If you’re crying when you hear this song, you aren’t alone. 😔 Let’s do better for our kids 💯

@j3.7

3 жыл бұрын

yessir my man the ones with no fathers will become and are becoming the best fathers 💯

@PackerAholic

3 жыл бұрын

Yes sir!!

@lantzclose5794

3 жыл бұрын

@@j3.7 fax

@alexm1841

3 жыл бұрын

That’s me for sure. No shame in it. 38 years old and the part of me that feels this is forever scared. My father was a city over too. Didn’t want anything to do with me. Never sent a birthday card or anything. Now I win father of the year awards in my house. He’s “the man that I will never become.” Richy is right. You are not alone. Take the trauma you faced and use it as fuel to be a better father/husband/person. 💯

@phillip524

3 жыл бұрын

Faxs

Joyner can bring out such raw emotions, his gifts are unmatched, I wish he would get the recognition he deserved!

@kjscontent2696

3 жыл бұрын

Facts

@marvindevogel1878

3 жыл бұрын

Only one who can match it is NF

@johnnycommings8783

3 жыл бұрын

Facts I relate more to joyner lucas when than any rapper that tells story my dad was in my life for 3 years thanks when I was born til I was 3 and he abused me and my mom than my mom left him and moved on I saw him in 2004 but he was in the hospital for lung cancer he asked for my forgiveness for the pain he caused any I have PTSD cause of him but I was 14 And it was 12 years later I told him I hate him and I wish he would die and he died the next day so as a teen u delt with that and that the reason my mom and me don't really have a relationship and I'm 30 I don't have any kids not and acl relationship because I'm not sure i can be a great father or boyfriend to a beautiful queen so I just try to be a great uncle to my sister kids but I relate to joyner lucas and I hate that he doesn't get the recognition that he deserves but sadly that's how the music goes industry is but I pray joyner just keeps it up because he's music helps a lot of people through their darkness .

@therealestab3523

3 жыл бұрын

Facts

@derekmonroe5572

3 жыл бұрын

I like how your profile pic is like Shaqs but your hat is red instead of blue and your backround is blue instead of red.

My dad wasn't there for me either. I was raised by my mom and grandma. When I finally have a child of my own, I won't be like what my father was.

@BTunaTTV_YT

3 жыл бұрын

Damn bro Devo i can imagine how hard and painful it was (and maybe still is) for living without yo dad by your side and always being there for you but I know you will be an amazing dad when ya have a kid. Keep up being strong

@devotheambivert9875

3 жыл бұрын

@@BTunaTTV_YT I appreciate you. I know how he looks. I talked with him on the phone one time. But, we never talked after that. He never answered my messages on FB or any of that. It's wild wild for real.

@devotheambivert9875

3 жыл бұрын

@K Love Yep I feel you

@torich90killz83

3 жыл бұрын

I feel u

@WhosGalaxy

3 жыл бұрын

whole point of dis song “thanks to you i know the man ill never become”

My dad died 2 year ago in my arms, I'm 17, since that day I felt like I lost a piece of me, he was my pops, my best friend, everything, we were literally inseparable. Now everywhere I go, I see his after-images beside me, reminiscing of the time we were together, i was hoping to grant him everything he ever wished for when I grew up, but praying for him is all I can do now. Sorry if this is too long, but I just want to tell you one thing, having your parents is a huge favor, please treat them well, be patient when they ask you something, fulfill all their wishes like this is the last time they'll ever be by your side, or you will regret it, that day when remorse will serve nothing. Have a good day 🙏

@evanthao9844

3 жыл бұрын

stay strong bro

@muhdiman6087

3 жыл бұрын

👊

@snoprosledneck88

3 жыл бұрын

I know you said it was 2 years ago but I’m sorry for your loss. I hope you’re getting by during all of this and making him proud. Stay strong bro. 🤜🏽

@stoneyp3748

3 жыл бұрын

Stay up man, I know what you're going through. Push through it and always take the good your Pops gave/taught you!

