This is really bittersweet because yes brockhampton is in pain,but you gotta admit when everyone sings joba’s part word for word and when the crowd cheers when dom hugs jobs is beautiful
joba has helped me with so much mentally. i feel like he’s someone i can relate to heavily, he’s not ashamed of his personality and his emotions: seeing his success i hope that one day i can be like him. seeing him breakdown on stage left me in tears myself.
Michael Jones Not to save their skin. They were lied to, Dom was robbed, and as a progressive group of ppl trying to create a safe and inclusive space for fans, they didn’t want an abuser affiliated with Brockhampton. You may not agree, but there are plenty of valid reasons why they did it that have nothing to do with saving face.
i’m sorry but holy shit i FULL ON SOBBED. despite what ameer did, he was still a member, a friend to them. it must’ve been so hard to kick him out. love you joba. also i loved when dom hugged joba
Nah no guilt. Saturation trilogy is the bet in modern music and Ameer was the frontman for all those projects. Unfortunately the devious and heinous sexual shit he would rap about wasn’t a fantasy. Hope the man gets help and all but they can’t endorse that and keep him around 😔
@Kiayamwak if you actual know anything they told ameer to take a break. they didnt try helping him, they casted him away and made him feel alone so he walked off one night while the tour bus getting gas.
none of your business Ameer said in an interview that he was in the tour bus watching. this show was 5 minutes after they had told Ameer he wouldn’t be performing with them.
@@malenhelgeson7361 first of all, late as fuck. secondly, not true. just emotional manipulation. stop spreading false information lmao. was what he did wrong? yes. are the rest allegations that cancel culture tried to make up? also yes.
@@bliss9280 plus, he wasn't kicked out HE LEFT BECAUSE HE WANTED TO. The boys told him to "go home and take a break" but he said nah and left the band forever...
