"My son didn't invite me to his graduation." 50 Cent speaks on his son
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Do you agree with 50?
Yes
totally agree with 50
100%
❤❤❤❤❤❤yes I do
Agree 👍
"He didn't miss me at the graduation; he missed the car with the bow on it." I felt that!
@@blackcapone187 OK 👍
@blackcapone187 So what did you get out of what 50 said about that? You think he's lying? You think you know his son better than he does?
50 passing his values on 😂
@@istaycatchingfish2552foreal dudes buggin must be 50’s son his burner
@@lemon8a308 🤣🤣🤣
No Mother or Father should ever use their children as weapons against each other!!! The only ones that get hurt are the children 😢
Facts!!!
Yet the mothers are the primary perpetrators when it comes to weaponizing children!!!
Someone needed to tell my son's father this a Long time ago-I told him & he knows I'm smart but apparently he knows it all that gaslighting pri@K
And they still they are used exactly as that weapons to hurt the other parents and no the kids are not the only ones who get hurt and most of the time they don't get hurt by this stuff unless something that gets violent other than that if the parent isn't a complete idiot they find out how to do this without all the dumb shit happening
lot of parents does
Try loving babies more than you hate each other, so they can love both parents.
This is very painful . I have four of my grandchildren who are going through sadness and heart breaks concerning a parent not active in their lives. Let's pray for all children and parents. ❤
Prayers for u as well Ms. Carol u & any & every grandparent stepping up. Stay strong Ms. Ma'am 💐
Same here. I see my four granchildren hurt and start acting out with anger. Both my son and his ex need to focus on the children instead of this teenage bickering and blaming bs. My son is 40 yrs old and is trying but he don't have patience. I told him you need counseling for yourself and the children. I love them so much I don't want them going down the wrong path. I just keep praying. I'll pray for your family Ms. Carol also 50 and his son too. God bless everyone who reads this and are going thru family problems with children caught in the middle.
50 is correct and me being a Mom and Grandmom, I never put myself in my Sons or his ex wife children matters! What I will tell both of them is keep that negativity away from the children! Certain issues SHOULD NOT be a issue with the kids or young adults, I bet the Mom knew the Graduation date if anything she could’ve told her Son call your Dad and let him know the Graduation date! It seems like a get back situation, and it’s very petty on the Moms part! He’s 100percent correct if He wanted him there they would’ve gave 50 the date! If this is the game she want to play, when he ask his Mom to buy him a car I hope she dos’nt say call your Father! If his Son is being taught to call your Dad when you WANT or need something is the wrong lesson, if there’s a problem with communication 50 should speak with his son ONE ON ONE, this teen is old enough to know his responsibility’s also. Mom seems like a wounded ex, she KNOWS how 50 feels about his Son! Mom please stop putting hurtful hateful things in this youths head, 50 handle your business and do not buy love!!!
As hard as 50 is as a father as a man I hear the pain and hurt
As "hard" as 50 is is wild 😂😂 yeah I'm being immature 😅 but I do agree with you though
FT kids
Yeah and men, people get tired of being hurt, over & over again. For self preservation you have to find something to smoke about. I know he's so disappointed still tho.
It’s really sad the mother poison the son against his dad. Unfortunately, 50 has to wait till his son figures that out. I guarantee 50 will embrace his son when he comes to him. The hardest part is waiting. Kids always come back
He was really really hurt deeply.@@BLKSaiyanCopyKat
No parent should turn the child against the other parent, no matter what the situation may have been.
Real talk
My mom never bad mouthed my dad
She let me see for myself that he wont shit
Amen
Unfortunately, it’s normalized for the mother to use the child as leverage. No consequences for the mother until the child realizes what she has done. In today’s times it’s ok for them to do this. It’s been that way for a long time
Yes, it is unfortunate and I never thought of brain washing my kids to hate their father, because they know extra when they see it coming from both sides, and no two are a like, so for the women who do that; shame on you.
His son will understand when he becomes a father
He's gonna see 50 in a different light then
Sometimes.
Hopefully he won't have to go through that like 50.....and myself ✌️
And prayerfully be a better one
He said the truth “It’s really how his mother feels about his dad”..so sad ❤
I feel you 50. When you're not invited to major events you FEEL it.
Facts I heard the pain
Y’all coming at in the wrong way from the jump. get some whyte stuff and y’all married quicker than you can say snow bunny.