@Kobra_2042

3 жыл бұрын

I feel you. My mom died in my arms when I was 16 after my dad ran her over while drunk. It will be 2 years next may. Ive never been close to my dad and him and my mom had issues so I moved out and in with my moms parents. My parents had me and my twin at 19/20 and my younger brother 2 years later. After growing up poor but them making shit work all you want to give back for what they gave up to give you everything. Once they're gone thats out the window and you feel everything is truly hopeless

Joyner Is due for that Grammy that he will never get ! After '' I'm not racist '' and many more he should get one for this .....'' .powerful '' ....

@ryanalex4671

3 жыл бұрын

Frozen is another good song by Joyner that deserves a Grammy

@shubhamgoluyadav

3 жыл бұрын

Grammy don't deserve joyner

@rgedopeboy3838

3 жыл бұрын

@@shubhamgoluyadav ong

@mattcory619

3 жыл бұрын

@@shubhamgoluyadav for real. joyner is the definition of art in music.

@shubhamgoluyadav

3 жыл бұрын

@@iamsogreat2951 thanks ??

shaq was fighting back tears but for a good reason, to show his kids n supporters how strong he is... dats tuff

@DJC_2003

3 жыл бұрын

You're not weak if you cry...you're just honest with yourself and those around you...just because you're a cryer doesnt mean you cant be a fighter...just saying

@sebxgamer2450

3 жыл бұрын

@@DJC_2003 when did i ever say your weak if you cry?

@DJC_2003

3 жыл бұрын

@@sebxgamer2450 you said hes strong because he didnt cry...well what's the opposite meaning of that...hes weak because he cried

@jamesambrister5266

3 жыл бұрын

Ya u could hear shag choking up a lil

@simplurd9188

3 жыл бұрын

He wasn’t gonna cry cause he was weak. He was gonna cry cause he’s been strong long enough.

I kinda saw that ending as a representation of how his relationship with his father has ended. His longing for his relationship with his father was that river. He kept trying to cross it, to get back to how it was when he was little. To find that grounding they needed. But his father never met him halfway, never was there for him. So in the end, that part of him died trying. That scene in the beginning, where they resuscitate him and he’s all alone, that’s when he finally realized he had to rely on himself. And the set the rest- working for money, buying his own shoes, etc. It’s honestly a masterpiece of a video. That last scene where he drowns gave me chills.

@FreesTV

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect breakdown

@joshuathornhill8168

3 жыл бұрын

Sound spot on💯

Its painful to see JOYNER Underrated💯

@marquesjohnson4914

3 жыл бұрын

So painful

@anri8082

3 жыл бұрын

He already answered that question. Check it out.

@marquesjohnson4914

3 жыл бұрын

@@anri8082 I saw the interview

@anri8082

3 жыл бұрын

@@marquesjohnson4914 I agree with him. He's very talanted,I'm a huge fan,but he's not underrated I think.. he is a rich man,who enjoys his life, it's not hard work you know... So hip-hop legends do recognize him,all the celebritieswhat's the problem? One of the underrated GOAT is Royce da 5'9.

@griffy4852

3 жыл бұрын

@@anri8082 facts

Shout out to the step dad's that choose to be there through it all no matter what. It ain't easy, but we man up.

I thank God for keeping my dad alive and there for me when I need him...I can't say I relate to songs like this but it makes me cherish every single moment I've had with my Dad

@stilos4321

3 жыл бұрын

Amen me to my dad will be a million times more man then I’ll ever be

When your watching shaq react your not watching a reaction your just listening to some tunes with a homie

@allykosher2843

3 жыл бұрын

Yess!!

@davidbutterworth9311

3 жыл бұрын

Defo... you can feel his enthusiasm o what he's listing to and that his reactions are his true feelings and not just what people want to hear just for the numbers...be exactly why Em replyd to his tweet this year..

My story: I’ve honestly never even met my dad and have no idea who he even is. My mom passed away when i was 3 in 2007 and i’ve lived with my grandparents all my life. My grandad was the only dad i’ve ever had and he also passed away but this year (2020) on my birthday. I wish this wasn’t true and that i was making it up but it’s reality. Glad to share it and it warms my heart to see everyone being so supportive of each other. ❤️

My dad left my life when I was 4. I used to cry to for him to come back but he never did. I finally grew up and realized he was missing out. I’m a father now and do everything I can do to be a better dad than him.

