LaMelo Ball on His Relationship w/ His Father 

Damn 😂😢

I thank GOD Almighty that I have a real one.

Frfr 😂😂

Ong 😂

😂😂😂 inquiring minds wanna know 😂😂😂😂

It’s accurate asf too

Same except I'm white so my dad would yell out what tf u want or just yell back SON!!!! 😂 he had a few more but they not PC anymore 😂 don't want to get banned

@@robcuna5559 Sounds like a crazy bed time creation story 🤫

@@papi.putin.u.s.s.r PC? What does that mean…?

@@vknzach politically correct

What nigga 💀💀 damn i wish my dad could answer me like that 😂😂

watt negguhh 😂😂😂

Lol. Sound like him.

😱🤯😂😂

What N*gga

😂😂😂

Nah it’s a good question. Could call him pops, dad, by his first name.

​@@warrior4958 who cares tho

How that’s funny

Ironically is a dad to children. And still hasn’t figured out what he missed

@@jacobymcgowan1167 Lmaoo that's just his comedic skill

Just being able to say DAD U GTA BE BE GRATEFUL YALL WERE ABLE TO DO THAT

@jordansouthern9031they didn’t lol 9 likes isn’t ignored

"What son?" would've been Ward responding to the Beaver in the Cleaver household😂😂😂

You never really get over it. It's just something you have to live with.

Faaacts

​@iAmManaMan and then you live your entire life being the man you knew he couldn't be.

​@@Mace38unfortunately I don't think that happens most the time

​@@Mace38definitely differs upon situations, my father died when I was 9 years old. So I don't really know what it's like to have a father growing up but I had one and from what I knew about him from such a young age he seemed like a great man. I don't try to live up to his expectations or be a better man than him because there is nothing really there to compare. I don't remember enough about his character if that makes any sense.

Be the same shit my pops use to say same tone and everything lol

Same shit I say

Facts to all 5 of mines

Killa!!😂

Nigga 😂couldn’t help myself dawg

100%

Dammmmmmmmm shame

@@mahlonthomas1775 I shame em, shame on the father for missing out tho

@@Gossamer98 so true but we have 2 grow

@@mahlonthomas1775 it’s inevitable! With or without a mom or dad growth has to happen

@@Gossamer98 a lot of folks don't believe that

Wonder what his- *Whi-Momma said?*

@@geedavia1785 y'all can go have that convo in the basement 😂😂😂😂😂

@@geedavia1785 she said what nigga now what you going to do about?

@@quentontarantino I don't care how- *Down a White Woman* thinks she is. I don't care who's "Di__ing" her. If she's answering Black folks with *Nugga what?* *That's Disrespectful* & She gon Mess around & get *Chin-checked on the streets...* *That's what I'm going on about...*

I don’t believe he actually responded that way to them lol. He is the same guy who said he was better then Jordan in his prime 😂 💀

💀

True

Ya

Millions of people have dads. Not that many have elite talent and drive.

@@seymourglass26Millions have dads, few have good dads

billions* have dads@@fwc0j

by far!!

He is the legend

I enjoy his interview clips

He is sooooo good.

Been that way for decades my boi😢

Big boy "WOW" 😮

Shits hilarious 🤣🤣

It’s sad tbh

The Old guy? That's Big Boy. Lord Jesus. You need to look up the Old Guy's credentials.

its rare when your black lol our dads just seem to go out for cigarrettes or milk and never come back

@@soraactualize5464 Mexicans too lmfao

He was trying to get more info on the elusive father figure 🧐

They always gotta be mad at women for something

I don’t think she was offended. She was actually helping set up the bit.

@@mellidavis205 good intention, bad intention, the results are always the same. Whether you lied to me or didn't mean to lie the result is you deceived me. But that's not the point. How you respond is the point I'm making.

He so dope he made it seem like he's getting roasted.

Typical ABW...

I grew up in a house with my Mom and my Dad...and didn't understand the significance until I became an adult myself.

And they're still together this day 2023

@@dgessexwhat’s the significance

​​​​@@pocketsoheavythere's lessons, discipline and good work ethics instilled in us as kids by our fathers and as adults being a decent person, a hard worker and good fathers to our own children is 2nd nature.

