Ja Morant Shows Off Gun ON IG Live.....Again

[thaKEAF]

Yo I’m done with this nikka what the fukk???

 

[Payday23]

Ja Wick Part 2: Career Killer

 

[Eternally Jaded]

Not smart but not illegal. I guess he just one of those people that like any type of attention.

It's not about it being illegal. Look at the context of America right now man.

And the NBA can make his life hell, as an organization. Nike can make his life hell, as a sponsor.

Because optics matter and this dumbass is intent on stupid.

Like, on everything...how hard is it to not wave a gun around?

Dude's forecasted path right is literally "if you're gonna be stupid, you better be tough."

 

[DJ Paul's Arm]

He won’t last

Morant is basically Naymond from The Wire

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

Culture. He's affected like a lot of brehs by the times and values of the era he grew up in.

We're gonna keep loosing young men until shyt changes. Dude has the opportunities and blessings but still wants clout that belongs to crash dummies, that shyt he can't buy. It's worth more to him than his career.

To save young brehs and change the future the glorification of street culture and it's attachment to the Black make identity has to be separated. Men need another space to claim value. I see the way square dudes are disdained here and the term is used as a sleight. In truth a lot of brehs have suffered the same effects Ja has just not to the same severity. A lot of people here have the same broken value system of ranking masculinity by proximity to crash out activity. As it is to most Black men they'd rather be considered anything but a square.

Time for a cultural shift.

 

[#BOTHSIDES]

Is this nikka legit retarded??

He's determined to crash out and throw his career away. His boy even tried to look out and turn the camera away from his goofy ass...this nikka HAS to be on drugs or developmentally disabled....

Something about we need more parks and after school programs

 

[Wildhundreds]

Culture. He's affected like a lot of brehs by the times and values of the era he grew up in.

We're gonna keep loosing young men until shyt changes. Dude has the opportunities and blessings but still wants clout that belongs to crash dummies, that shyt he can't buy. It's worth more to him than his career.

To save young brehs and change the future the glorification of street culture and it's attachment to the Black make identity has to be separated. Men need another space to claim value. I see the way square dudes are disdained here and the term is used as a sleight. In truth a lot of brehs have suffered the same effects Ja has just not to the same severity. A lot of people here have the same broken value system of ranking masculinity by proximity to crash out activity. As it is to most Black men they'd rather be considered anything but a square.

Time for a cultural shift.

Nah. Its poverty thats making him crash out like this.

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

Y'all respect the one who got shot
I respect the shooter

 

[froggle]

Rap isn't influential they say

 

[Eternally Jaded]

Culture. He's affected like a lot of brehs by the times and values of the era he grew up in.

We're gonna keep loosing young men until shyt changes. Dude has the opportunities and blessings but still wants clout that belongs to crash dummies, that shyt he can't buy. It's worth more to him than his career.

To save young brehs and change the future the glorification of street culture and it's attachment to the Black make identity has to be separated. Men need another space to claim value. I see the way square dudes are disdained here and the term is used as a sleight. In truth a lot of brehs have suffered the same effects Ja has just not to the same severity. A lot of people here have the same broken value system of ranking masculinity by proximity to crash out activity. As it is to most Black men they'd rather be considered anything but a square.

Time for a cultural shift.

It doesn't take a cultural shift to understand that when you have a once in a million opportunity, you don't eff it up.

Like really my guy?

I know three brothers(spoke on one of them on here, he was homeless at the time), sons of a drug addict mother on sect8 and with different fathers. Grew up in the bleakest of the local hood.

All came from literally nothing, of the three the oldest is in a transient state due to drug use and a history of petty crime, the middle is doing well for himself with a family and gainful employment and the youngest is doing fine, not as well as the older middle brother but still he's stable and bearing fruit.

All three were fostered by the same old lady in a big house in the suburbs, but 1 out of the three just couldn't get out of his own way.

It doesn't take a cultural shift, it takes understanding the opportunities given and not fumbling it.

That's beyond color and creed.

Ja has an opportunity millions of young black men specifically would kill for.

And he's endangering it not because of communal culture but because of his own internal culture, as evidenced by his boy swivving the phone once he saw Ja had it in his hands.

His boy could read the room. How come Ja refuses to?

 

[DatLBCGuy562]

People in the comments are pointing out that this may be old, going by the length of his hair. They're saying it's way longer now than in this video....for this c00ns sake, I hope so...

 

[GilSho]

Peep to the filth he's listening to being pulling it out

 

[tuckgod]

And his lame ass daddy front row every game

 

[BK The Great]

fukkin idiot If you're gonna carry don't show it.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

It doesn't take a cultural shift to understand that when you have a once in a million opportunity, you don't eff it up.

Like really my guy?

I know three brothers(spoke on one of them on here, he was homeless at the time), sons of a drug addict mother on sect8 and with different fathers. Grew up in the bleakest of the local hood.

All came from literally nothing, of the three the oldest is in a transient state due to drug use and a history of petty crime, the middle is doing well for himself with a family and gainful employment and the youngest is doing fine, not as well as the older middle brother but still he's stable and bearing fruit.

All three were fostered by the same old lady in a big house in the suburbs, but 1 out of the three just couldn't get out of his own way.

It doesn't take a cultural shift, it takes understanding the opportunities given and not fumbling it.

That's beyond color and creed.

Ja has an opportunity millions of young black men specifically would kill for.

And he's endangering it not because of communal culture but because of his own internal culture, as evidenced by his boy swivving the phone once he saw Ja had it in his hands.

His boy could read the room. How come Ja refuses to?

You think these are individual problems? Not likely. This is influence of dominant culture. Everyone isn't affected to the same degree. Ja the one with the fame and money. He drunk off power. His boy a little more grounded that's all.