This relates to me to man. Everytime when Joyner says something about his past , I got flashbacks of my own youth . But just like Joyner, I want to get my revenge just to do better in my own life. And that keeps me going. Hopefully everyone has a good day and keep grinding you kings and queens!

My dad is the one who actually takes care of me after my mom basically walked out of my life not going into further detail but loved the reaction ❤️

this hella cool aint even trynna flex or anything but i know one of joyners childhood friends and joyner is just super inspirational yet he still under rated

Am a Nigerian, I've been following you for years now but this is my first comment... Hope am welcome to the barlogy class? 😊

@XarronChaos

3 жыл бұрын

Everyone welcome no matter race, gender or country where you live in

@daramolamiracle102

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Fam, glad to know I am not the only Nigerian nolife gang

@princeofallnegros4035

3 жыл бұрын

You are very Welcomed. ☺☺☺

@emmanuelodunze1110

3 жыл бұрын

@@daramolamiracle102 same here lol

The comment section weak asf..shaq is out here giving his heart for yall..he was emotional..and yall said FIRST..man thats crazy smh..Shaq i know for sure u are a great father..love yourz guys

@KanKan13th

3 жыл бұрын

People only care bout themselves. Plus I bet they're kids.

@lunabar62

3 жыл бұрын

Umm I just read this whole comment and realized there are no comma's 😂🤣. You do be puttin' way too many "..." 's omegalul

@XarronChaos

3 жыл бұрын

People say "First", "Second", etc under any video cause they think their comment will get a heart. It's sad

@mad-official

3 жыл бұрын

People don't watch the whole video to comment "first" they do it instantly after they click the video so they don't know shaq was emotional when they commented.

@k_dot33

3 жыл бұрын

How convenient that everything that happened in this video happened to allgimmickshaq lol

This song hit me hard cause my pops was never in my life and after 27 years he still not in my life so i can relate to this song heavy😢😢😢😢

That man Joyner doesn’t (can’t) miss 🤷🏾‍♂️🗣‼️🔥💯

This song made me realize how sometimes us kids including myself be taking our dads for granted and don’t appreciate them as much like we should. I’m blessed to have a dad in my life and I hope those who have a dad realize that its a blessing and rather than an weight on your shoulders.

I can’t even imagine why people would feel the need to dislike when it’s a topic like this🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

@carmelqueen24

3 жыл бұрын

Ignorance is bliss to some thats why said to say...Joyner Lucas deserves his flowers NOW🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@simplurd9188

3 жыл бұрын

People in Doubt

Man I relate to this song in so many ways, cause that little kid was just like me! I didn’t know my dad from the beginning and I finally got to meet him at like 14🥲 it mad me so happy! Then a year later he got arrested and locked up he has been in there for 6 years😪 I am now 21 and this is still something I struggle with to this day..💯

His greatness has always been there...🔺🔺🔺 #JOYNER🐐

I’m fortunate to have a father in my life shoutout to all the ones without one y’all are built different 💯💪

Much love Shaq, being a real dad matters

I am a white boy from Holland who has a good life and a lot of love from my mom and dad. They divorced when I was 3 and they both got new partners. My dad got a new wife, but I couldn't get along with her. She physically abused me a couple times when I was younger. When I got older, it stopped, but I was never comfortable there. So I tried to tell my dad years later, but he didn't believed me. That was the moment I left him to live with my mom. So again, I have a great life and I should not complain about anything, but I still got really depressed when I was younger and leaving your dad after 18 years after a fight is really heartbreaking. I still miss him and I'm having a hard time living without him. It's almost a year ago that I left him, but it's still hard because I love him, abviously. I really hope me and him get back together.

@cleobinx

3 жыл бұрын

I hope you guys connect again as well

Still one of the best reactors out there. Keep it up Shaq, and remember we, and I think all the fans can agree, are here if you're ever feeling down👊

My father was an addict and wasn’t there my whole childhood. This song hits hard. Made me such a better father to my daughter.

