[Drake]
Mind in one place, heart in another
Please pardon my brother
He’s just angry at you niggas who don't have your heart in your rap shit
And got too fuckin comfy, cause we still fuckin hungry
Young Money, got the munchies
Faded, fuckin faded, aww yeah I'm fuckin faded
They tellin’ lies about me, aww yeah i must’ve made it
Rikers Island on this flow, 8 months for that pistol
But at least they had some bad bitches workin’ in that shit hole
Ahhh, 3 visits later, I went and did it major
So fuck the judge, and the jury, and the litigator
Watchin all these kids who thought they had it figured out
And then November came, they let my nigga out
Also, you saying something is racist is hilarious in itself.
The Real TRTSMer said:
still fly said:
My dad had no problem whipping my my black ass. In fact I think black people are into corporal punishment. I remember when I was teenager, I swung at him and he landed a hook on me. My mother had no problem slapping me, getting the belt or cursing me out. My mom and dad also at times berated me and called me names. I remember getting really pissed when my dad called me a bitch one time.
I think every black person my age was raised like this. When i teach little kids I get the urge to take off my belt and start whipping ass. Is this normal or is it a black thing?
I'm not black but as a coloured kid with Asian parents I think it's similar in terms of culture and how parents treat their kids. My parents definitely weren't afraid to tell me I was being a shitheel when I was, and really dug into me sometimes. Sometimes, it was nonsensical and over the line, as it wasn't warranted. Most of the time it wasn't though, and since I was a pretty good kid it rarely happened at all. The thing is I was smart enough to know that their heart was in the right place, even if I was at odds with their method. As a result some of the really harsh verbal stuff probably fucked me up for a bit during my teenage years, but in hindsight I'm glad they did because I live my life with zero entitlement and am pretty unaffected by anything anybody throws my way, no matter how vicious or personal. It turned out to be for the best. I think for most white privileged kids that are brought up in the 'self esteem>all' style of parenting end up worse off and are generally more annoying to deal with as adults. I met a lot of people like that going to a good university, so many affluent suburban WHITES who don't know much about the real world except that they are the center of it.
They hit me a few times but that stopped pretty early when they realized it did more harm than good. What people have to understand is that parents don't know shit about being parents, so even though they simply want the best for their kids, knowing how to pull that off is pretty hard in practice. They're learning how to raise a kid just like the kid is learning how to live their life. Stuff like what Dressup said though is pretty fucked. Also, getting locked in the basement? That's just straight up abuse and the kind of thing I'd expect to hear in the news.