When you publicly talk shit about his mama …then praise younger biracial son …
He should have paid for the son's invitations. He knew that day was coming and he should have asked his son. Just shows he is not a good dad thinking he needs an invitation. Ridiculous and scandalous. Sons and daughters tell their dads and moms when and where their big events are going to be. 50¢ only job was to know or to find out and show up. He dropped the ball not the mom.
@@barbaraspan1437 drop the Ball. When where. 50 shows up so they can humiliate him. His mother created that rift not 50$
He just stayed silent and at the end how to talk about it to defend HIMSELF
Worked with 50's at the Get Rich or Die Trying movie. He was super humble and quiet. Very generous with background performers, crew members and other actors. He treated everyone with respect. Seemed almost introverted. You could tell he was someone thoughtful.
During that movie a lot of people got paid well. They were making sure the little people were getting roles in the movie to get extra acting credits and get more money. You rarely see that in the industry.
Felt the need to share that when i saw this video about his son.
Thank you for sharing.
So he can do all of that for people he doesn't even know, but can't call his own son & check up on him?? And FIND OUT HIMSELF what's going on in his son's life?? Is it a pride thing??
Stop being ridiculous, he's laid the situation out clearly. He wants his son to spend time with him for the sake of spending time with him, learning, listening, understanding what made his father so successful etc etc. That's a man that wants to connect with his son, and at the end of the day, if the son doesn't cede control to the father, there will always be conflict, because what sort of father places himself below his sons authority?
A weak one, which will lead to a weak son, which will eventually lead to his line's extinction. It's just natural that the father is the authority in a father son relationship. His son is too materialistic in 50s opinion and seems to focus more on his father's resources than on him as a person to learn and grow from. Money is fleeting, 50 knows that all to well. Strength is what matters.
50 is just upset that his son is so easily led, that's it. If you're going to be an easily led man, at least let your father lead you if he has demonstrated that he cares about your safety and future happiness.
I also worked as an extra for a number of scenes shot in Dublin, Ireland. 50 was quite reserved but respectful. He and Terrance Howard were friendly to everyone on set.
Out of curiosity, what was your role in the production of that film?
I always encourage my kids to reach out to their Dad❤
It’s sad because dad should always be available to him child, they go on with their lives and days we don’t get to do that.Im sorry but people turn their heads to this like it’s normal for the mom to be alone and do everything alone 😢 they say “ them single mothers “ like we are able to impregnate ourselves 😢 like huh? We be overwhelmed and it’s normal 😢The lady that gave her kids to Dcf she was overwhelmed 😢and that was the only help she could get.Ive had an open door to my kids dad from day ☝️ I had to close it and move on, these dudes will use their kids for food, shelter etc then go get their job check and don’t come back ? Come on, enough be enough he’s was there for what he could get not the kids, ma gotta protect our kids from even their fathers that’s I did.
To this day My daughter remembers me saying, it's your Dad's bday 🎉 Call him .
I do the same. But for the record it's not the kids responsibility to reach out and make a connection it's the parents responsibility. If I don't here from my kid after school I find him I don't wait and say he will find his way home. I make sure he is safe and where he is supposed to be.
That's terrible! If he's not doing it stop forcing your kids to contact a parent or family who doesn't! You're setting them up for failure!
My mim does that and it feels good as i grow older. I appreciate her a-lot
This hurts, I feel his pain and love for his boy.
HE LOOKS JUST LIKE HIS DADDY ❤😢
Yep
Acts like his momma 😂😂😂
Twins
tbh he looks more like Mayweather
Not really, more like her
Praying that this relationship is restored. Unspoken expectations by a kid is a tough one, yet it’s not impossible to recover. 🙏🏽
This is so sad
Soo sad. Praying they reconcile one day.
I feel for the father and the son, that's a relationship that I pray will be healed and reconciled. She could have told his father out of common courtesy, for the good of the child.
@brendabenson7617 Yeah, I agree she was being spiteful.. regardless of the parents' relationship, you don't use your child or child's activities against one another..
Amen!
The truth sign of success, your adult children choose to spend time with you.