@indiancardaholic5809

3 жыл бұрын

Stay strong g

This was a real deep video. My dad was in my life but I felt every word

My father and I haven't talked for years after him constantly putting me down and giving empty promises plus many other personal things. This video hits alot of people and I respect Joyner for this video and thank you Shaq for doing this! I seen when you did the album reaction how your father asked you for money after not speaking for 15+ years and thats whack man. Keep grinding OG!!! NLG

A father figure can sometimes be a friend too. I was adopted so I never had a dad. I only have a mom and no matter what I can never picture my real family as a family. So a senior I met in freshman year ended up being such a good role model for me, he was like a father figure to me. And when I say he was the best and most mature male friend I ever had, I mean he was the best and most mature male friend I ever had. We met on the bus the first day in the morning and started talking on the second day in the afternoon. Keep in mind I was new to the town, and the district so I knew absolutely NOBODY. And he was the only one I had at that time. He showed me to some of his friends and sisters, he made promises like, “I’m never going to turn on you I promise” or said stuff like, “You gotta try right? You wanna be famous you gotta work hard at it." he FaceTimed me and cheered me up when I felt suicidal on my way to the hospital, and he even brought his sisters to come to my school play. Little did I know, he didn’t care about me at all. He was like that to everyone when I had no idea. I was the least important to him. When he got clout on Instagram he started to ghost me. He then threw me away when quarantine started in March. He blocked me on everything and it took 9 months to get over him. During those months I was having my friends text him only so I could say everything I ever wanted to him from the start. I eventually did and now I’m over him. I’m so glad I was able to move on. But Yusuf comes back in my head every now and then.

I got raised my my great grandma cause my mom and dad was on drugs and till I was 7 i lived with my grandma and then my mom got in rehab and got better and my dad took another year but he got back into my life but it’ll never be the same when I didn’t have them growing up

I love how Shaq is explaining how memories work to us like we have never had one. Lmfao. Love you shaq. Keep it up brother.

Joyner is the perfect example and inspiration on how to face our own demons just by his music alone. Since the “im not racist” video, this dude has really blown my mind

Am happy to see many people are in my situation my paps went when I was 8 years never seen him again been grown by my mom all time everyday.. am glad I have found a family of people who are in the same situation #NolifeGang 🔥

Touches a nerve with me and I feel the anger side of the message.

ehhh Joyner must’ve known it was my birthday. he’s in my top 3 for a reason 🔥

I feel you shaq. This and that fresh prince episode always hit close to home

This shit hit home man. Had tears rolling down my face the first time I heard this track. My dad was in and out of my life and we never really bonded. I didn’t even meet him until I was 7. I’m 19 now and I just cut him out of my life last year. I couldn’t take it no more. The empty “I love u”s, the shallow gifts, maybe seeing him once or twice a year...I was just fucking over it. When I cut ties with him I told him how much he hurt me and my mom but I thanked him for making me stronger. Like Joyner said...now I know the man I’ll never become. Bless y’all who took the time to read this. Joyner/Shaq=🐐🐐🐐

React to the LIVE VERSION of Phil Collins - In the Air Tonight

@Sunkhrist

3 жыл бұрын

The GTA Vice City version lmao

@govand7

3 жыл бұрын

@@Sunkhrist Vice City Stories and Nah the Real Life Concert Version. Check it out, it’s dopeee

Imagine if Shaq was a rapper, that would be 🔥🔥🔥

@midastouch9887

3 жыл бұрын

What in the licking a$$es for some likes is you talking about 😂

@KanKan13th

3 жыл бұрын

@@midastouch9887 😂

@maazqasim1639

3 жыл бұрын

@@midastouch9887 aye bro he wouldn’t be very good but he would prolly have good lyrics

@midastouch9887

3 жыл бұрын

@@maazqasim1639 i love shaq man, i was just jokeing, anyway i have some doubts on how he would sound with that voice like justinas cousin 😂😂😂😂

@emon2689

3 жыл бұрын

Shaq's cypher verse was decent but I think it was clear that he can't run it like that

I was fortunate enough to grow up in the same city as Joyner. My best friend and I were messing with records, samplers, and the MPC in 1995-1996. Joyner's Dad, Gary, was a known producer in Worcester, MA. He put together a mix tape in the late 90's and my best friend's beat was chosen; Gary altered that shit to hell. It went from a rugged, Black Moon-esque beat, into an early R Kelly track. Fuck Gary Lucas.

