If you are in the NFL you can afford a track day for you and your boys to go drive as fast as you want without risking the lives of people just trying to go somewhere. I totally agree with you that some people feel invincible and I don't really know how to teach someone without them just learning themselves,
I don't disagree at all, I just think they were messing around and it went south not knowing how to properly handle the vehicle. Young and dumb hopefully this is a wake up call for him.
They were definitely racing. They were in the same lane all the way to the left almost side to side. Can't see how that was just no knowing the vehicles, plus both at the same time is highly unlikely. They also ran on foot which is highly suspect, which means something else was probably going on they did not want anyone knowing about. If they wanted to race. They were in Texas where there are a load of tracks they could've rented a track day for. Hell I don't live in Texas but I'm sure there are tracks open for Sunday drivers for free or cheap.
All I know is, whether he’s involved or not - these NFL players live like they play GTA in real life and generally get a slap on the wrist. Something’s gotta give.
It's not like anyone's going to life for street racing with no deaths and your first offense. Whether you're famous or not. You'll probably get in more trouble leaving the scene.
When I see stories like this it makes me think of Emmit Smith in the 90s sitting on a table reading the news paper talking about young players throwing their careers away.
Big difference between a mistake and almost killing people and causing thousands of dollars of damage without any remorse or care. Imagine if that 4 year old got killed just cuz you want to race. This would be a totally different story if he would of shown any humanity at all
Agree. Checking on the ppl in the other car after a wreck is not just the law, it’s a character issue. I like the way Rice plays but but he has to pay the price. I can’t believe all the ppl making excuses for not checking on others. If that was their wives or children in that car then they’d be livid. Rashee Rice could’ve stayed while his friends walked away. He was an arrogant coward.
Some people get a bit of money, buy a car with 800hp and then drive it like they’re Lewis Hamilton. It’s a tale as old as time and one that will repeat itself.
Do you think Lewis Hamilton is trying to split between a car and the shoulder, in an SUV, while doing 100+? I get what you're saying though. The Lamborghini Urus is basically just a manslaughter weapon for rich teens. 🤦♂️
@@Dimesprodz he's saying he got caught up on camera cause he was wearing the same outfit as when he did the crime just like Rice but Rice isn't getting locked up, that's not hard to understand if you know how to read. 🤣😂
This country ain’t equal😂if you have money you get treated a lil differently in certain situations, if your of a certain skin color you get treated differently, if your tall or short you get treated differently
@@shiestlifesam He got out of the front passenger door... second. He was driving the Lamborghini. If you watch the video you can see the front passenger hop out, then the dude dressed in Rashee Rice's clothes got out after him, because the driver door was smashed shut.
Racing at any time is fucking wild... Henry ruggs killed an innocent woman in a fire by doing this at night... What the fuck is it about worse visibility that makes it better to race? You wanna kill some ones dad working a grave yard shift for his family? You want little kids to wake up to that shit? Get bent. Night time is when people die on the roads Get to a track or your broke ass can't afford to race
You’re the one who thinks they are invincible because you race at night? You do it differently, right? Your method of illegal racing is safe and harmless, so long as there aren’t other idiots (bystanders) driving, changing lanes , who do not see the black car, doing 120 mph, swerving in between cars, at night.
@MaxPower-vf8kt for sure. If they were like 15 miles outside of Dallas, at 1AM, doing freeway pulls? 100% not a problem in cars designed to go fast. "In daytime" is less the point than just time/place when you aren't endangering anyone that isn't okay with the accepted risk of having some fun with a car.
@@KidsCalledmeMrGlass Reckless speeding, weaving, etc is more common with people in their late teens and early 20s, that is not a debate. Of course you can name a person in their early 30s. In fact, I am sure you could find a story of an 80 year old doing it. My point is that rich, young people, surrounded by yes-men who bail them out of every bad situation because they are famous increases the risk of high speed vehicle crashes that hurt innocent people. That is why cities with major sport colleges, pro teams, Hollywood, etc see this happen so often.
As a Dallas resident you would have to be insane to jump out on Central Expwy and walk away from your car that highway is in closed and the only opening to get out is the exit and entrance it’s also where they report the traffic so it’s definetly cameras there so damn foolish man
If you’re willing to leave a 200k Lambo why wouldn’t he leave a $300-$2000 gun unless it’s dirty or someone in that car’s not supposed to be around them? That’s why it’s a substantial fact.
@@kimchi2780this right here. You think it was only guns? I'm sure they were making sure Pablo Escobar was outta there before the cherries and blueberries showed up
It's not like they had much choice in leaving the cars they were wrecked. Guns aren't something you can leave around though. If they get taken and then used in a crime it can come back on you.
Flemlo I gotta let you know that speech about putting others in danger from one’s own reckless behaviour was really well thought out and said. I am thinking about clipping that part and sending to some people I know who need to hear that
Grown men playing stupid games and winning stupid prizes. Forget what happened to them but what about putting others in danger he could have killed that woman and her child.
