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  • @MadDizProductions
    @MadDizProductions Рік тому +463

    He just needed some positive role models in his life. Obviously switched on, smart and very self aware - glad he has broken free from that life. Good luck with Computer Science G wish you all the best

    • @227holden
      @227holden Рік тому +2

      Well said

    • @227holden
      @227holden Рік тому +4

      I'm a gringo that has lived in Costa Rica for 16 years. Without question people are products of their environment

    • @MILITANT1
      @MILITANT1 Рік тому

      👏🏼

    • @bennwoodbridge2117
      @bennwoodbridge2117 Рік тому +13

      The amount of young people that are extremely talented but just don’t have the opportunity to show there talent is unbelievable,
      I mean if a young kid from an underprivileged area/family is amazing at golf/tennis they aren’t going to be able to get the same opportunity as a young lad from a well off family, it’s be almost impossible for a youngster from a single parent low income family to pursue golf so he will pursue something else,

    • @friendnamedjane8686
      @friendnamedjane8686 Рік тому

      @@bennwoodbridge2117it’s more the parents and role models. Look at the Williams sisters…..grew up in Compton, very little money but they had very supportive and attentive parents.

  • @roynicholas2470
    @roynicholas2470 Рік тому +155

    It's a blessing your mum never gave up on you.well done for seeing the error of your ways and turning your life around. Best of luck for your future young man

  • @LGTV1626-i2m
    @LGTV1626-i2m Рік тому +369

    Glad this is finally being called what it is, grooming! Many young boys in this country fall victim to this and it's never called grooming because people think it's grooming if there's a sexual element, but that's not true.

    • @fernandotorress100
      @fernandotorress100 Рік тому +5

      This is not grooming these boy do things way before getting lines. Then they get put on which isn't grooming it's what they live for everything covered for them. Did he get groomed into carrying a knife or groomed into assaults or groomed into smoking weed. It's a excuse and not putting your hands up for your wrong doings which means they have not changed they are playing victims.

    • @esho2279
      @esho2279 Рік тому +23

      ​@@fernandotorress100the carrying a knife and assault charges came after the alleged grooming so im not sure what your point is here?

    • @LGTV1626-i2m
      @LGTV1626-i2m Рік тому +1

      It is grooming because the adults see that they are vulnerable and exploit that. A minor's brain is still developing, they are easily manipulated and whether you like it or not, it is grooming. Also a lot of kids that do this in cities like London come from poor backgrounds, they see the olders have nice trainers, money to pay their bills etc and this draws them in. Then those olders exploit them. Simple. @@fernandotorress100

    • @fernandotorress100
      @fernandotorress100 Рік тому

      @@esho2279 So he was groomed into that? I grew up around dealing and dealers this term Grooming was first used by Marvin Herbert. I personally do not accept this as grooming although I am sure there is some cases that come close to a form of grooming. But too many kids think they can now just excuse everything they did of their own free will as not their fault or any responsibility at all. This is harmful to true long term change he even states stopped because of the sentences getting handed out not an awakening of morals

    • @subtitlesonplease
      @subtitlesonplease Рік тому +35

      @@fernandotorress100 If an adult manipulates, entices or bribes a minor/young adult into something, it’s grooming. No matter how much you cannot accept it, it’s fact. The actions after are a different story but everything before that is grooming

  • @GODMADEISAAC.
    @GODMADEISAAC. Рік тому +59

    It’s crazy, I was born and grew up in Barking during primary school, then went to a grammar school in Essex, Chelmsford. I’m at Uni now, doing computer science, and me and him are so similar but so different. I defo feel like my life could have been his and his life mine if we had different role models / people around us, so I guess your environment does play such a significant role. Happy to see he’s on a better path now, god bless

  • @alisonb7882
    @alisonb7882 Рік тому +60

    Great to hear how helpful his probation officer was too. So proud of the changes this young man has made and big up mum too, the most influential😊 in all of this xx

  • @WhyCee74
    @WhyCee74 Рік тому +104

    He's a handsome, well-spoken, and intelligent young man. He's definitely learnt from his mistakes. He'll be successful in whatever he chooses to pursue in the future 😍🙏.

  • @omri6938
    @omri6938 Рік тому +77

    Drugs, poverty, and desperation are such insidious things; unless we bring them out into the light there's no hope for actually making a change.