I remember my dad was an alcoholic, drunk and had a fake gun he would point with, i would run to my room, scared to death of what he'd do. Was a kid and wanted to have fun but he had the drink and have his fun. Grew up scared, he got sober. Being sober doesnt mean he was actually there. I grew up with mental issues, no tissues, went go school and got plenty whoopins i went through. Longer than i thought, the beatings lasted. Bruises still there from the last one

@logan10662

3 жыл бұрын

Ahh the drunk narcissist that mentally tortures his family I been through it too mane the pain is still growing too PTSD is a mitherfucker I’m sorry you lived thru that and I know it was years of abuse you went thru I’m sorry bout that wish you weren’t attacked

Shout out to Joyner Lucas for kicking real shit

@thegoatflames9777

3 жыл бұрын

Yea like people can feel that i was 8 when my dad left

This is a relatable song right here for real.

My dad was told by his mom when he was 10 that his dad was dead. Only because she was selfish. His father was still alive, and he reunited with him at 36. He has me, and 3 other siblings that he treats like gold. I will forever love my dad and the hardships he went through in life to get where he is. Love ya dad

As aunt raising her nephew...nothing hurts like him running into my arms when a parent wouldn't show up after they promised to.

Joyner is a future all-time great.

Never been this early keep up the grind legend ever thought about doing Australian rap?? 🇦🇺

@peanut1137

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of Aussie rap gets claimed and/or taken down. No idea why. I asked a few other reactors and that’s what they said

@dyloncirkel2771

3 жыл бұрын

@@peanut1137 he has done a far few back in the day just stopped after that

I RELATE TO THIS SONG IN A DIFFERENT WAY.. MY DAD DIED WHEN I WAS 3 AND MY LIL BRO 1..NOW AM A GROWN ASS MAN EXPECTING MY FIRST BORN.. I HOPE AND PRAY I ALWAYS BE THERE FOR MY BOY...

One of the most humble and realest rappers in the game, so underrated though but the real ones will always support 💯

That man hustling for his vid

Shaq should react to “I’m still standing” by Elton John or Taron Egerton It’s a dope song related to a father that walked out on their family.

Literally JUST re-watched your live stream reaction to the album last night! How neat! 😂✨

Well I came from a small town in Georgia. A town of about 10000 people. My dad lived in the same city as me for a few years. I can count on both hands how many times I seen my father growing up. I never understood why he didn't want to see me or pay child support to help me. It's sad when you finally get to know your father for about seven years on Facebook before he passes away. I spread my dad's ashes March 7th 2019. I didn't know him, but he was my father so I loved him. R.I.P dad. Because of him I made a vow to my three kids that I would never do the same. Unfortunately I just went through a divorce and my two youngest I pay my child support every paycheck and get them every weekend. I now have custody of my oldest son. I don't understand how any father could do that to their kids.

My stepdad was in my life. My Other men relatives who are blood-related to me were in my life.

Joyner needs more recognition in the game

Story telling songs are the best, because they come straight from the heart, and it’s so powerful.

I love how the hook evolves as the song goes on! Epic shit!

I couldn’t imagine a life without my babies.

@alexm1841

3 жыл бұрын

Right!? I have two and literally everyday... every.single.day... I am confused as to how someone could leave their kids hanging.

@rgedopeboy3838

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexm1841 yeah their own creation🤦🏽‍♂️

Yo Shaq, I’m warning you to stop dropping soo much 😂😂‼️‼️‼️ Edit: That’s tufff ‼️😂

I love the symbolism of the ending scene. The whole time he is talking about how life is a river and his dad abandons him in the middle of the river.. Joyner is different lyrically from anyone else in the industry

Hell yuh been waiting for dis one shaq✔✔✔💯

My dad wasn’t really there for me like I needed him to be it’s alot of father son things I wanted to do but he was never there for me and my aunt was there and so were my cousins they did my dad job and help me get through life. Now I’m trying to do better in life but starting my writing career if I really think about it he was filled with empty promises it’s like he bled the lies. Sorry for the rant it’s more on my mind but imma just leave it at that

@johnthaxton5540

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you had someone. Your "Dad" missed out.