He is trying to figure out who will be the fall guy. He is lucky nobody was killed. With the car registered in his name, it was crazy to walk away from the scene of the crime. The NFL needs to suspend him.
It's the culture, and by that I mean sports culture. If you can throw, hit or kick a ball really well or run really fast, you're not treated like a normal person. As a star athlete people like teachers and coaches are willing to look the other way when you mess up because you're a winner and for kids who've been raised on being told that they're special and that the rules don't apply to them, they'll think that that's how the world works. That's how prima donnas are made and that's how you get a FlemLo Raps video made about you.
Talent Privilege. It’s a thing in all industries. If you’re in the 1% of what you do you will get protected by those who feel like they benefit off of your abilities and given leniency no normal person would ever get. It’s why CEOs can get away with giving themselves bonuses for whatever reason and nobody reports it or in the military, it’s why a Warrant Officer can basically do whatever the fuck he wants. We just see it with Athletes and entertainers more blatantly so it’s easy to point it out in their industries
You have all the money. Go to COTA for a track day event and race! I don’t understand why it’s so hard for people to do this. Instead you have to put innocent lives at risk to stroke your ego.
These dudes of this generation are making the same mistakes of the old ones, but they seem to have a sense of entitlement that previous generations didn’t.
They looked like a bunch of old men that grew up before iPhones walking away from a crime scene. I could see an old Boomer doing this. But GEN Z gotta know that you're on camera everywhere. What a dumbF!
Love this Flem!! Thank you for continuing to embark Wisdom on this younger generation. Live lessons are learned through life, unfortunately, some actions lead to a loss of a life therefore, no lesson was learned.
My favorite part of the video is you going off at the end! 😂 But really, you say good messages in such a chill and relatable way. I hope at least one person slows their goofy ass down. 🤣 Especially on Central Expressway! Nasty crashes happen there. I think that's where Errol Spence Jr. got in a wreck too. It almost messed up his career. Basically, everybody needs to chill out behind the wheel.
In my country peoples dips from car crashes scenes and then report the car as stolen to their insurance, that way you can try to BS your way out and blame it on a supposed car jacker.
@@nancykaufmann3993 i think you missed my point. It doesnt matter if its on your name, you can still claim it was stolen that same day if they dont get you at the scene.
@@daltonoftheyear oh yeah, thats why i mentioned it happens in my country. We dont have that many cameras everywhere and dashcams. If you are in america you are most likely phucked.
NFL players are in a position 99.9% of people can only dream of, yet so many of them seem dead set on throwing that away to play real life gta. I just don’t get it
Creatures can be as audacious as they wish until they put innocent people at risk without their consent. Then it’s narcissistic chump behavior. Walking away from the carnage is on another level. Integrity and personal honor are modeled and taught long before a person is in their twenties.
Unfortunately, young experienced people often do dumb stupid things. It has little to do with having money. It is the folly of the young. Poor and wealthy young people do foolish things.
Amen! Great message, good thoughts FlemLo. We have to get out of our selves for a minute and consider our fellow neighbors. Let me correct myself, daily…
He wasn't in the Vette, he was in the Lambo which he rented. It's hard to tell if he was driving the Lambo because they all three got out of the car on the passenger side because the drivers side was wrecked.
Bullshit, the video shows the dude with dreads in the white shirt getting out of the Lambo, not Rice who was wearing the black sweater with the goofy red hat who was seen getting out of the vette
Also as Steve McNair found out, the owner or renter of the car, is responsible for the actions of the driver, and can be charged with eveything the driver can be, also. McNair was drunk, had someone drive for him, they got caught, McNair got the same charges as the drive since he was the one who had the car.
Rice is clearly the driver of the Lambo. He is the second person to get out from the front passenger side door. He couldn't get out of the driver's door because it was smashed in. Also the rental company states that only Rice can drive the Lambo. I know he is a dumbF now because of this scene. But I doubt he was dumb enough to let one of his buddies screw up insurance on a rental like that. And you don't rent a Lambo so your boys can drive it while you drive your daily.
I was wrong about what he was driving, yet, You doubt if he was dumb enough to let one of his buddies drive the car, yet he was dumb enough to hit and run? Serious, you dont think he is that dumb, but is dumb enough to do what he did? Come on, MAN!
Age makes you wiser only if you’re willing to listen and learn. Wisdom is listening to others mistakes knowledge is learning from your own mistakes. When we are introspective and wish we could go back and change our past is the time to look forward and be that better person.
I agree with you with the young people drive fast. When I was younger hell I did all the time. Maybe why I had so many speeding tickets but you’re right about just growing out of it. As you get older, your safety and the safety of your children is all you begin to care of
Yoo i love yo vids Lo! 🔥👏🏾 much respect to the grind but me personally ion mind the street racing. Not sayin car crashes dont happen. But sumtimes even if your speeding otha ppl do mess up. just about the attention to detail
I got friends and fam that race…however, they go to the track! Have your fun at the track man…it’s legal. They got folks there to help is people get hurt. You can do it as much as you like….and never worry about the authorities.