    • @kolumbothekninjahman7452
      @kolumbothekninjahman7452 Рік тому +4

      Poverty the big one thats got people in the west. Some in the west think they are not living in poverty but FYI:
      The nation is trillions in DEBT. The money we use is 'promissory notes' (promises to pay) which means we have NOTHING we are in debt and operating on promises for the future.
      And thus we are all in minus figures big time. Far far far from wealthy, we ain't even 1p/1c above ZERO.
      Peace be upon you.
      Esa Al-Injeelizi

    • @robrob9250
      @robrob9250 Рік тому

      If they legalised and regulated drugs it would fix so many of society’s problems. It sounds insane but the fact of the matter is people will always buy drugs just as they always bought alcohol, even during American Prohibition laws. If you made sugar illegal there would be criminal gangs running that, and diluting their product with all sorts of crap to make it go further and make more money.
      Legalising and regulating these substances is the only way to protect people who need a crutch like drugs from greater danger, and if they were provided proper facilities like the one just opened in Scotland it would make it less likely that they’d leave their needles etc around to pose a threat to others. They’re not bad people they’re just in a bad way and need help and they won’t get it from gangsters. Whether someone uses drugs or not someone they know may, and may go from being someone they knew to someone they still love but can’t reach. The least we can do as a society is ensure those people aren’t also victims to criminals and those who will exploit their predicament.

    • @NomadLovesUs
      @NomadLovesUs Рік тому

      @worldsforlivingpeople like you add to the problem. Poverty is relative and not absolute, so comparing the level of today’s poverty to 10 BC solves nothing you pleb 😂

  • @r-w2233
    @r-w2233 Рік тому +36

    this is so common. happening with school aged students. I work with them and their stories are insane. make sure u speak openly with your children and have positive people around them. don't scold them for asking questions and be honest. get them counselling and love them hard. x

  • @the_local_bigamist
    @the_local_bigamist Рік тому +31

    Heartwarming interview, glad this guy got out and hope that many others do too as there are many that have no support at all. I've seen runners that looked to be less than 12 years old. I relate to this as I was manipulated into selling drugs as a teenager by my mother's abusive partner, my actual dad was never there for me and most of the people I grew up with had the same problem in that we didn't have positive male role models and looked up to the hard men and gangsters. I got out of it and went to uni and stuff but realised that I could sell drugs there and so moved stuff up to sell to students and after some tragedies in my family, I went into the "hard food" side of it all and did this in different parts of the country on and off over the years. The county lines thing either wasn't a thing then or at least wasn't defined in the way that it is now but I think it always starts with grooming and manipulation, lack of opportunities, lack of positive role models, different kinds of abuse, fear, anger, lashing out and more. But it is a rigged game and it never ends well for people unless they get out (and you can get out, without snitching too, if you're not too deep into it, but some people are in too deep before they even know it and that's why they use kids).
    The big guys who never get caught and who bring it in, from import to wholesale to large supply - the ones who seem to be around forever - usually have some kind of relationship with law enforcement or at least have access to corruption within institutions that allow them to prosper, and plenty of the top guys snitch all the time. But the kids who you see acting like badmen, carrying knives, stabbing each other over BS and all that, the ones who say "snitches get stitches", these are expendable. The higher up it goes, the more ruthless the people are and the snitching rule only applies to lower level crooks for the most part (I'm sure that some big guys have gone a long way without snitching but usually they will at least have some friends in CID or wherever... through the Lodge and all that...). It is a dirty, nasty game but it wont end as it generates £billions and only a minority of that is stashed under mattresses, and even that is technically laundered into the mainstream economy via buying expensive trainers and all that. Now that grooming is seen as a vital part of this whole process, as well as exploitation in the general sense, hopefully the right people can get the right help and we can move towards harm-reduction based approaches rather than seeing this as a primarily criminal issue. Stories like the one shown here by LADbible help society come to terms with these truths.

  • @JD-rk1cc
    @JD-rk1cc Рік тому +29

    I’m so happy he turned his life around 👏 best of luck in uni. Keep moving forward brother you will achieve great things

  • @E11isxn
    @E11isxn Рік тому +25

    The fact he’s seen the mistake that he’s made removed himself from it and is now focused on what’s good for him is something to be proud of ! Well done you’re smashing it. 💙

  • @Precious903
    @Precious903 Рік тому +3

    Well done Hun! There is light at the end of the tunnel. Now you can be a role model to these young men. I truly see you in schools and youth centres and colleges, talking about your story and the 380 turn around you have accomplished. Salute to you hun 🥰🙏🏾

  • @justicejees
    @justicejees Рік тому +6

    Keep walking your path, Manny. I left my line 32 years ago, the best thing I ever did. Dream and believe. Good on ya.

