And he didn’t even care that his son was standing right there and heard everything he said 😢

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@@Msmary98-98 yea it was tragic

the story of many men 🤣😂🤣😂

Oh naw

@@ItsWuLx 😭😭😭

Honestly I think that’s cap though. If you have a chance to be drafted high in a sport but you drop out because you have a baby? If he played he could helps his family for generations, but nah he’s using that as an excuse.

@@hheshhhhsh5959 idk man a family is a big responsibility and if you got a woman who's demanding a shitton of child support then you in trouble. And in this instance the dad probaly didn't wanna be one of those fathers that put work before family. So yeah the lesson of today. Use protection for your own sake.

@@Shanepex , That’s not the lesson here. If that was the lesson the dad wouldn’t be calling his son an accident. If you put “family before work” don’t expect a medal.

Facts😭

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Lmao 🤣

Then always ends dark 😂

@@mikebanks4602 not always

They always hook me.

😂nah the friend was very openly callin bro a liar on his pops to his face

Forreal tho, that was a wild twist

I was about to comment this but decided to look through and see if anyone on the same wave lol. That shit gets me every time 😂

him and bnard have the "oh na" perfected i swear😂

Believe me, nobody saw that coming 😂🤣

soon as he said "after practices leading up to going pro, that's when I had my accident" it clicked for me

Nah man after seeing so many stories where the parents going "My life would go great if I didn't have you" it seems so obvious

@@jbo_5357 Yeah this "twist" wasn't that crazy, kinda easy to see that where the joke was going. Still funny though

If it means anything, he's sorry. XD

@@sixkicksfightertricks949 lls pops accepted it too. I see he didn’t forget tho 😂

Nah, you petty for remembering that joke. 😂😂😂

Still might be my favorite skit

@@LonghornsLegend lls that skit hurt my feelings man. And pops just chalked it up to his kid talking smack

😂😂😂

He made sure he was heard saying it too💀💀💀💀

I deadass caught on one second before he said it LMAO I was like oh no!

The line b4 it about That's what God had for me sets it up so well.

I lost it!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

cold asl

I know the feeling. My dad put me into all the sports. By the time i got out of highschool i had no idea what i actually wanted to do. Thought i wanted to be a professional athlete my whole life. Took awhile to figure out that wasnt really my dream it was his. Luckily my dad realized its my life and im living it how the fuck i want to live it. And he didnt trip about it. Im sorry your dad still stuck in the past to this day. Thats shitty bro. Try to make it water under the bridge. Lifes too short to dwell on what ifs.

Ya dad sounds like an a-hole, but there's always a chance you can turn that relationship around if you actually care to work on it. My father got kicked out when I was 14 because he was an abusive drug addict. I literally watched him attack my mom multiple times, arguments, fights etc. he was verbally abusive to me and my mother never let him do anything to me. For 18 years I didn't hear from him and then all of a sudden he pops up trying to get in contact with my sister who don't even remember him because she was 6 when he left. My mother never told him to stay away, he was always welcomed to come see us and I even found out later he was dating a woman who lived 5 blocks from our house at the time and he never came to see me or my sister but 1 time when I graduated Jr High. I got bullied because of him, everyone in the hood knew who he was, he was a coward that ran from fights and the neighborhood knew it. So I got in contact with him, my sister didn't answer him, we had a single talk on the phone for 2-3 mins, then we text a little, no hate involved, he said something dumb and I told him about himself and then he stopped texting/calling and it's been 7 years since then. He has 2 grandkids he's never seen and isn't trying to see. I went through 3 Graduations, my first child, a business hustle, multiple promotions and raises, my 18th Bday my 21st Bday, got engaged to my woman and soon to be married without him and yet, I don't hate this man, I have no ill will towards him and I still would like a relationship as father and son with him. I was hurt when younger, but I been forgave him for his ways. We all flawed, we all different, but if God can place it on my heart to forgive my dad, you can forgive yours even if he still acts like he does. I can't guarantee you he'll change, but take it from someone 30+, as the years go by, your biggest regrets will become the things you didn't do. Keep your head up.

I mean odds of you getting into a league anyways are hella slim, but regardless you gotta chase your own dreams and if balling isnt it, you would have never been successful in it anyhow. So good on you, looks like you might be into music so hope that works out

@@drjonesey5 i like your attitude. im the same with my dad who almost never tries to come around. no ill will, all forgiveness and hope.

@@thomasgooden Same except. Mine definitely needs a dp

Why not

@@TeamRocketWes Greetings. Good question. Let me add a bit of clarity to my statement.... Parents may be honest concerning timeline events and decisions made, which are part of the timeline. Often, children learn from experiences parents have shared. Children may decide to stay away from possibly unpleasant situations, indulge in certain experiences, or come up with something new, because of life stories shared by parents. It's fine to let your child know that a decision was made to let something important in your life go, because you wanted to or felt at the time that you needed to focus all or most of your energies on them. It cool to share with your children that you got caught up in your feelings at a time you weren't fully prepared to care for a child: Shared honestly, yet tactfully. Tactful honesty can be beneficial. However, expressing your heartfelt feelings that your child is an accident and mistake, because when you were younger you were in a seemingly uncontrollable mood and that your life was and is ruined because of them is not something to share with your child unless you want to harm them emotionally. You don't have to lie about your feelings, but you don't need to share all the details with them either. If asked directly, a parent can simply say it was a growth marker in their life timeline or something along those lines. Honest, not lying, but not laying out all of the truth/facts. The "Father" in the skit, and some parents in reality, may have negative feelings about their kids and life situations as though it's simply a fact/truth that there was no choice. The hard reality, which is not the easiest pill to swallow, is that in these type of life situations we actually do have a choice. We just may not be fully aware of it at the time or may have decided to ignore the thought of a choice and went with the flow, which is a passive choice. The "Father" could have chosen to find some way to continue his pro career. It may have meant sacrificing sleep to work extra, or pride and utilize public assistance until he started getting professional level checks, or asking family and/or friends for help, etc.. Instead, he chose to place blame on the child by deciding that his life was ruined, feel miserable and decide there was no way he could be a professional athlete and care for a child. It's all choices. It's hard to see it that way sometimes. It's hard even after you realize this about all or nearly all choices chosen in life. We are human and prone to err. But......Once a parent fully understands and accepts that life is mostly created through choices and not controlled by circumstances, they realize some decisions they thought they had to make were not based on actual reality, but just a perceived personal feeling of reality. Armed with this knowledge, parents then know they have or have had groundless feelings (that more than likely are there because they are unhappy with themselves and their choices) that don't need to be shared unless they want to mar the child. ✨

Yeah they should it could help them

. . . adoption is by definition not wanting

Lmao

Ain’t that the same thing?

@@BlaqRainFresh is not that they weren't wanted, it's that their parents died

@@BlaqRainFresh is not that they weren't wanted, it's that their parents died

Some people stopped watching him?

And Jeremiah Phillips... The Trio of Comedy

He could've been a hall of famer tho

@@nishionishiki3338 stop it 😂😂😂😂😂

Damn he choose dooo dooo stains over hall of fame

Responsible maybe, but not good, you can see how he genuinely regrets having him, I don't think he really wanted to take care of him at all.

That's pretty believable tho. I know a lot of talented people who got hurt who had scholarships. Maybe little embellishment but u Running a 4.3 lol