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The Best Part of Being Rich. 💵
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Title : Andrews Tate: The Best Part of Being Rich.
Title : Andrews Tate: The Best Part of Being Rich.
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😂 caught that pause he did? Cutting your hair is called selling out! We call it settling
This is so false period and this is probably the only thing I don't agree with Kevin about ! I know a lot of professionals who are managers , supervisors , bosses etc that wear long dreads as I ! It's all about how you carry yourself and your mannerisms but if people want to be so shallow and think like that it's their prerogative but not true for everyone PERIOD !!!!
Imagine telling someone they will have to cut their hair for a day that's not even promised? Imagine cutting the years of learning about hair types, learning to take car of my hair, and learning how to be handsome in a different way-all because I want to make a bit more money? I have dignity and respect to not grovel for bait.
Purest truth about dreadlocks.
“It’s not called selling it’s called buying in” Is a bootlickers favorite catchphrase
Meaning you have to kiss your master ass to move up lol
Run you own Company we dont need to do that goofy shit
It’s selling out
And he’s dead
Knew a Dude from indonesia, He wore a Turban for over 10 years, He owns 5 stores. No one knew he had Dreadlocks until he took it off during a meeting 1 day👏👏👏😏
He is saying "be white".
no he's trying to help you
I will keep my hair as I get my master's degree, I will keep my hair in academia, I will keep it while I get my Ph.D., I will keep it while I rise up the academic ladder. If we can't stand for ourselves then there is a.problem. That you are comfortable with cutting your hair does not mean others are.
but dreads look so funky and unclassy. it doesn't look professional for jobs you want to be taken seriously.
@@Smarty2able You just don't know how to dress professional.
This dude is WRONG. Be who you are to move up the corporate ladder. Authenticity and integrity are what matters. Your hair, your personal business.
not really we live in a world where people will judge you based on how you carry yourself. will you hire someone who wears a bonnet and a bunch of facial piercings. i wouldn't
This depends, but overal this is were Kevin showed his age a little bit. Many of them older folks just dont like dreads as mature men, and than use the corporate world as an excuse but its just a personal grudge and a old mindset. They see that as the same 'image' as white guys who are surfdudes hanging on the beach but not understanding many with such a look are growing just as much in the corporate ladder. Ironically nowadays the higher the function the less you might be in office anyways as many work remotely from home or whatever. RIP Kevin🙏🏾 your missed!
😂😅😂🤣😭... DREADS⁉️ EUROPEE-ING MUCH HOMIE⁉️ S💩D🤔😭🤣🤣😭😅🤣...
I am not cutting not one dread! Not one! If they can not see past your dreads they don't deserve your mind or energy!
One of the biggest mistakes we’ve ever made as black people was trying to be included in what they had rather than build and advance our own. It was cool to fight for equality but while we were gaining the right to sit at the booth in their restaurants, we should have been building up our own. Why try to be the ceo of their company when we can be the owners of our own. Our dollars make soooo many people rich. Our style, culture, and everything about us make their companies richer!
Why ? Is there a reason why white people want black employees without dreads ? Why is it so important to change the black man's image?
Of course, a woman is happy to share you she’s getting financially supported every single thing she asked for and you’re beautiful face. That’s an amazing deal…
Dead and gone and was always wrong Out hear
Nah not always wrong but he was definitely buggin on this one
Most niggas arguing this work in a warehouse or construction 😂😂
Nothing new in America…black men & women changed their hair to fit an image they were never meant to fit in order to “buy in”. Hence the relaxers that are now link to cancer 😳
Women have competence “excellence” is subjective to the caliber of man she can attract long term…
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With in blk ppl (not Jamaicans/carribeans or Africans) dreads/locs was just a late 90s early 2000s trend that caught on. Now all of sudden we’re in this woke culture and acting like our parents and their parents was wearing dreads. Acting like we got this deep rooted dread culture that only been around in our culture for 25 years max!!!
Well I see blk men cut their hair when they join the services that represent the country. What’s the difference
Seems more practical to cut your hair in the military, especially for combat situations. Seems less practical in a corporate setting, but to each his own.
@@theodoresurtee1178 yea well in the corporate setting it’s a distraction. And I mean that in a good way
Bro you're a fucking sell out the new Marcus Garvey
I don’t agree with this. Or you can start your own company and build up that way.
he was a smart dude no that is selling out doing something to please others that completely goes against what represent and who you are so sad we had to do this foe so long but those days are coming to an end🤨✊️✊️
Start your own company problem solved.
You really BELIEVE that you can just start your own company? There's a lot of steps to have your own company, such as having the skills and the MONEY, which usually comes in the form of a bank loan. And you better have a good credit score. But if you can meet these requirements, then go for it.
No
I use to think like this when I was in the military and transitioned into corporate. I have a beard and was like I’m not cutting it. For what????? My son has dreds and I’ll be damned if he has to cut them because of stupid reasons like this. 🖕🏾corporate
My feelings are mixed on this. It depends on how they are groomed and how the person wears them. And how long. I had to talk to a few teen boys about wearing their locks unwisely over their eyes so that can barely see. Or one I knew that wore them deliberately over his face to intimidate. Like really?
No no no! Black men compromising our identity to appease any employer outside our race must stop! How about using black consumer cashflow to build black corporate America so we no longer need to try to fit in
So basically you shaping up so massa can see you in a good light huh…. 🤡🤡
Build up; Then Start Your Own Business: Then Set The Standards
Don't buck the system: because Black People learned every language in the Country We were taken: meaning Our intelligence is Universal
Kev doesn't realise how much power is in those spirals, and the corporate companies would hire more people with locks if they knew it too. Cutting them off is only gonna turn down that power and you won't be able to do the job as well. He needs to look into locks styles that work in the corporate world and convince those companies through actual good workers.
This is true if you want to be director level or higher in coporate America. Everyone knows that. Don’t know why people are getting offended
Lol BS narrative, white people in America hate black/brown hair because they can't grow our hair.. most of them got receding hairlines 😂
This is a true statement. Even within our own communities dreads are seen as unclean and unkept. The black church demonizes dreads and rarely do you see men with dreads do anything but be parishioners. Companies, churches, organizations have a look and unless you fit that mold it’s difficult to progress forward despite skill and ability.
That’s just a kiss a** mentality. A black man can be very intelligent with locs. So having hair shouldn’t make difference on achieving positive success.
Nina, you look beautiful! I started my locs at 26 and cut them this year. You were one of the first loc girlies I followed on YT during my journey. I felt the same way this year, I’d evolved and life was beginning to move in a new direction. The journey has taught me to “never say never” because I swore I would neverrrr cut my locs. Thank you for sharing your journey with us through the years. ❤
These comments!!! ❤️❤❤💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Your hair is a direct connection to the universe
I have worked in corporate positions my entire life and I have locs and I have worked with many black successful men with locs. If you change your hair to fit in then you will always find yourself changing to the European standard. I have never seen white people force their own to change to make it. Know your worth. To be honest I have moved up more with my locs. My confidence in myself if higher which translate to my work. To each their own.
No discrimination 😂😂😂 Not cutting my antennas
I disagree with this
This shouldn't be a thing and I hate how it is a thing.
Anyhow. My cousin is Ice Cube and Tray Deee is my Uncle. Tray Deee spent many years in prison and was made to feel like nothing more than a number. He found success. I have friends with tattoos on their faces that are millionaires. I've also seen police officers with DREADS. You can do what ever you want and be yourself.
I have a fullhead of locs and run a nationwide financial service company.