  • @markbraithwaite4241
    @markbraithwaite4241 Рік тому +33

    Amazing how many of these stories are from a broken home, no male role model to show them right or wrong, not always an excuse but it goes a long way to have a solid mum and dad there for you

  • @E-darg
    @E-darg Рік тому +1

    Fair play to this man and also to his mum for not giving up on him

  • @curtisthomas8935
    @curtisthomas8935 Рік тому +4

    Intelligent , older and wiser keep going

  • @doasyoulikefawkes7127
    @doasyoulikefawkes7127 Рік тому +9

    Well impressed with your attitude to your mum dude. She cares bro, you're doing the right thing, stay focused and think of the pain you caused when things go a bit south. Please keep real love conquers all. Good luck for the future. 🙏🏿💜👊🏾

  • @085cur1ty
    @085cur1ty Рік тому +4

    So glad he got out and now has positive focuses and better relationships! Grooming of kids& teenagers into drug dealing is endemic in this country and the social and economic problems at the root of the issue need addressing as its the only way to solve this problem. My heart goes out to this lad and all the other kids who have been abused by older men like this.

    • @085cur1ty
      @085cur1ty Рік тому +1

      @@faridahgullam421 yeah they catch kids at such a crucial developmental stage when their brains are so malleable and they’re looking for affirmation and external role models for guidance and how to behave in society. It’s terrible. He’s really lucky to have such a caring and supportive mum though, maybe things would not have turned out so positively if he didn’t have her to ultimately guide him. He’s a strong lad but unfortunately that’s not the reality for all these kids sucked into this lifestyle. Compassion always

    • @085cur1ty
      @085cur1ty Рік тому +2

      @@faridahgullam421 you did your absolute best and Manny makes it very clear how grateful he is to have you. I hope you sleep easy now he is out and has turned his trajectory around. So many people in these comments don’t think before they judge and are honestly so sheltered and lacking empathy. Much love to you both, please tell Manny thank you for doing this interview, being so strong and bringing light/new perspective to this issue. You’re both so strong!

  • @riannam1312
    @riannam1312 Рік тому +2

    Happy he’s on the right path ❤

  • @hayleyy31
    @hayleyy31 Рік тому +4

    Seems like a nice boy. Caught up in a life style when he was a child. It’s appealing to kids who don’t have any other job opportunities. Glad he made it out the other side. Good luck to him

  • @victoriatracey5919
    @victoriatracey5919 Рік тому +45

    I’m glad he made the right choice to leave that life and change everything. Us mothers just keep on loving our kids, hoping one day they’ll return…. Heartbreaking really, been in that situation with my son.

    • @swingeringg
      @swingeringg Рік тому +4

      what happened to your son if you dont mind me asking?

    • @mojo4569
      @mojo4569 Рік тому

      @@swingeringg none of your business

    • @Bubble170
      @Bubble170 Рік тому +8

      @@mojo4569 nobody asked you. Move along. Stop speaking for other people.

    • @mojo4569
      @mojo4569 Рік тому

      @@Bubble170 lool 😂😂😂

    • @victoriatracey5919
      @victoriatracey5919 Рік тому

      @@faridahgullam421 yes he is thank you

  • @ropephobic
    @ropephobic Рік тому +6

    I appreciate this so much, thank you Manny for sharing and LADbible for the video.
    It's so normal for people to brush off others with name-calling and judgement from afar, but the why and how of where we get to where we are in life is way more important.
    Word choice makes such a difference as well, groomed into drug trafficking vs blaming the individual and labelling them to distance oneself.

  • @nathanjones5457
    @nathanjones5457 Рік тому

    Glad he's got his act together and seems to be doing well.

  • @tb22k
    @tb22k Рік тому +1

    ❤amazing story ❤️🔥

  • @keeganwebb7777
    @keeganwebb7777 Рік тому +6

    He's very honest and takes a lot of responsibility. Glad he's been able to turn it around without jailtime.

  • @justalittleyoutuber
    @justalittleyoutuber Рік тому +5

    Well done lad, can be hard to break away from that lifestyle. Respect to you 🤗

  • @mslondonlove1435
    @mslondonlove1435 Рік тому +39

    *These comments are weird and I can tell that many of you don’t understand what ‘grooming’ actually means. Most of these ‘children’ are ‘working’ for older men who should know better, who have come from situations like them and yet still choose to lead (vulnerable children) down a road that they know usually won’t end very well. I don’t agree with absolutely anything this young boy has done but I’ve seen more positive comments under videos where people have done much worse.*

    • @John-vd6cd
      @John-vd6cd Рік тому +3

      Exactly.

