How Ja Morant's father is training the next Morant superstar 

#BIGFACTS

And Serena and Venus' father too. Shoutout to the good dads out there that invest in their children

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Couldn't even teach Zo to shoot 😂 Best thing he did for them was have babies with a 6'2" college volleyball player. 💯

@@efisgpr do you take pride in being goofy? Weirdo

Man...you are sooooo right but it's sad when "Dad" doesn't know HOW to build the confidence.....

@@brownsuga810 How do you do that

Same argument from King Richard.

@@Okwiiishadowrogue never acknowledge your child's efforts....ALWAYS NEGATIVE NO MATTER WHAT....some kids it will make them try harder; some it will put a road block in the self esteem...

@@DevonStrong that's my point; I said earlier it's sad when Dad DOESN'T know how to do that...(which goes back to he can't really read his child to know HOW to build confidence)...

Richard Williams vibes.

Drippin sauce * is true

idk man, what he did to Ja when he won ROY was cold. I guess thats where Ja gets the ice in his veins from

Dripping sauce it is, we just not broadcasted 💯💯💯🙏

I’m the world*

There is a lot of us, sometimes we’re not allowed the opportunity

Trust me u didn't miss much😂😂😂Dad's are annoying. My dad's so annoying I wish my parents would divorce so I can stop dealing with him.

@@RUTHLESSambition5 No disrespect, but your comment is Trash. I’m a Father of two and I’m beloved. You have no idea what you have. I can’t believe someone would write a comment like this. I would go in on you but I ain’t like that. SMDH

@@RUTHLESSambition5 either your father is a pos or you’re to young to understand the importance he brings. I am a straight man who was raised by mostly women, and it seriously hindered my understanding of how men operate. As a kid I was mouthy and overly emotional because I didn’t have a male to teach me that men will kill you for shit like that. We have to remember our parents are human too, and they deserve the respect to be flawed, as do we.

Much respect to you for sharing and forgiving too man.

@@Mikephx23 My kids love me too. I raise them alone. I know not what to do 😂😂 Like I said. U didn't miss much

Facts people look at me like I'm crazy when I introduce my son the next Elon musk he's 16 taking coding classes getting college credits

@@amancalledhawk5575 Let em look crazy, he might engineer something to save us all in the future. You never know!

@@amancalledhawk5575 nah they don’t see what you see. Let him do his thing he’ll style on the haters once he pull up in his rolls Royce

@@reckless1216 Why not when he "buys a house" or "starts a beautiful wealthy Black family" or "when he starts a successful business"? Why does it always have to be some materialistic nonsense?

@@kurokaizen1889 because the material shit hurt the haters harder than seeing you with a family

Yes black fathers love their kids too why wouldn’t they?

@@reckless1216 people love throwing around the stereotype that all black dads are deadbeats

Dam they literally twins 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Typical black father here in South Carolina 💪🏽💪🏽

@@eastyasstrouble frfr

that's real right there.. then on the other hand, coaches be having like 15 kids so it aint easy to spread out the love like that even if you have that 1 talent cuz politics/favoritism is just a natural thang since it's a relationship you gotta development. With the dad doe, I mean, you can't get a 1on1 focus anywhere so bad or good coach, a 1on1 coach is always better especially if they got the patience of a father that has a lot of stake in your success too.

so true

Man omg this is what me an my son went threw this year!! He quit the team.. I couldn't STAND The COACHES

Shit you telling me. My basketball career was ruined cause coaches played favorites. I was talented and everybody knew it. But got shafted by my coach my freshman year and often flat out disrespected. Then I worked on my game, and got better every year. But the teams were set in stone.. plus I played two other sports. Never got another chance after my freshman year of high school , no matter how good everyone knew I was, how much better I got. The coaches knew who they wanted before the tryouts even started, so I never even got a real shot. I got to the point where I had to say a painful goodbye to my hopes of playing bball and put my effort full time into football and track as a senior and going into college.

@Carolyn so tru I believe that thank for that 🙏 🙌 😌 ☺ 👏 ❤ 🙏

Daddy girl. Girls definitely cling harder to there dad's.

it happens all of the time.

I’m only 6’2”. Before my sophomore year, they changed varsity and JV coaches and the old coach ended up being my history teacher. He asked me what position I played and I said the 4. He said if I was coaching, I’d make you a guard. I think I would’ve been much better as a guard because of my basketball IQ. Your comment is spot on because so many players are out of position but they work hard in that role just to get playing time!!