Good video, a friend of mine was hit off his motorcycle because two people were racing on the highway, thankfully he was okay no major injuries but cars aren’t anything to play with
He called the rental company stating that he was driving. Then later he admitted to after denying it. I hope the NFL slammed hard suspended him for a season and a paycheck for a year.
I crashed at 19 yo… I suffer from chronic back pain. In my 30s now , I just had my back go out after a sneeze while sitting in the car. Go to the track guys!!!
If it was any of us that even looked remotely similar to idiots that hopped out of a car after racing on the freeway and walking on the freeway that ran into some innocent families and didn’t check on them it wouldn’t be no “alleged”😅but these mfs get the benefit of the doubt.
I am so lucky I never hurt anyone. I bought a 87 Accura Integra in 89 while in the military and raced that thing around the roads till 95. Drove like an asshole. Could have killed someone. I am so blessed I didn't. So, you aint gonna see me judge anyone. I am of the opinion everyone has raced once. That's all it takes for some people. Be safe out there.
Gotta dui (no crashes) and fled and eluded (felony reduced to a misdemeanor). Ruined my career for 10 years (I was 16). Then fucked around and bettered myself into an 100k career. Sometimes you gotta fall to a low to reach a new high. Praying Rasheed learns that this isn’t about him. It’s about the fam, the people he hurt, and anyone that looks up to ya dude. You can and will do better.
The under the influence thinking could be a reason cause once you leave the scene before the police arrive you can't be charged with d u i cause they can't prove you were driving or prove you were under the influence before they showed up an didn't get messed up on something after you left an got where ever you left to
Not sure what the situation is, but putting families and other’s lives in danger and fleeing the scene. It’s ridiculous. Idk how they’ll let him play this upcoming season. We keep mentioning Henry Ruggs. Do we forget that his head coach Andy Reid’s son! That was last year if I’m not mistaken.
Driving a car like that is actually more dangerous than firing a gun in a building. If Rashee was on the run for shooting up a room full of people and kids everyone would be saying get him out the league. What he did was actually more dangerous. Card kill more people in America than rifles and shotguns combined. Everyone screaming ban guns guns are bad yet more dangerous weapons( a car is 100% a weapon when going 120) and people are like he’s a young man he made a mistake. After Henry Ruggs we can’t call reckless dangerous driving a simple young man’s mistake. Call it what it is. Attempted manslaughter.
These professional athletes view the entire world as their playground. They don’t care who gets hurt and the law doesn’t apply to them. Ruggs paid for his actions and now it’s Rice’s turn. Probably plea bargain down to a misdemeanor and probation.
I know a lot of us have pulled this dumb stunt. I remember racing my friend to school and hitting 120+. I really, really wish I'd never done it, and I wish I had been able to see the actual consequences like Ruggs taking a life. I think we need to see these things earlier in life, see what can happen. And as others have mentioned, if you have Lambo money, you have track money. No need to be racing on the highway. This is all coming from a dude in his 30s though, it's so hard to think of how I'd make 17 year old me listen without showing. Great video, hard topic, glad nobody was hurt more than anything. I really hope he learns from this.
Ain’t no “alleged” The video shows all needed. These kids don’t understand how precious life is, nor the position they’re in receiving these large amounts of money
Idk man, people keep saying young people make mistakes but I would have thought it was cool to race my friend on the highway when I was in high school. By the time I was 22-23 and living in the real world. I wouldn’t even think of doing some dumb shit like that. This is an action of children not young men
yeaaa but u prob went straight from highscholl to work you gotta remember these cats go from high school to a college where they are a superstar and then to the nfl. they never really enter the real world so they dont think like you and me.
Soon as this happen i was just like dang man i couldn’t even judge bro me and him the same age but i remember all the times i was driving reckless just wish the best for rasheed and hope he learn and teach others
I’m a chiefs fan from Kansas City this is nothing new for us every year a player does the most unthinkable for almost the past 7 years there has been issues with our team
I definitely agree. It’s not smart and inconsiderate to be racing on the highway like that. To put others life at risk for the thrill of going fast and beating your friends in a race. Most people drive fast sometimes but the racing is insane. Glad no one was significantly hurt it could’ve been a lot worse
What's crazier is there's a race track right on the edge of Dallas where ppl go meet up at and race all the time. They could've went there and did all that 🤦🏾♂️
The crazy part is he got out and left the scene (in that situation I believe he thought it was worse than staying and getting hit with a DUI even though leaving the scene is bad too), yeah nobody died thank God, in that Henry Ruggs situation someone did. Just take that L, it may not be as bad as you think. The car is registered to you so you gon take responsibility for the most of it, so on that note you gotta decide which L is smaller: the accident and a DUI or the accident and leaving the scene
Speculation here, but if there were weapons removed from the vehicle it could matter if they were used in the commission of a separate crime or stolen or something else of that nature
I can understand wanting to see how your Corvette stacks up next to a rented lambo. But you gotta take it to a track to race. Its more fun than the freeway anyways