    • @brownskinbeauty.
      @brownskinbeauty. Рік тому +6

      You know why that is

    • @esho2279
      @esho2279 Рік тому

      ​@@brownskinbeauty.exactly

    • @mslondonlove1435
      @mslondonlove1435 Рік тому +2

      @@brownskinbeauty. I’m not even saying it’s a race thing because I’ve actually seen more positive comments under videos *with black people* who have done much worse, if I’m being honest. I’ve never seen a ladbible comment section quite like this before, it’s very interesting. Maybe they believe he lacks sincerity but it’s not our place to judge peoples story, the fact is that he isn’t doing it anymore and if his story can even stop just one young person for taking this path then that’s what these videos are all about.

    • @ChosenWun180
      @ChosenWun180 Рік тому +2

      It’s obvious the ppl commenting come from a place of privilege. They didn’t grow up in environments like this guy did. If they did they would understand

  • @sjanex
    @sjanex Рік тому +26

    Fathers, please stay in your child’s life!

    • @elgee6202
      @elgee6202 Рік тому +3

      Mothers, please don't deprive your children of access to their fathers.

  • @James-tq8go
    @James-tq8go Рік тому +2

    Well bless his heart!

  • @Trund27
    @Trund27 Рік тому +6

    I hope he has a wonderful rest of his life. 💖🙏

  • @SipsiBach
    @SipsiBach Рік тому +13

    You seem intellegent and like a wise young man. Well done for turning a new leaf. You seem good, try not to let your past define you. There is much to be said for not having a father figure and being an angry young man as a result was probably inevitable. Anger stems from many other emotions, hurt, sadness, shame etc but its also really impressive to recognise that youre behaviour was damaging others at the time you were going through that. Glad youve reunited with your mum again. You should hold your head high.

  • @leeslatter120
    @leeslatter120 Рік тому +6

    such an intelligent lad, glad your out of it mate.

  • @harryheath1043
    @harryheath1043 Рік тому +4

    Real guy man, hope is succeeds with boxing and CS 📈

  • @ThomasH__
    @ThomasH__ Рік тому

    Met so many young lads like him when I was using, sad situation all round.

  • @clivemathieu9386
    @clivemathieu9386 Рік тому +1

    Thanks dad

  • @chrischancellor7372
    @chrischancellor7372 Рік тому +2

    End prohibition and stop gifting a multibillion dollar business to a lawless, violent black market.

  • @Phuzz828
    @Phuzz828 Рік тому +1

    I see people dealing and doing drugs nearly everyday on the streets in Brighton. The place has been turned upside down over the last few years.

  • @richardmoore9874
    @richardmoore9874 Рік тому +4

    This is heart-warming, this guy ain't a bad guy. Just got caught up. Please stay on the straight and narrow, coz it is narrow. All the best.

  • @sacha5446
    @sacha5446 Рік тому +1

    God bless him.

  • @devikalambert1674
    @devikalambert1674 Рік тому +2

    Keep going straight, keep focused. So glad you saw what you were doing made no sence and are now doing the right thing

  • @g.w.3816
    @g.w.3816 Рік тому +4

    When caught these people who groom KIDS need to put on a register that bars them from any contact/interaction with children.

  • @aoc349
    @aoc349 Рік тому +2

    "My mum's my best friend" - ❤

  • @zureyaodula5348
    @zureyaodula5348 Рік тому +5

    How heartless to teach children to use and sell drugs 😢

  • @fizabalawi4394
    @fizabalawi4394 Рік тому +3

    Hes a smart guy just got caught it shitty circumstances

  • @nancyhagan7553
    @nancyhagan7553 Рік тому +2

    well done to you and your mum
    one advice i give as a black woman is please if you can read or not introduce your children
    as soon as they are a few months old to books
    let them touch, open them surround them with different colourful books read to them everyday if you can
    read if not hire somebody as soon as the child is a year old to read to the child everyday for 5 minutes
    when he is older introduce him to self help and psychology books then creative writing etc
    they will become articulate authors of music poem script motivational speakers as simple as that
    drugs have become easy money let us change the story and use the beautiful brains God gave us

  • @shiro4370
    @shiro4370 Рік тому +2

    Thing is, money's value is distorted by age. The younger you are, the more you view money more than the original value. For example, we all viewed £10 as like £1000 back when we were children. To them, they don't realise legally you can earn more than the illegal way without endangering yourself.