I completely agree! I’m a female standing at 5’10 & because I was the “tallest” on the team my coach had me playing Center. I’ve always been a shooter & i know he saw my abilities in pratice but he didn’t care. He had favorites that he wanted on the wing. It hindered my development by a far! I was able to walk on to a D2 school after my bad experience as a post player & I easily shined as a guard!

@@40rounds51 yea when you tall they always put you in the post

This speaks volume of your character! He’s a proud parent of the fruits of his labor.

Well said

Foreal man that’s one of the most powerful things I’ve seen in life. I bet to him as he growing up he prob hated it. I bet all his friends looked at him like he was lucky I grew up with Isiah briscoe his dad was on him like that

@@outforthecount7027 Yeah man if u look at all the greats they either had their dads or some kind of male figure in their lives far as a coach, big brothers, etc that helps a lot . I grew up with Shannon Brown a few years young but his dad CB was on his ass daily

@@outforthecount7027 damn man what’s up with briscoe? He still ballin?

@@reckless1216 yeah he still balling l don’t keep in itch that much but him Snd my Little bro were good friends they played together and he use to come over n chill with my family.

You too bro! Life was REAL REAL.. growN up on south side of Chicago wit No father & guidance.. #OnChief.

Just make sure you get right so you can make a difference for your future kids 💯✨🙏🏾👀🏁

time to make it yourself when your dad didn’t

Same , I didn’t even play my senior year. Just didn’t care anymore

@@tradariusmaddox6827 all good brodie youll find the positive back in the sport trust me

People tend to not favor those who are famous. They're automatically biased

AND! This is why A. I and pro players have a had a problem coming off the bench because they had been cuddled since youth. A. I could have the in the league for a least another 4 years to his career but that FAVORITISM wouldn't allow him to be humble.

Yep. It's even worse in football. Basketball at the end of the day the cream will rise to the top. In football you can be the best at your position and still get politicked out of opportunities. And don't even get me started on the nepotism.

@@j.wimboli9667 not always true..but in some cases yes. That same frame of mind made them out of this world players. Give me that problem versus the latter.

facts...similar story.

Know what I like she putting in her own work and like Janet Jackson was with her brother Micheal Jackson she made her own market with her talent she is headed towards a productive and rewarding life and career!

Only BM can do that.

@@LUX_8 not “only” but we can play a role. Understand that stigma is mostly lies is the point. There’s great black fathers out there, a lot more than media and BW will shine the spotlight on. Don’t let the narrative fool you. I was raised by a single father, two of the best friends are single full time fathers. My boss is a single full time father. I know about 5 great dads just in my circle. Ja’s dad, Williams sisters dad, curry brothers dad, Jordan’s dad!! We have so many examples of GREAT BLACK FATHERS but the media and bitter BW love making it seem like that’s not the case

@@LUX_8 do you know that there are more black fathers involved in their children's lives than not? It's easy for the media to cast a negative light on ALL of us for the doings of a FEW.

If u have to speak on it means u still have a long way to go.

@@kayp4563 yeah, to kill the stigma. Don’t mean we don’t have a lot of good fathers and just as many dead beat mothers ( with custody ) as deadbeat fathers. Just the popular narrative among BW sad to say is black males are deadbeats. When if you just look at life the numbers even out. Think about how many mother you know that have custody of the child but ain’t shit. They cool with living in the projects or section 8, collecting food stamps, etc. that’s not to say nothing bad of moms who go through at get through that. But it’s ALOT WHO HAVE KIDS SOLELY FOR THOSE REASONS! It’s not even about the kid. It’s about that lifetime connection to the father, child support, housing assistance, claiming a kid on income taxes, all the thousands of welfare programs and assistance available to single mothers. I use to live in the pjs, I knew this lady with 6 kids, all different dads. She said “ I won’t stop having kids until the government stop paying me for it “. She said it as a joke but it confirmed what I was already seeing. Just as many great mothers there’s great fathers and vice versa. Just on tv and in media and by single woman the fathers are always painted to be the issue, without giving the full back story and without understanding who the mothers actually are.

She look like her brother 🤣

A real game versus an aau game are not the same. Aau is not as organized and got kids coming in from all over the place.

@@tainanking the talents usually better tho

@@tainanking it doesn't matter ...that one game could help a kid's confidence and then that same confidence translates to any level if they keep believing in themselves.

I thought Dad was his older brother at the game the other day.

The BC needs more fathers. Period!

@@LUX_8 damn lol

Media gave Lamar hell but I clearly understood what he was doing

No cap , me or nun of my homies grew up with a real father figure .