Lil Boosies son Tootie Raww makes $1,500 a day trapping

[Ake1725]

Be a 2nd generation alumni of Angola University Brehs

 

[DaPresident]

Bhelee dat ish if you wanna SMH

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

Tootie raw

 

[Neuromancer]

Tootie raw

Yeah no one questioned that. Sounds as hell

 

[Tribal Outkast]

Seems like promo to me

 

[Solomon Lurke]

 

[HoopLife]

This might be an American exceptionalism issue. The bootstraps ideology that was never a real thing. For some reason black people have adopted it and never let it go. While white folks and everyone else love to use the resources of their forefathers. Our culture has the wrong spokes people.

Not to mention some rich people will give guardianship of their children just before they turn 18 so that they save money on not paying 40k a year for their kids college.

Wealthy parents in Illinois are giving up legal guardianship of their children in order to "scam" universities into qualifying them for need-based financial aid, ProPublica Illinois reports.

In a report released Tuesday, ProPublica said it found dozens of parents, many of whom are doctors and lawyers, exploiting a legal loophole to save money at the expense of low-income students.


Executing the plot is rather simple once a family gets an attorney’s help. In the last years of high school, parents give up guardianship of their children to family members or friends. This allows the students to declare financial independence, so when they apply for college, their financial needs are judged without consideration of the parents' income. Most of the guardianship cases were executed by two law firms in the Chicago suburbs, the report found.

Wealthy parents giving up guardianship of their kids to get financial aid, report says

ProPublica said it found dozens of parents exploiting a legal loophole to save money on their children's tuition at the expense of low-income students

www.nbcnews.com

 

[Big Boss]

 

[MasterThought]

Culture

 

[Yaboysix]

Whelp....only 2 ways for this to end ..

 

[kevm3]

Boosie got all these millions supposedly but doesnt have a business for his son to be participating in?

 

[General Mills]

Tootie raw

That as a street name is wild brazy

 

[Secure Da Bag]

And furthermore, the culture is so backwards that these kids don't even want to stand on the shoulders of their father's successes because of this silly desire to "get it out the mud", basically starting from scratch solely for the honor of saying "I didn't need my dad's resources that he required to ensure I would never have to go through what he went through"

The wild thing is that is success. Let's say your father is a wealthy businessman. So you as the son, learn from your father and start your own business. And you're successful. What better to take over the business than you, since you've shown you can do it on your own successfully.