  • @rickastley2545
    @rickastley2545 Рік тому +5

    Not a chance my man was making 2 bags a week from cunch at 15 would be lucky to even get 5 bills

    • @ygr1229
      @ygr1229 Рік тому +3

      But he said “best week” implying he didn’t usually make £2k

    • @AlienOmertaTV
      @AlienOmertaTV Рік тому

      He was re upping on food so he kept a percentage of what he sold

    • @arthurmorgan9944
      @arthurmorgan9944 Рік тому

      @@AlienOmertaTVno runner makes 2 bags a week profit, it ain't happening ak loool

    • @naomi-sh7eu
      @naomi-sh7eu 4 місяці тому +1

      Ik this comment is old but im assuming that you are american, do you have *any* insight on uk/european drug dealing? Not enough knowledge for you to be make comments like this

  • @senkarose8341
    @senkarose8341 Рік тому +8

    Disappointed in the comments tbh...best of luck to Manny

  • @IFAMILYIH
    @IFAMILYIH Рік тому +7

    Parents need to a better job to stop their kids from being groomed

    • @chans7143
      @chans7143 Рік тому +2

      what advice do u have for parents on how to do that?

  • @charleswhite8603
    @charleswhite8603 Рік тому +2

    £2k at £100 per 80pcs sold
    20 80 packs, 1,600pcs
    In a week say 230pcs/day
    Assume 12 hours a day, 19pcs/hr
    That's assuming no shrinkage or breakage.. and you really are on percentage
    If selling light and dark, and you have the best product... 20 bits an hour, every hour... certainly seems doable.
    But nobody wants to say, I got abused and made no money going cunch like a dickhead and making 300 a week gross, and on a bad week being set up into indented labour via "robbery".
    Its a cold world. I'm not saying he is lying, but any youngsters hearing "2k a week" could well misconstrue the moral of this story..

  • @buyop9441
    @buyop9441 Рік тому +3

    Great that he’s close with his mum but I don’t know how she could have known he was selling ‘soft’ drugs as he may call it and seemingly not do anything. She seemed to be shocked when he was selling hard drugs but he shouldn’t be selling any drugs.

    • @quietcell
      @quietcell Рік тому +3

      What could she do? He's leaving the house and she can't stop him.

  • @moorebwb
    @moorebwb Рік тому +2

    Good on him for changing his life around. He seen the bigger picture 🖼️

  • @farismedia682
    @farismedia682 Рік тому +2

    This world is full of evil people, bored evil people, we would all be rich & wealthy, the evil people really should move out of the way

  • @tb3616
    @tb3616 Рік тому +1

    2 bags a week, damn his guy was generous lol most man were paying 100-150 a day to child runners

  • @fabianperkins4631
    @fabianperkins4631 Рік тому +3

    sounds like ladbible have ran out of people to interview

  • @maverick9767
    @maverick9767 Рік тому +1

    Where in Chelmsford he from?

    • @Mr-WD40
      @Mr-WD40 Рік тому

      He lived in Coates Quay then moved to Byron Road, it took a long time to get him out of the community.
      My full comments are added on a comment thread added today (07/10/23)

    • @maverick9767
      @maverick9767 Рік тому

      @@Mr-WD40 oh I know Byron road, right near tesco express Broomfield road.
      He’s a lot younger than me, I got out from that negative life back in 2014 that’s prob why I don’t know him. Good luck to him and his future, he seems like a bright lad he’ll do well

    • @Mr-WD40
      @Mr-WD40 Рік тому

      Byron Road, is off Navigation Road, near Travis Perkins in the City.
      How mad a society we live in - i never thought i would find the man that terrorised the area i used to live being praised on social media!!
      I use to live in Navigation Road in Chelmsford where Manny was prevalent, he was an absolute scumbag. He created a circle of crime, supplying mostly to homeless people, who couldn't afford anything, so they stole from local business, the same homeless people you see spaced out or begging in the high-street. You would see Manny walk into the back alleys where there would be a conveyor of users ready to be supplied, absolute madness and you wouldn't believe it unless you saw it. He was so obvious, he stuck out like a sore thumb, so stupid.
      Good for him for changing his lifestyle, however he's still bowling around smoking weed, and he was still actively dealing 24-18 months ago.
      He was selfish then, thinking only of himself to have materialistic lifestyle, destroying lives and a community.
      If he really wants to make a change he will go back to those communities and fix what damage he created, help the people who he pushed drugs onto to change their lives.......... but he wont, he'll continue looking for social media gratitude and learning how to fight in case he goes to prison, which is the only reason he learnt to fight, because he was was a skinny drip and would have been destroyed by real men in prison.
      The fact that he's portraying Chelmsford (City!) as a retirement area with one bus an hour tells a lot about where his head is at - he still seems bitter about the area that stood up to oust someone who is a narcissistic pr**k.
      Manny - go back to the areas you poisoned and fix the wrong you created........ but he wont! Prove me wrong.

