When I was 16 years old I worked at an Animal Shelter shoveling dog poop and cleaning up dog cages. I worked there for 2 years and saved every dollar I had so I could buy a beat up 1988 Chevy Blazer. It was cheap and ran like shit, but it felt good to support myself with hard work. Work for the things you want, y’all.
Hell ya bro my parents raised me by saying if you want anything in life. Get off your ass and go earn it. Ive had a job since 7 and im 35 tomorrow. Its great learning to be your own man/woman. Plus you grow 100 times bigger.
I rap for kids at the skate park for lil bit of cash i also broke my bike today lol im making a new one im 12 and its like u got a car and i got a bike ps ur one of my favorit rappers and i only listend to five rappers btw u give me a lot of inspiration too
Mac Lethal that kid has no idea how lucky he really is to have a family. She is pushing him to get a job so he can be successful in life and have a better resume for when he wants a better job. H needs to learn some respect. She gave him a home and let alone she gave him life
This is a good lesson for the people. I was taught that everything has its value and a famous russian prase says: "Free cheese only exists in a mouse trap". If you want something you have to earn it. And don't just ask your parent like an entitled character. Your own answer track is amazing. I hope this guy hears it.
@@nickluke5968 Well.. it's great and all that they taught you to be independent, but working since 7 to get something doesn't sound good to me, my dad taught me a job and did some moves so I could work in the same place as him, but hell man, he did not send me to work at the age of 7.. that just sounds harsh as fuck and very cold, I hope you don't do that to your future kids if you have any because they may think you hate them a lot.
John why have thouw forsaken me for I have did nothing but wish for a 3 cheeses on my lasagna but you have only provided 2 cheeses John who do you think ur messing with dammit
Good catch, I actually opened a new window on a follow-up vid and he was talking about the next email, while the beat from the last vid was still playing. His voice was completely in sync with the beat, lol. Rappers and singers get used to singing in a certain cadence or rhythm and sometimes it spills over to speaking apparently...
Dude...how tf can people be like this to their parents. I lost my mom 5 years ago, and I'm 15. I always tell my friends to respect their parents because they might not always be there.
@Shade Wolf it's fine. It hurts but its getting better since I have people who help me through it like my significant other and my uncle Kyle, but yeah I don't understand how someone can be so heartless to talk to their parents like that. Especially when the parent loves them so much.
@@Maximus20778 it's fine, I cried a lot and got really depressed but my family and my boyfriend helped me out of that, and now I realize that I should cherish the memories I had with her rather than sulk at her death.
that is a very bad however I think he's saying "you got my brother a car, but won't get me a computer" however he doesn't know what life is my parents took $750 from me at the age of 15 then when I was 17 they wouldn't let me open a bank account and I was working 20 hours a day so I kept my money in my locker at work someone caught wind and broke the door right off and stole 2,000 bucks then, my parents made me and my brothers pay their bills for them (they owed 20,000 in debt we worked to pay off) and they've stolen countless amounts of money from 3 of us, if they'd ask and pay back or better yet just tell us they couldn't that'd be 1 thing, but the stealing part either by trying to say they'll keep it safe and it disappears or by saying they need to pay a bill and we'll get it back in a week or so 4 months later still nothing is what really bothers me kids these days would flip of they had to work for 5 bucks to put into their pocket 😂 imagine paying enough money to buy a new 2019 vehicle and need getting to even own it
@Donald Trump lol I feel like that's supposed to be an insult but I've called my parents names since day 1 cause they don't care about their children they care about what the children can do for them it's fucked
Don't ever say your mom owes you something they showed you this world, they raised you, took you to school, fed you, Tsk no matter how much thing you buy or do for her it will never be enough compared to what she did for us
Can we just appritiate the fact that this man felt disgusted and covered his face woth his hands after rapping a diss full of bad words,, hats off to you bro love you
@@pandataco8221 i said that a 16 year old from this video want a 300 doller computer, while I don't even have 60 dollers. Therefore, you didn't read my comment exactly
I was gonna take the time to sit down And write you a little letter But I thought a song would probably be a little better Instead of a letter, that you'd probably just shred up, yeah
@@memesamuel3744 and you're seeking ours because YOUR mother is busy? Sip some sprite. I just wanted to leave a thankful fan comment. That is what the comment section is for.
*Ross:* "i AsPiRe To bE a RaPpEr WhO mAkEs MiLlIoNs" *Ross as soon as He Watched the Whole of the Video:* "I Aspire to be No one and Now I've Ruined My Reputation" 😂😂
I mean, not saying I have a high ground here, but it feels weird knowing he’s probably 17 now. I recently turned 18, and I haven’t done much with myself yet. I was thinking about getting a job for the summer, but with what’s going on, that isn’t really on the list. Anyway, from how I acted, I rarely ask my parents for anything. The only time I ever asked for the credit card was when I was purchasing my applications and other requirements for college, in other words this year. It feels weird knowing that some people can feel so entitled out there, but again, I have no high ground here. I haven’t done anything yet, but I’ll try to do something in the time I’ve got. My grades we’re pretty iffy this year, so I’m real anxious about sealing the deal with my college.
My parents bought me a laptop when I started college and I was so happy about it. My family is well off so it wasn't much of a inconvenience for them but I worked hard at school leading up to that, I did my chores and I didn't complain. That's why they bought it for me not the money side of it. Show your parents some respect and work hard and they will pay you back in kind. They love you but you are also an investment to them, if you are not supporting your own future they will not support your wobbly start-up ideas.
Ik this is a year old vid however I do think we can all agree on something no one should disrespect their mother. I understand that a mother and son don't always see eye to eye but you should never ever think of her as soemthign below. That woman went through nine months of pregnancy to only birth you, hurting her. Your mom always does things for a reason.
Mum: Gives birth to him, raises him and gives him the freedom to do whatever he wants. (Especially on the internet) Son: I'm going to take my favourite rapper and make him cuss my mum because she's such a bad person for not spending $300 for me.