@@McYerocare you insinuating those same characteristics can’t be if a dad isn’t in the home

Not mine. Maybe american fathers.

Nah fam, my dad replies with a “yes”😂. Back in the old days he was more affectionate in he’s replies.

American blacks maybe, in Nigeria we are a little smarter than that

@@friezasoicy8406fr

@@friezasoicy8406not smarter, cultural difference.

Ohhh I remember that one.

Man nah 😂 that shit was common sense

My dad didn't know who his dad was until 2001. I'm glad I got to grow up knowing my dad..

😂😂😂😂😂💯

You already know he critiquing that pass too

​@@Appalations critiquing the pass too is wild 😭😭⚰️

Mine passed when I was 4, I could barely talk that time and I though the concept of 'dying' was only in the movies. 😢

Speaking personally some people are better off not knowing them. Ideally id have one, but mine decided never to grow up so the lesser evil was to let him go

​@@theexcelproject6973Wow, ur is touching. God bless u 🙏

Me too man

Same bro 😂😂

😂😂😂

Same😂😂😂

Both are equally important we see it from guys like Lamar Jackson who their mom's raised them, and guys like Mahomes whose dad raised him... Both had both parents in their lives but were raised by one party, meaning they got the needed nurturing to become who they are... Discipline is a decision, nurturing is a decision and grooming is a decision, it's how they are given that changes from sex to sex... Only reason men and women today have issues is the policies targeting them and the pop culture fed to them which has distorted their reality

@@kavishurethireswaran2748 this is base on the understanding and upbringing of a child. Plz to put aside the normal crazy crap that ppl do day to day. We're looking at " the old normal way of how things was" a father, the provider of a family, a man , a husband, a leader and much more...(* marriage * ) explain in old society a child without a father would be labeled as an orphan. Why? Because the father is the main provider.....from the sperm drop to the nurturing and providing of the father to the mother.. Its his job and duty to take care of the mother and the growing baby.His duty is the give all that he can because He's the main provider..his name and wealth and etc goes to that child...at the end of the day im not thinking about the percentage of men that fail in this department...im looking at all the true fathers. One im trying to be.

@@kavishurethireswaran2748 for a young boy especially the father is the only way to go. Bruh grow up weak with just a mom

​@@isaacdebeila8085 nah fathers for boys is crucial men who grew up without a father can never understand what it's like to grow up with someone you can idolize within arms reach

​@@isaacdebeila8085dad's are more important. They call a child a bastard without a father. There is no cuss word for a child without a mother. You are a dunce.

Hy same

Lavar who tf is Lamar

​@@kariblack298 right like lol watch out 🤣😂🤷🏿‍♂️

Nobody hates on him at all. Are you ok?

FACTS!!! 💯🎯

Lamar 🤔🤔🤔

I haven’t seen the whole interview, but I’m pretty sure was just joking around, especially after melo said the thing about not haveing a dad. Just being funny

Right, I would have said the same thing.

Y would he ask a Whyte guy that?, theor experience is different. We different ppl

You people always try to start something. The conversation was obviously all fun and they were joking around. He's obviously trying to compliment their dad for being around...something that's not very common in the black community.

I was going to just say that it's sad that we as black people even have to ask each other that type of question

He's amazed loud mouth Lavar was actually was a good father 😂

I jus wish i had me 1 to guide me and help me figure it out but ima b coo

Think about it more often, bro. It's real out here.

Yes, time is awesome 😊

I'm black alr

I don't know anyone personally who grew up with their father.... including myself. We're ol dirty bastards 😂😂😂

I’ve never seen my fathers face even once, he didn’t even tell me he was going to the store

never had 1 myself... makes complete sense

Every one of my friends including myself had their dad living with them in my neighborhood in Dendron, Virginia back in the mid 70’s and 80’s it was normal for the majority of kids! Do you all live in cities?

It’s more common to have separated parents or no dad at all in a lot of black families tbh

lol it ain’t many 😂😂

It’s sad black men have to imagine having a dad like the interviewer.

Word like he was taking you to get educated and really raising you😯

just enjoy people havin fun