Bro real talk, don't forget to listen to things u don't wanna hear tho

@GunnLeonn

3 жыл бұрын

Im stealing this

@princeofallnegros4035

3 жыл бұрын

I didn't want to listen to that but I heard it.

watched all your videos you uploaded today, appreciate u fr. love from london

Shaq just like his description of Joyner at the end - I luv it when you turn up, break down bars & wil' out to some beats (I still die every time JaRule gets a flush 🚽😆) but I sub'd way back in the day bc I saw your heart & how you related to emotional songs like this 💖 You a real one Shaq - that's why you got braggin'rights for best reaction channel 🙌

Joyner : "If I ain't in your top 10 go dive off a bridge."

So early i beat the guy giving virtual hugs

Moved: Yes. Affected: Yes Loved: Absolutely Yes. Different perspective too. I'm the single mom, 2 children, married, divorced, so 2 baby daddies. Neither stepped up! Boy and girl, now grown adults. EXRREMELY proud of both!! My son is the doting father I had growing up, he never had and his kids have him for life. My daughter, strong, independent, career driven and single because she's very vocal about no kids. Yes, because of her father. My son changed his surname to match that of his grandfather, my dad, to honor and carry on the name of the closest man he had as a dad. Respect! These lyrics maybe harsh words, but so was this young boys life. 👏👏👏 Joyner Lucas!! ❤👏 Thanks Shaq!! 👊👍

There's nothing more important or a bigger blessing & honour than being a father!!! Love this powerful song & i can totally relate but i broke the cycle because I'm a great dad to my kids!!!! Joyner is the best & most exciting rapper to blow up in about 10 yrs or more!!!! A genius

Don't forget about the momma that held you growing up man. Momma's boy for sure.

@alexm1841

3 жыл бұрын

Love to the single mama’s who raised kids on their own. Used to give Father’s Day cards to my mom. Still do actually and I’m almost 40 lol

Shaq you need to react to Stu-SNL before Christmas

@sorenoffenbacker8267

3 жыл бұрын

Ong

@shittzill

3 жыл бұрын

nah that shit cringe

I knew this video was coming... As soon as I seen your comment on Joyner's video. Much respect! 🤘🙌

Great review. This song is also about my life. I'm 51 years old and I can't remember 1 single thing my old man ever bought me. He passed away in 97 but I remember asking him for a skateboard back in 81 and he told nope skateboards are dangerous. 30 years later I bought that same skateboard as a dad with my own kids and I keep it in my room, too old to ride it but to prove that it wasn't hard for him to do he just didn't care about me as his son or his family at all. He was the same age as I am right now as I write this comment when he died alone in his bathroom with no one to help him after having a heart attack. They found him dead days later with the water still running in the bathroom kinda like the river scene in the video with Joyner as a kid.

i come from a racist white family..hip hop, shaq, and so many others have changed my life and i cant begin to explain my hatred towards my family.. my children will be raised knowing whats right from wrong and to judge based on personality and action. i cant wait to be the one to split my family tree from whats right and wrong.. #BLM

@DJ-cb5yl

3 жыл бұрын

How you livin now ?

@PropertyBySM

2 жыл бұрын

One love❤️

There's things by law I can't talk to my kids about y or whatever until they out the system

Can see Shaq is feeling this song emotionally. Like the rest of us.

Thank you for your re- action, and showing your Raw Emotion. I have a great dad. Hes always been there and my parents have been married for like 45 years. However, my husband didnt have a dad around, a shitty mom with boyfriends in and out her life. The trust issues that man has had, and the life long problems will never truly go away. I commend all you guys out there trying to do better for your kids, and NOT be the dead beats your fathers were. Mad Love n Props to you, my husband, and all the real fathers out there. God bless.

No one: Shaq's sweater: "finna 🥜" 😂😭

@MarioDaGoatte

3 жыл бұрын

fng man ik you watch dontai😂

@kurosachi208

3 жыл бұрын

@@MarioDaGoatte iam dontai is funny to 💯

Hey shaq could u react to "you don't know"?

Thank you bro for this reaction, you’re a real one for this 👊🏾 My Father has been in my life throughout and it’s been dope to see him be a super Grandparent to my 19 month old son. My parents have been a great inspiration to me but also my friends who grew up without with their Fathers. They are now superb Fathers to their kids, everything they do is for their kids. This video and your reaction reminded me of the stories they shared

Great content my boy . Proud of you lil fool . I cant wait to see you !!! 💪🏽😎

Yo u heard abt a boogie getting into a shootout and arrested last night?