Praying that this situation is healed and restored!!!🙏🙏🙏
"I love him, That's my baby"
You can hear the hurt in his voice, He loves that young man more than anything
Didn't stop him from being a shitty father
‘the pain’ lol
Grow UP@@nialllappin4159
@zinkbomb353 Grow UP
Sad
As a man I know that hurt not seeing your son graduate 💯
It also hurts knowing your pop sent mfs to burn down the house you was in
Still he could have called. Deadbeat all have the same excuses
It didn’t hurt him if he purposely made an appoint not to be there . I’m sure he knows his son was 18 at that time and would be graduating
Dude expected an invite to his sons graduation and was petty for not receiving one as if a father needs an invitation to his sons life experiences.
As a dad you gotta be there for your kids, don't expect your kids to ask you to be there for them. Simple as that.
I feel his pain may he find comfort in knowing he’s doing his best as a father
One thing I do believe is that if a man wants to be at his child's graduation regardless of the toxic relationship he may have with the kids mother he can still show up there and show the kid that he loved him enough to show up.
Facts. I was looking for somebody to make this comment before I made it because at the end of the day you can show up no matter what's going on between you and the mother no matter what toxicity she may have said to that child that child is going to remember that my dad showed up regardless of everything that was going on he didn't have to be told about it he didn't have to be invited he made it his business to know because that's his child too and he showed up and that's what it's all about. I noticed a lot of fathers give up too easy when it comes to their children and the rights they have to that child no matter how hard it may be to fight for your rights don't give up❤
It’s funny how nobody wants to say this in the comments because it’s 50. If it were someone else they’d all be calling him a bad father.
@@gemeta13 it's also very despicable how scorned mothers use their children as living pawns to hurt their ex-husbands because they can't get over the relationship ending.
I was looking for this comment too! You have been flying everywhere, doing the most and making things happen…if he wanted to be there he would have been there. Excuses.
@@gemeta13
My Husband went to his daughters Grade school and High School Graduations only to be spotted by her mother and ripped to shreds in front of everyone there with her screaming how he ruined her day by just being there in the back out of their way, he wanted to see her walk and recieve her diplomas (her Mother never graduated from either, lived vicariously through their daughter and held a death grip onto their daughter) when her mother seen him she grabbed onto their daughter and drug her to her father making a scene and started shoving his daughters face into her fathers chest yelling look what he is doing to you!
Security was called he was removed she refused to let him leave his card for her and demanded he just *give THE MOTHER the money that had BETTER BE IN IT!* He paid 1500 A month every month for 11 years never late gave extra for clothing trips birthdays holidays. That Man tried to do what ever he could. Calling her often to be told she doesn't want to talk to you! Your not my DAD now Mom said new hubby was daddy now.
So don't go on saying MEN do not try, or try hard enough. The Majority of men are there in the back hiding trying to not be seen so not to make a scene. Sure there are bad apples on both sides.
When she got pregnant at 15 her mother wrote and notarized a letter to her 19 yr old boyfriend, that she and her new hubby would not put charges on him, knowing they were responsible adults.
Then turned around and told her father it was his fault she got pregnant for his not being there for her.
Abuse of their Daughter and his and her relationship demand for money if he wanted to see her it was (get this 20$ a minute) but mom had to be right there interjecting yelling over the conversation making them both miserable.
The Mother even took Ex Hubby now Grandpa to court for extra child support for the new grand baby.
Just stop the whole every man is a POS some women have NO self control are selfish nasty creatures when it comes to cake and eating it too.
Their daughter turned out to treat her Babies dad the very same way as her mother treated her father with litterly not one care in the world about how the children felt about their dad.
They were open and clear they wanted to see him spend time with him know his side of their family they were denied. (Unless mother was invited on his weekends holidays family gatherings outings)
Just stop and get some help.
I didn't allow my feelings for my child's father to hinder their relationship. I always kept him informed on everything. My son graduated a year early. He invited his father to his graduation and his party. Not wanting anything from him and he didn't even show up. His paternal grandmother and aunt came. But it's funny that people don't always realize that some men treat their children based on how they feel about their mothers. Be mindful who you have children with is the moral of the story.
That's amazing
Correct!
Yes, both parents can be trash. This is why planning for a child withhold be 100%better than having one by accident and asking both to equally be mature. I would say after marriage but people messed that up also.
Good for you my sista. I did the same and our son is grown man now I still let his father know what's up with our son if our son do not. Lol Y'all know how your children still think they can pull the wool over your eyes 👀.
Moral of the story - Be careful how you treat other people because their hurt will pour out through your children. Everyone blaming the baby mama and trying to justify the sperm donor's inability to keep his family together.
