T.I. talks about his son King getting in trouble "He's going end up in prison, and there's nothing I can do about it"

[Hood Critic]

This is the realest sh*t Clifford has ever put on social media. He ain't try to go into a smart dumb n*gga diatribe, just kept it plain and simple.

Life is an undefeated teacher, what type of student you're going to be is up to you.

 

[ogc163]

Smh at this dude talking about this on social media, clown shyt. These hip-hop fathers show how much social capital and networks matter. Send kids to boarding schools to cover your downside risks, to decrease things like from happening.

 

[Trav]

 

[BaRRyG]

I would of woke up in the hospital

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

 

[L $ C]

hes a microcosm of what trap rap did to tons of kids from good homes, made them think they were someone they were not.

its simplistic but its not, my lil bros friends became idiots

 

[Pop123]

hes a microcosm of what trap rap did to tons of kids from good homes, made them think they were someone they were not.

its simplistic but its not, my lil bros friends became idiots

It’s so clear at this point, I almost think that any and everyone denying the influence are either KKK members or straight koons.

Here’s the sad part…this is what stupid rap did to countless kids from good homes, just imagine what stupid rap did to kids from bad/impoverished homes

 

[IAMDetroit]

That child is such a ugly lil mutafah

I think this is where the problem starts.
You can't look like tiny and not have esteem issues

 

[Mac Ten]

hes a microcosm of what trap rap did to tons of kids from good homes, made them think they were someone they were not.

its simplistic but its not, my lil bros friends became idiots

GuccI Mane really had an impact on this generation…


I bet they was in the parking lot in a Toyota Camry playing Shook Them Haters Off

 

[LevelUp]

I think this is where the problem starts.
You can't look like tiny and not have esteem issues

 

[Laidbackman]

Deleted.

If anybody read what posted, that older girl friend of mine was just old enough to be in the silent generation. I don't even want to find out where she might be today. It may not be good. Therefore, I decided not to talk about her that way.

 

[Awesome Wells]

 

[CrimsonTider]

hes a microcosm of what trap rap did to tons of kids from good homes, made them think they were someone they were not.

its simplistic but its not, my lil bros friends became idiots

If this was true then all of TI other kids would be doing the same stuff.

 

[L $ C]

If this was true then all of TI other kids would be doing the same stuff.

thats not how things work, think about what you just said. Because something is a bad influence its bad for everyone? no it just depends who it can affect

 

[L $ C]

It’s so clear at this point, I almost think that any and everyone denying the influence are either KKK members or straight koons.

Here’s the sad part…this is what stupid rap did to countless kids from good homes, just imagine what stupid rap did to kids from bad/impoverished homes

its hard, im such a huge fan of hip hop but a lot of people are in major denial about what a lot NOT ALL but a lot of the music has done in the black community (and some white n brown)