Shaq checkout grieves you'll be impressed. He's been around awhile and being slept on.

My pop was there literally everyday of my life,we were raised in the hood in philly and there was another man, mr bill ,who was African American nowww my pop's talent was music mr bill was a karate teacher and he mentored. By the time i was 13yr my ass knew about the culture, how to cook ms Selena, was taught to fight. My pop showed others about the stones,pink floyd ,ozzy Osbourne. THEY BECAME THE 2 MEN TO RAISE OVER 50 MEN . . WHEN MR BILL PASSED MY POP CRIED, THE FIRST TIME I EVER SEEN HIM CRY. HE IS 60 NOW & EVERY MORNING HE SITS IN THERE OLD SPOT. Just my truth. RIP MR BILL.

Love your videos man ❤️

After looking at the comments and hearing Shaq’s stories, is it a trend to be a deadbeat dad these days?? Wtf...? 🙁🙁

I felt this on a different level my dad left when I was 4 and this shit hurt me in the past but this shit taught me that no one is there for me not even my dad, I just thug life out on my own

Ill Mind of Hopsin 9 (Hopsin), Doctor's Advocate (The Game), and Castle Walls (T.I.). The three hip hop songs that made me cry. This one almost became #4. Joyner is such an important artist 😢🔥

Bro I think it’s time to react to Hopsin again. “Where Will I Go” is a classic. 🔥🔥🔥

@MidderB

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

Imagine getting heart from nolifeshaq

@stubbytaylor630

3 жыл бұрын

I had a few

@stubbytaylor630

3 жыл бұрын

Its pretty cool

@DeeSaintz

3 жыл бұрын

@@stubbytaylor630 one*

@Vin-fg2db

3 жыл бұрын

Wait

@stevenbargar1823

3 жыл бұрын

Had a few lol it's definitely nice

Shaq keep your head up dawg✊🏽 You are doing everything right💯🙏🏽

Shaq you a real one bro. Happy holidays to you and your fam man God bless.

SORRY FOR THE NOVEL: Yo NLS i been watching you for a minute. this song really hit me hard. my dad cheated and left my mom when i was 5, after that it was always back and forth of seeing him and not seeing him. He was a raging alcoholic and was always abusive mentally and physically growing up. When i was about 8 or 9 he completely dropped out of my life until i was 18 and had joined the US Marines. We reconnected and had been on talking terms for years and when i finally thought i was going to have a father in my life he got super upset that i had said i didnt like his latest wife and started slingin names and shit at me and when i told him that if he felt that me saying what i said was so bad that he wanted to cut ties with his own blood for some new lady in his life then so be it, i didnt need him for 10 years growing up, i didnt need him now. His response was to tell me i was adopted and that he never really gave a shit about me. The funny thing is that the adopted part isnt even true, he just said it to be hurtful. Sometimes i feel sorry for myself and wonder what it would have been like to actually have a father figure in my life. Other times i feel like crying about it. Usually i just look at it all as a lesson to not need anybody else in my life and how i will never be to my own step son. Keep on your shit though homie, love the vids, love the NLS fam.

@KratosDaGoat

3 жыл бұрын

Thats his loss man

My dad went to go get the milk one day

This is the channel that introduced me to joyner 4 years ago. i can't get enough of his music, I adore rap that tell a story. he shootin for mars before anyone else on this rock, and he gonna get there. Edit: so will you brother, shout out to the best reaction channel on you tube. much love from kentucky shaq. No life fam, till the wheels fall off.

this was a good song, and i enjoyed hearing you open up a bit about your past. i think most of us can relate. keep it up shaq thanks for the great content

Fun fact: 12 people can’t be first

@apocalypseburger3298

3 жыл бұрын

But one can be firdt

@bloodlustbeast4507

3 жыл бұрын

Fun fact: Someone will do a fun fact on me

@alirock2012

3 жыл бұрын

Lol it said no veiws

@DeeSaintz

3 жыл бұрын

@Eliakim God Rises Fun Fact: u are a weirdo spying him

@christopherrichardson8529

3 жыл бұрын

First