Who’s raising these young black queens? SMH.

[TreySav]

Get that switch

 

[Dog Based Gremlin]

Lock them up

Spoiler

 

[ba'al]

I didn’t talk back to my elders either… but I knew plenty that did and ended up being model citizens

Model citizens, huh? You parents who think ya'll children's bad behavior is cute or they will outgrow their behavior are the worst. So many shytty adults walking around because ya'll can't raise your kids right then the rest of society got deal with em.

 

[ThrobbingHood]

Model citizens, huh? You parents who think ya'll children's bad behavior is cute or they will outgrow their behavior are the worst. So many shytty adults walking around because ya'll can't raise your kids right then the rest of society got deal with em.

She’s a kid. People grow up and mature. You can’t take a 50 second clip and judge a child by that. Kids act differently around their friends. We’ve all been there.

Now if she was stealing or attacking an adult, then you’d have a point.

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Exactly

None of this was funny

 

[ba'al]

She’s a kid. People grow up and mature.

Not always. A lot of times trouble makers stay that way.

You can’t take a 50 second clip and judge a child by that.

I'm moreso casting judgment on the parents.

Now if she was stealing or attacking an adult, then you’d have a point.

I think my point still stands. Bad behavior needs to be corrected.

 

[ThrobbingHood]

Not always. A lot of times trouble makers stay that way.

I'm moreso casting judgment on the parents.

I think my point still stands. Bad behavior needs to be corrected.

Maybe I’m biased then. Me and my friends have always been respectful to adults, our parents. Never been in the trouble with the law.

But as teens, we were definitely savages. We all grew up and left that immaturity behind us. That’s why I don’t judge too harshly when kids misbehave, that’s what you’re supposed to do… as long as you don’t cross that line.

 

[ba'al]

Maybe I’m biased then. Me and my friends have always been respectful to adults, our parents. Never been in the trouble with the law.

But as teens, we were definitely savages. We all grew up and left that immaturity behind us. That’s why I don’t judge too harshly when kids misbehave, that’s what you’re supposed to do… as long as you don’t cross that line.

Yeah, you're definitely showing some level of bias. Your personal experience is anecdotal it's just as many cats in the box saying the opposite on how society failed to intervene. I think it's better to correct a child than to hope they just grow out of bad behavior. And a lot of times they don't even see it as bad if everyone especially adults are laughing and encouraging the behavior.

 

[valet]

Um, so nobody gonna point this girl might be mental? How she go from your p stank to I'm sorry mam. That's some crazy stuff

 

[Peauxboy]

I wasn't a saint as a kid, but I knew better then to disrespect older folks like this little girl did. She said sorry so what, the bigger issue is her having the guts to say this to an adult in the first place.

An adult talking to her through a doorbell.

It’s really no different than playing on someone’s phone in the 90’s or talking crazy in someone’s comment section online today.

 

[Brolic]

Social media, Meg The Stallion, City girls, Cardi B, etc. There moms probably just send them to school, buy them clothes, and feed them.

 

[TEH]

As with any kids like this …want to see Beelzebub and Lucifer in person … meet their mothers …



btw

I thank God I was around enough black people to pull me aside when I was stupid and not put it on social media

 

[Dr. Acula]

The code switching was the craziest part to me. One moment she is bullying the shyt out her fat friend and next breath she has the most innocent girl persona.

If that carries to adult hood, she will be a problem

 

[RageKage]

@fukdemkids

 

[Peachstate]

I blame the father.