

[@ocupass2003]

I do not have kids of my own, but I will make sure that my nephew and my niece will know the value of a dollar and work for the things that they want and need. I do not mind helping but some of these kids are so ungrateful these days. And do not forget the dang high eye lashes to.

[@ehicks13]

I really hate that we did the best that we could line… 90 percent of the ppl tho say that are absolutely lying… most ppl are lazy ppl who only care about self.

[@onetwo12onetwo526]

Whew got off on me B4 I put my gloves up 😆

[@prettyalmonddutchess2686]

It is hard being an adult coming from a 22 year old. Stay under your parents till you are secure and stable enough to be on your own! I stayed on my own and I couldn’t keep up with the bills. I got into a domestic violence situation with my partner and I’m also pregnant. Stay under your parents, stay in school too! I’m a college Grad👩🏾‍🎓

[@basildeharte1893]

YEP! THAT "CHIRP" IN THE BACKGROUND ... THE PARTICIPATION TROPHY SYNDROME!! 😎

[@onetwo12onetwo526]

Run it harrrrdddd

[@nissan01]

Our parents gave us what we needed not what we wanted

[@SP.4]

Shy from Philly 🌺 Hello my Black diaspora family❣️ The 👶🏾 boomers were the start of all this mess if you ask me. No fault of their own just the climate of society and the system.

[@BlazeOfGlory742]

Southwest Philly in the bldg!

[@TruthSeeker30_]

Socially engineered and beyond

[@dathip]

nah it is their fault and gen x. who raised, gen z and millenials? the ghost?

[@rc-ow1vl]

Hello Shy it's Robin from South Philly

[@SP.4]

@@rc-ow1vl Hello

[@msware0104]

I love this video. I must share. ❤❤❤

[@elijahmumfordjr1703]

...yep sistas ... DONE PLAYED OUT '''

[@drjekelmrhyde]

I know Gen Y people with Gen Z kids, and they're way worst than us. Gen Y started the whole pronoun and "be who you are" shiat with their kids e.g Dwyane Wade.

[@AxelfoleyTheGreat]

This video is so on point. This woman is speaking facts.

[@msware0104]

Yes!!!!! Facts, ma’am. Facts, Phil. My husband and I are guilty too. We know what hard work is, but we are instilling that into our children now. Though I feel they still have it much easier than we did. Our sons do contribute. My husband won’t take anything from them and I didn’t want to either. But he told me there’s nothing wrong with allowing them to give me. So I take it now. We all well, we all help one another. ❤

[@kevindeas7106]

???? I didn't even understand what the little girl was saying before the woman came on and destroyed her...

[@landonbrown9943]

I’m glad I was raised by baby boomers lol 😂 they set me and my brothers up for success

[@JaysRandomnessChannel]

Mines too! My mom and dad are 71 and 77 respectively. I'm just finding out my old man was a part of the Silent Generation by one year though. 😂

[@mateaukalua4426]

@@JaysRandomnessChannel It's more about the parents than the generation. My grandparents were silent generation. My grandma left my grandpa to be a single mom with their 5 kids. And she ended up getting with a deadbeat. All those older generations weren't perfect.

[@bayouboii]

Kids only say “they didn’t ask to be here” when parents make them feel like they’re a burden to them or are careless with them. That’s not something kids just up and say out the blue. Someone has to be making them feel that way💯. A lot of parents were reckless and weren’t ready for kids themselves, but still had them let’s keep it real. They had to wing it and learn on their own most of the time. Children acknowledge and see this through time, but most parents won’t ever admit it. Parents are appreciated to the fullest but it’s tough to appreciate a parent that clearly never wanted or intended on being a parent and makes the children suffer for it either physically, emotionally, or psychologically🎯.

[@samuelmahmud1909]

You can't say that your house is not their house in your situation is not their situation

[@charlesr.dearsjr.3027]

Seems like either it's happened to you or you're just assuming.

[@thehelp6598]

Ecclesiasticus 33:27 Send him to labour, that he be not idle; for idleness teacheth much evil.”

[@luvmuscle60993245]

..and that 'chirp' was killing me the whole time.. explains a lot. She is right though.

[@onetwo12onetwo526]

Explains it's some BS in her message tats bare chest and all She Ain't slick 😉

[@sirennoir258]

Remember those days when you just sat on the curb with a stick because none of your friends were outside but you couldn't lay up in the house?

[@S1lverspike]

We have the internet that can be used for much of this info. Can we stop being perpetual victims already?

[@IsraelEmmanuel475]

Don’t get it twisted! Although you might not remember, everyone that’s here DID ask to come here!!

[@kimandrea3154]

💯Asé!! They not ready for that conversation!😄

[@IsraelEmmanuel475]

@@kimandrea3154 I know Kim, your right. Just wanted to make’em think and not make that assumption 🥹

[@ruthieworldtravels208]

Isn't that the parents fault for buying them everything they wanted?

[@ruthieworldtravels208]

For the most part, kids don't care!

[@BlazeOfGlory742]

She said no lies

[@joybrooks564]

The spoiled brats also had trophies for participating, not winning. So this makes them selfish

[@eugenemason9675]

Tell it sister because this generation is completely lost hard headed and won't leason and they need a wake up call ASOP. 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@pamelajones-meadows7627]

I support the Sistah message.