Father pays $21k in tuition just for his sons to fail school miserably

[Family Man]

That's a father that loves his son deeply. Sometimes you have to grab them by the scruff of their neck.

 

[UpAndComing]

If you think your son isn't a great student, just send him to Community College to see if his grades improve. Way less tuition fee

What a dumbass



"Why are you hitting him?? Don't do that to him"

We know which parent is the one babying and enabling him



L's all around

 

[African_brehda]

That beating made him a changed man. He managed to graduate eventually

I'll post links soon

 

[skokiaan]

Willing to bet these expensive African schools are ass.This grading system is abysmal.

those schools are for networking purposes..

 

[Cat piss martini]

lil brotha on the couch across from big breh like.
he been fukkin up foreal pops.
ive heard him calling himself a savage.
saggin his trousers.
not letting me play xbox.
watching porn hub.
eating all of the cerial.
looks like it's gonna take me to save legacy.
he's washed up....now make him go wash up.

 

[HTXBreh]

lil brotha on the couch across from big breh like.
he been fukkin up foreal pops.
ive heard him calling himself a savage.
saggin his trousers.
not letting me play xbox.
watching porn hub.
eating all of the cerial.
looks like it's gonna take me to save legacy.
he's washed up....now make him go wash up.

Yeah the presence of the lil brother is
He probably like poppa will slap me like dat
As a matter of fact this will probably make the youngest focus more.

 

[Frangala]

People have to understand that this is Africa (Zambia). Secondly, international schools are expensive but add a lot of value. They add value because if that kid graduates from the school, his diploma is easily recognizable for him to attend any western competitive university (i.e. Harvard Oxford Yale etc) of course if he wants to aim that high. I know this because one of my co-workers right now used to be a personal driver for a wealthy family in West Africa and the kids went to the American International school and they have the same curriculum as some of the elite high schools in the US and most of the graduates usually end up attending a competitive US university.

Not to derail the thread and subject matter but when we have these discussions about how "rich" or "well off" Africa immigrants are in the US it's these ones and they usually dont stay in America but come here for school and go back to their home countries to work and live large. The vast majority arent from this background where their certifications are accepted in the western world.

Secondly, there is no "community college" ambitions. The dad is obviously wealthy paying 21k for school and firmly believes his child is capable of better hence disciplining him which is common in African households there isn't such thing such "college isn't for everyone" or "i am not good at math" mentality. Every child is capable especially those getting a 21k education and every child can be trained to be good at everything.

I get the disappointment but disagree with hitting someone (much more effective way imo to discipline someone outside of physical harm). When he is saying the child can't read he probably doesn't mean it literally, Africans parents tend to exaggerate failures in order to drive the point home. It's not meant to be literal.

 

[Cat piss martini]

Yeah the presence of the lil brother is
He probably like poppa will slap me like dat
As a matter of fact this will probably make the youngest focus more.

naw breh.......go back and check out that lil
nikkas lean on the sofa.
when you see a parent go up side a siblings
head you hope you aint getting that encore.
that cat is kicked back like.
(I got all A's and my room is clean pops)
(you work too hard for us to be fukkin up)

 

[UberEatsDriver]

My mom saved up for my tuition since birth so I never had student loans ever and I have two degrees. Failing in school was never an option for me. People need to learn to be considerate and understand what opportunities are being given to them.

I’m looking to get a third degree and the fact that I see people with 100K loans makes me want to get nothing below an A in every class I take

 

[A Tribe Called Quest ™]

Slapping another man isn't a way to discipline children, nothing wrong with hitting children but at the same time if these kids are in college they adults . My dad would always hit me as a child, but even he said that slapping is very demeaning and I have an African father

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Slapped that boy up Idk how y’all do it, me and pops throwing hands, nobody is slapping me up like that. Deal with any consequences later.

Squared up with my Haitian father once. Let’s just say that 60 year old man turned 20 at that exact moment

 

[Shabazz]

Squared up with my Haitian father once. Let’s just say that 60 year old man turned 20 at that exact moment

Old man strength

 

[A Tribe Called Quest ™]

That's a father that loves his son deeply. Sometimes you have to grab them by the scruff of their neck.

Hitting yes, but slapping??? Aint no other man ever slapping me

 

[Colicat]

Looks like the kid is only interested in music... WTF you paying 21k for him to get music theory? Let him go be a struggling artist. Save your money. Problem solved.

 

[mortuus est]

that was light

we all know people that use to get beat and punished for just fuking up the maths homework
years ago the kid next door to me had to keep his arms in the air for 2 hours while facing the wall just for getting a question wrong on his maths homework, breh ended up becoming a space scientist