  • @TallTee27
    @TallTee27 11 місяців тому +1

    still wearing a lycra balaclava though!

  • @keithchegwin1222
    @keithchegwin1222 9 місяців тому

    Chelmsford is a nice and expensive area, but he still turned out bad

  • @cali2912
    @cali2912 Рік тому +3

    He's chatting waff, he used to get sent shop to grab the man Mirinda 😂

  • @terrycowardeli4052
    @terrycowardeli4052 Рік тому +2

    why is lad bible got young gs snitching on themselves

    • @AK-74K
      @AK-74K Рік тому +6

      Can't snitch if you are out of the game

  • @arwen2276
    @arwen2276 Рік тому

    Rookie numbers. In Sweden it’s age 10 or younger.

  • @SkepticalTeacher
    @SkepticalTeacher Рік тому +3

    Child Criminal Exploitation CCE.

  • @fitzyblunt420
    @fitzyblunt420 Рік тому +2

    Man was defo pushing a q weekly😂

    • @rickastley2545
      @rickastley2545 Рік тому +2

      Trust my man waffling bout 2 bags a week more time he probably got bumped like

  • @buyop9441
    @buyop9441 Рік тому +2

    This guy, is he Muslim? I ask because of this name on the email. Anyway, he is a good-looking guy. Some of these drug dealers are handsome young men and I don’t know why they don’t either try and model or use their charms to charm an employer in an interview for a job.
    One also has to wonder if these good-looking young dealers also fall foul of any other predators?!
    Lastly, is he actually wearing a bally? I initially thought it was a durag but it looks like a bally.
    If it is a bally, why is he still wearing that?

  • @farismedia682
    @farismedia682 Рік тому

    I don’t understand, these children are born from a mother, where is their mother? My son hanged out with me until he was 21yrs age, my son loved my company, he loved his parents

    • @prodigy1090
      @prodigy1090 Рік тому +3

      It's not purely parenting sometimes people are pulled or forced into it and the parents can do nothing about it

    • @faridahgullam421
      @faridahgullam421 Рік тому

      Mmhh

  • @chrisdotjones
    @chrisdotjones Рік тому

    Went through all that and still not working! Constantly changing university courses and boxing training is the most important! Jeez!!!

  • @sandeepathwal4188
    @sandeepathwal4188 7 місяців тому

    Black fathers should C this & understand that when u ain't around, this is wot go on...😢😮

    • @sandeepathwal4188
      @sandeepathwal4188 7 місяців тому

      TBFair dad's in general should c this & understand...
      I pray 4 all single parent families. Ya already a few moves behind!
      So sad!!😮

  • @KingKai133
    @KingKai133 Рік тому

    💙

  • @Emperor_5
    @Emperor_5 Рік тому +1

    Matthew 18:6

  • @acethecreation
    @acethecreation Рік тому +3

    How was he groomed if he was already selling willingly.. everyone was to be a victim these days

    • @hentai7444
      @hentai7444 Рік тому +3

      The correct word is groomed it’s not a victim thing even me I hate when people victimise themselves but these boys get groomed n it’s sad

  • @happyjonn9242
    @happyjonn9242 Рік тому

    what d'ya want, a medal?

  • @cjones3983
    @cjones3983 Рік тому +9

    He was getting 5 bills a week he didn't get no 2 bags 🤣

    • @tamaras4838
      @tamaras4838 Рік тому

      Yeah cause you’d know all about that wouldn’t you … big man shottaaaa😂😂😂 probs sat in your mums house calling DwP fighting for benefits and your on here tryin to act tough … fuckin neeeeeek

  • @MasonF-b5u
    @MasonF-b5u Рік тому +1

    Good for him if this is true but Fck me the way he describes bagging it up n all that seems bullshit

  • @J.S-762
    @J.S-762 Рік тому

    The definition of the county lines is super wrong lol

  • @mimsy100
    @mimsy100 Рік тому

    Not worth it even if he got 2k week can’t rent or buy has business mind do something else just different product

  • @thenextgen6094
    @thenextgen6094 Рік тому +1

    This sounds scripted

  • @clivemathieu9386
    @clivemathieu9386 Рік тому +16

    “I don’t know my dad……” how utterly surprising. Same old story. People must do better

    • @Bubble170
      @Bubble170 Рік тому +1

      Men must do better. Men are the Dads.

