MJ son arrested for cocaine possession, DUI, resisting arrest…

[mastermind]

How old do you think he is? He’s going on 34 and he played college ball. Closer to ten years than twenty.

Ok, 12 years. My only point is they are not trying to be basketball players and haven't for a long time. Them being fukk ups is rich kids with an absentee father shyt.

 

[JoelB]

he was driving on train tracks

 

[jwinfield]

he was driving on train tracks

All we had to do was follow the damn train Marcus

 

[NYC Rebel]

All we had to do was follow the damn train Marcus

 

[Guile]

he was driving on train tracks

Highkey this an awful look. At the snow bunny sneaking out the car

 

[CHICAGO]

he was driving on train tracks

PPL TURNING ONTO THE TRAIN TRACKS
IS ACTUALLY VERY COMMON.

IN REGARDS TO THE CAPTION
I DIDNT HEAR HIM
SAY HE WAS MJS SON THOUGH.


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[JoelB]

PPL TURNING ONTO THE TRAIN TRACKS
IS ACTUALLY VERY COMMON.

IN REGARDS TO THE CAPTION
I DIDNT HEAR HIM
SAY HE WAS MJS SON THOUGH.


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look how far the traffic light is behind them...he was driving on the tracks for a good minute.



that first clip was edited. u can hear him this time at 29 secs

 

[Big Boss]

he was driving on train tracks

 

[GoldenGlove]

My boy was SUPER wasted

 

[CHICAGO]

look how far the traffic light is behind them...he was driving on the tracks for a good minute.

HAPPENS ALL THE TIME.

PPL TURN THEN THINK
THEY CAN DRIVE ALL THE WAY DOWN
THE TRACKS
TO GET BACK TO THE STREET
BEFORE REALIZING
THEY DUG A DEEPER HOLE


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[Rick Fox at UNC]

I think it's becoming more and more clear that the era of "set it and forget it while I go make a bunch of money" parenting is one of the worst things to come from mid/late-20th century American culture.

Handing the kids off to their overwhelmed mother while you chase "greatness" or "money" or whatever fleeting material gain doesn't work too well. Shocking.

No fault divorce, immature parents who were too selfish to develop a unified household for their kids to grow up in.

Over the next 10 years, I think we will all understand how bad that era of parenting was for many of us.

 

[jwinfield]

I think it's becoming more and more clear that the era of "set it and forget it while I go make a bunch of money" parenting is one of the worst things to come from mid/late-20th century American culture.

Handing the kids off to their overwhelmed mother while you chase "greatness" or "money" or whatever fleeting material gain doesn't work too well. Shocking.

No fault divorce, immature parents who were too selfish to develop a unified household for their kids to grow up in.

Over the next 10 years, I think we will all understand how bad that era of parenting was for many of us.

His other two kids haven’t had any issues.

 

[Sk3ptical]

Bronny would never

Jordan is a failure as a father.