"If your broke.. its your dads fault."

[BornStar]

I've heard this in a song before lets revisit this statement in 2020


In my eyes this statement in most cases is valid.


Is it up to the man to guide his kids and teach them about economics?


Should the man provide and leave something tangible for his kids?


If you are struggling right now is it your fathers fault?

 

[Brehcepticon]

The obvious solution is to not have a father

 

[Paper Boi]

what song did you hear this in?

 

[BornStar]

what song did you hear this in?

Let that money talk, let that money talk
You dead broke, that's your daddy fault
I'm high horse, you asphalt
Your Rollie fake, that shyt untrue
Both a bulldog, knock your block off

 

[Dad]

“Pops died, Didn’t cry.
Didn’t know him that well”.

- one of the wealthiest rappers ever

 

[bucks3115]

you can up to something

 

[Blankthawtz]

i'm well off....and well endowed....my pops blessed me with good genes and hustle skills.....

 

[Fillerguy]

“Pops died, Didn’t cry.
Didn’t know him that well“ - one of the wealthiest rappers ever

you really out here coppin pleas

 

[Silkk]

lol your dad doesn't live your life

 

[J_rock]

Quote has some merit - a man should provide for his children and leave them an inheritance.

That’s tall order, though, when you’re black in America.

 

[BornStar]

what song did you hear this in?

You thought it was hoe babble or a lie? Think again breh

 

[Justin Nitsuj]

My father ain't did shyt for me. Wasn't even expecting him to.

Everything I had to get, I got it on my own.

Everything I had to learn, I had to teach myself.

Only things I got from him is asthma, bad eyes, and how to not abandon my kids.

And I even doubt that I would have an relationship with him if he didn't die.

 

[Luke Cage]

This would also imply that if your rich and successful it's due to your dads influence. apparently women don't factor into the equation.
otherwise its bs, can't have it both ways. If failure is the due to father than success is too.

 

[Ozymandeas]

There’s a kernel of truth in there but after 35 you can’t blame your parents anymore. What is wack is parents not doing shyt for you (financially or being there) but trying to get back in your good graces when they’re old so you can take care of them. Looking at my pops there

 

[BornStar]

This would also imply that if your rich and successful it's due to your dads influence. apparently women don't factor into the equation.
otherwise its bs, can't have it both ways. If failure is the due to father than success is too.

That's very interesting idk if I can entertain that rhetoric. My father ain't shyt but I'm doing pretty well for myself im sure its the same with many people.