    • @JD-rk1cc
      @JD-rk1cc Рік тому +8

      He was literally answering a question not using it as an excuse. Whichever way you wanna see it , when a parental figure is absent in a child’s life , it will always cause them some kind of trauma. He had no role model to guide him into becoming a man. He learnt it off the streets and luckily enough he actually didn’t need a dad to help guide him in the right path! I’m glad he turned his life around ❤ 💪
      - keep your useless criticism to yourself. It ain’t helping anyone

    • @JD-rk1cc
      @JD-rk1cc Рік тому +4

      Don’t even pay attention to the stupid comments. Some people just love the attention.
      No need to thank me. I don’t know you or your son but your sons story has touched my heart ❤️ im so happy he chose the right path and im glad he has a strong mama in his life who didn’t leave his side. Don’t blame yourself for what he went through it’s not your fault. You did the right thing in sticking by him through thick and thin. 👏
      I grew up without my father and know exactly what it can feel like. Some kids go down the dark road and some never find their way. You should be very proud of your son ❤ he seems very bright with a beautiful soul.

    • @LolSmilez4
      @LolSmilez4 Рік тому +1

      That’s how groomers work, they target kids with dads/ adult figures not in the house and the parents that are too busy working round the clock. Schools are too overwhelmed to inspire these kids. Groomers offer friendship and hope

  • @hipacrocadog
    @hipacrocadog Рік тому

    This story isn’t unique at all. Unfortunately.

  • @johnjones8026
    @johnjones8026 Рік тому +2

    Once again zero roles models so is it any wonder why these kids go into this world. His poor mum, she clearly worked her arse off and this guy just disrespected her... shame on you son

  • @PrajvalSharma-p7s
    @PrajvalSharma-p7s Рік тому +1

    L

  • @rootube177
    @rootube177 Рік тому +1

    Fit

  • @beammeupscottyny
    @beammeupscottyny Рік тому +3

    Very handsome

  • @rboeyrt4054
    @rboeyrt4054 Рік тому +5

    Turned off 2 minutes in - I grew up without a ‘father figure’ - a ‘town full of old people’ and my mates ‘dealt’ - didn’t turn to dealing. Only himself to blame

    • @Demonmixer
      @Demonmixer Рік тому

      Loads of people in the same situ, didn't take his path. Well said.

  • @kolumbothekninjahman7452
    @kolumbothekninjahman7452 Рік тому

    Snap.

  • @user-eb4fq9jm5v
    @user-eb4fq9jm5v Рік тому

    I don't get it, how was he groomed?
    He seemed to do what he wanted to do.

  • @DD-ro1zk
    @DD-ro1zk Рік тому

    Mumble mumble mumble. Can't even hear mandem

  • @racheladair2417
    @racheladair2417 Рік тому

    snitch

  • @marcusherts9345
    @marcusherts9345 Рік тому +3

    They all have one thing in common,
    ‘Baby Farda’ (Dad) was nowhere around,
    No father figure, no guidance, no discipline, & no chance

    • @aleeka99
      @aleeka99 Рік тому

      Until you’ve been there you won’t understand how it can affect a child’s growth and outlook on life. Please don’t judge x

  • @rawmaterial9679
    @rawmaterial9679 Рік тому

    wow, i was 11 and realised money was to be made from selling weed. its not grooming. its called being bored and broke.

  • @Sunset-t9d
    @Sunset-t9d Рік тому +9

    I wonder how many lives you've upset with your acting up ways,
    I know many lads who've had no father, brought up with little money and don't carry on like like you did.

    • @xx34342
      @xx34342 Рік тому

      Not everyone is the same, some people are more easily influenced than others you gremlin.

    • @naomiemoore5725
      @naomiemoore5725 Рік тому +13

      Very true, but you can't judge since you didn't walk in his shoes. If you listen to the entire segment, it is all explained.

    • @Sunset-t9d
      @Sunset-t9d Рік тому

      @@naomiemoore5725 I don't need to listen to the whole segment,
      He's a scumdog, who's learnt from other scumdogs to act this way amongst civilised people,
      Its seen and played out every day in our schools, our estates,
      Excuses upon excuses are made for them, just like your doing now!

    • @camtheo7555
      @camtheo7555 Рік тому +15

      He was like 14 ffs give it a rest

    • @Bubble170
      @Bubble170 Рік тому +16

      Is that what you say about children who are groomed into sex work?

  • @ThatWalkingGeeza
    @ThatWalkingGeeza Рік тому +7

    Groomed 🤣 probably 25% of younger people in poorer areas/estates have done exactly what he says he has, some people stay in the lifestyle and some don't it's not complicated

    • @Bubble170
      @Bubble170 Рік тому +12

      Yeah because they are children who have adults taking advantage of them.