I feel 50 on this. I think he really cares about his son. He said that's his baby. The problem is between him and the mother. My father and I didn't have a relationship because he didn't want one with me. I sought him out and gave him cards on his birthday and Father's Day. But he didn't do the same or even acknowledge my birthday. My mother NEVER tried to divide us or say anything for me to hate him. She let me see him for myself. I invited him to my graduation. We live in the same small city. He didn't come. He said he had to work. My first cousin, his brother's son, graduated the same year as me but a month later. My cousin lives 800 miles from us. My father went to his graduation. Drove 800 miles to be there. That hurt me terribly. I was 17 years old then, graduating high school. Imagine the hurt I felt at that very young age, trying to figure things out. Trying to figure life out. And then hit with the reality that my dad didn't love me, didn't care enough for me to tell his job he was not going to be at work because his son was graduating high school. I remember the song by OutKast, Ms. Jackson, when Andre 3000 said, "I'll be present on the the first day of school and graduation." That line made me cry. I think I was about 24 or 25 then hearing that and still cried. I'm 47 now and it still hurts. But you better believe I was there the first day of school for my two sons and I will be there on the last day of school, when they graduate high school and college.
Sorry you had to go through that. My dad was barely there for me as I was growing up. My mom and dad broke up when I was six, and then he would pick us up every other weekend for about a year and a half, then he just started going ghost for months at a time, up to a year. Later found out he was getting in trouble and having long jail stints. Ended up going to prison for seven years and was not present for my high school graduation bc he was in prison. He wrote me a letter or two when he first went to prison when I was 13. I visited him in prison a couple times around that time too. After that, silence. Never wrote me again. Got paroled a few times but kept going back. Wrote me on jpay when I was 19 and in college but that didn’t last long either. He got out of prison when I was 20 and still just wasn’t around. I met up with him at 22 right before my college graduation and told him how I felt about him not being around for me as I was growing up. Had to clear the air before inviting him to my college graduation. I got an apology that I basically had to force out of him but I accepted it. He came to my graduation and it was great. Me, him, my mom, and brothers went out to dinner afterwards. It was an amazing day. Sadly, I’m 30 now and he still doesn’t try to have a relationship with me. He has a gf with a 10 year old son. He lives with them, takes care of the boy, and has no contact with his kids. Its sad but I’ve learned to deal with it. For 50 and his son, I don’t know their situation but I really hope they can reconcile. As for me, idk if its ever gonna happen. Unfortunately, I think you and I are on the same page there. Praying for you my guy. Hope you can heal in some way.
@@NiqueTheSneak1 thank you! I appreciate your reply and sympathize with what you had to deal with. I think these circumstances made us better men. It made me want to be nothing like my dad. Unfortunately, this neglectful cycle continues from one generation to the next over and over. I decided that the buck was gonna stop with me in my family. My sons no nothing of neglect. Absolutely nothing! The kind of dad I had, I often think it was probably better he were not around. What kind of negative influence would his presence have caused in my life? For his character didn't and still does not line up with the character I have now. He's selfish and often belittles and curses out my half brother. My brother's life is in shambles. Could that have been me? My mother couldn't teach me how to be a man. I watched men in my neighborhood and church that were hardworking and family men and that's what I held on too. I think my dad unwittingly did me a favor by not being there or maybe, just maybe, not a guarantee, I would have taken on some of his selfish and uncaring ways. And like you, I pray 50 and his son can reconcile. They both need that.
@@terrancerobinson20 No problem at all, and thanks for your response. I’m glad to hear that you stopped the cycle. I don’t have kids but my siblings do and they are there for their kids 100% and I will definitely be the same way. I feel the same about my dad, it probably was best that I wasn’t around him. I wouldn’t say he is a bad person but there are a lot of “qualities” about him that I want no part of. My mom met another man not long after her and my dad split and he was amazing, but they broke up when I was 12 and I didn’t see him after that, so I pretty much grew up without a father figure. Good thing is that my mom is such a strong woman that I was able to transfer her stand up woman qualities and translate it into me being a stand up man so I’m forever grateful for her. Like you said, our experiences definitely made us better men, but I wish I had more of a male presence in my earlier years, but its also not something I choose to dwell on. I did good for myself without it. 😊
Awesome that you have chosen the opposite path and are an excellent parent to your kids. Let that negative energy stay with the person that chooses to be negative. Life is too good to waste on people that don’t see that.