    • @blahbloop6310
      @blahbloop6310 Рік тому +10

      It doesn't have to be "complicated" in order for it to be grooming.

    • @esho2279
      @esho2279 Рік тому +5

      ​@@blahbloop6310people just say anything in these comments to sound different or clever 😂

    • @mslondonlove1435
      @mslondonlove1435 Рік тому

      You clearly don’t know what grooming is. A *grown man* in his early to late 20s or even older befriends your 11-12 year old child, knowing that they come from an under privileged background with little to no proper male guidance and tries to encourage them to sell drugs by using those things against them, knowing that more than likely it will end badly, got these kids half way across the country and their parents (if they care) don’t know where they are? That sounds ok in your brain? 🤔

    • @ThatWalkingGeeza
      @ThatWalkingGeeza Рік тому +1

      @@blahbloop6310 what I'm saying is it's minor what he done and is very common

  • @TylerLee42089
    @TylerLee42089 Рік тому +2

    Dude’s lips wiped out an entire day care… probably 😂

  • @ka_4734
    @ka_4734 Рік тому +3

    How was this 1 "groomed" into dealing?.. Don't sound like it to me.

    • @naomiemoore5725
      @naomiemoore5725 Рік тому +20

      Then you need to brush up on tactics used to bring the young children in to do the dirty work since many will never suspect a child as a mule.
      What does it sound like to you?
      If you listen to his story, he describes it for you.

    • @ka_4734
      @ka_4734 Рік тому

      If you say so... Sounds like he enjoyed what he was doing NOT forced.

    • @naomiemoore5725
      @naomiemoore5725 Рік тому

      @@ka_4734 You don't need to take my word for it. Do your own research.
      Also works the same way with child predators and pedophiles.

    • @DaniOlive72
      @DaniOlive72 Рік тому +23

      He was underage so whether he thought he enjoyed it or not, an adult was taking advantage of him and using him to do his dirty work by fantasising that lifestyle.

    • @naomiemoore5725
      @naomiemoore5725 Рік тому +9

      @@DaniOlive72 Thank you, perfectly stated.

  • @maverick4177
    @maverick4177 Рік тому

    Am i doe……is it doe…..brap brap fam

  • @carllawrenczuk9173
    @carllawrenczuk9173 Рік тому

    Groomed 😂 na mate chatting breeze thur.... ya got grip n that's it 🙈

    • @Bubble170
      @Bubble170 Рік тому +19

      Bro go back to school and learn what grooming is.

    • @Beanzz9746
      @Beanzz9746 Рік тому +5

      Grooming - "form a relationship with (a child or young person) with the intention of sexually assaulting them or inducing them to commit an illegal act such as selling drugs or joining a terrorist organization."

    • @AK-74K
      @AK-74K Рік тому +1

      ​@@Bubble170He should learn how to write legibly whilst he is at it

  • @Yourdoomawaitsyou
    @Yourdoomawaitsyou Рік тому +1

    Absolutely boring , The worst interview on ladbible that I've seen .

  • @timelord54able
    @timelord54able Рік тому +2

    Muppet grass

  • @Wb94_
    @Wb94_ Рік тому +2

    Snitch get slap on road

  • @subsamadhi
    @subsamadhi Рік тому +10

    People need to learn what the fuck grooming means. 😅😅😅 if you were drug running you were taught.

    • @Beanzz9746
      @Beanzz9746 Рік тому +7

      The literal definition of grooming - "form a relationship with (a child or young person) with the intention of sexually assaulting them or inducing them to commit an illegal act such as selling drugs or joining a terrorist organization."

    • @subsamadhi
      @subsamadhi Рік тому

      @@Beanzz9746 except no. its normalizing innappropriate behaviors with someone that NORMALIZES a RELATIONSHIP. If this kid was TAUGHT how to be a drug dealer he DECIDED TO DO IT HIMSELF cope

    • @subsamadhi
      @subsamadhi Рік тому

      @@Beanzz9746 by the way slo mo then how is it that 100% of american youth arent groomed into thinking the United States military is legitmate? Its literally the deadliest fucking thing on planet earth. So if someone joins a "terrorist organization" they were "groomed" but if a young person joins the military thats not grooming eh? make it make sense .

    • @Beanzz9746
      @Beanzz9746 Рік тому +5

      @@subsamadhi imagine changing/making up a definition of an existing word just so it fits into your worldview 🤣