I just want to send you a hug. Relationships are complicated but love is actually pretty simple. I'm so sorry your father didn't get it right but I'm glad you are. Stay strong and just know that you're important as a man and father. 🫡
Facts. I was looking for somebody to make this comment before I made it because at the end of the day you can show up no matter what's going on between you and the mother no matter what toxicity she may have said to that child that child is going to remember that my dad showed up regardless of everything that was going on he didn't have to be told about it he didn't have to be invited he made it his business to know because that's his child too and he showed up and that's what it's all about. I noticed a lot of fathers give up too easy when it comes to their children and the rights they have to that child no matter how hard it may be to fight for your rights don't give up❤
Did you bad mouth him in front of your child?
Forget being invited if my son is graduating from school, I’m there regardless of being invited or not.
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I wouldn't attend without an invite
I agree. Saying you didn't get an invite sounds like a cop out. If they act ungrateful, I know how to leave. But I'm going to be there.
👏👏👏👏
what happens when you get called out for harassment and forcing yourself? it's not that simple
This is complex. Dad’s wait for the invite and children wait for the acknowledgment of Dad proactively seeking them out… I appreciate this video. As a daughter who didn’t invite her dad to her childhood or high school graduations, I can see the other side that my dad may have wanted to be invited. Hurt causes more hurt. And just because someone is a grown dad doesn’t mean they’re all healed up and can act from love. Dads have unhealed trauma, too. I forgive my dad for not seeking me out to come to my graduations (or most birthdays) and I forgive myself for not knowing better and holding him responsible for more than he could show up for. May love reign ❤
You sound very mature your insight to the situation is amazing. I hope you and daddy are good now ❤
Facts❤
Extremely thoughtful and well said. Thanks 🙏🏾 for sharing ❤
Wow. Well said.
Beautiful 💜
When kids are little that's what they remember they young. A child never forgets how you treat them..
Exactly
Or how you treat their mother!
Exactly. The son decided he could keep whatever he's holding over his head.can u imagine having money and your kid won't even pretend to like you.
@@truthteller313 His son didnt have problems taking multiple documented handouts from him in the past. Its been stated before that when 50 decided to cut him off, thats when this all really started. Son sounds like a mooch whos bitter he got cut off like a toxic ex.
If my parent is rich. You darn right I better be well off and comfy. Whatever my stipulations are from my parents. Especially if you on the house with a whole nother family and I'm the one in the house with my single mom and I can't see you everymorning. Run me the money pops. I shouldn't have to want for money and you
If you truly want to be with your son, you would move mountains no matter what his mother does! You're full of it!!!!!
Agreed. He blames her, she blames him. Bs. My mother and father were the same. In the end, I ended up with neither alongside my twin sister. We are all we have; each other I'm so blessed and eternally grateful for that. These kinds of parents are full of crap.
That woman knows exactly what she’s doing.
As a mother I agree w 50 on this. My first marriage didn’t work but I still called his father and grandparents weekly. I even offered to drop him off because I felt the bond was important. If his father decided not to see him I let his father explain his reasons but atleast I held up my end for my son. I even sent graduation tickets and he never showed. Now that he’s an adult his father wants to be in his life but our son remembers all the rejection. Remember you can’t have it both ways. No matter how many times I tell my son he may regret this choice to cut out his father completely he says his father made that choice many years ago. We mothers need to remember not to influence the decision process and trust our kids to make the right decision for themselves.
Who are you mother Theresa reincarnated? Or where you using your child to hanf on to your ex and his family?
You shouldn't have to reach out to a man that helped fathered the kid. It's the parent job to reach out to his kid. I did that at first but then I realized that's not my responsibility. If he wants to bond with our kids he got our number and address. If he doesn't then it isn't my fault when my girls don't want to be bothered. It's not my job to force a grown ass man to be a father to his own kids
If the dad isn’t involved unless you make it happen he’s a bad dad, period. I know you did what you did out of love for your child, but that’s an artificial relationship through YOUR efforts. Not a true parental relationship out of the father’s love and care for the child. Yall both deserved better from him.
Bad dad doesn't necessarily mean Bad grandparents and cousins and all that family. Good job trying to keep your child in contact, so no one can claim "you kept him away from his father". Good job trying for your child.
Thank you for being honest and for going the extra mile for the sake of your child.
As long as they are both alive, their is time for the two of them to get through this, I truly believe that
Some things just cant be fixed I think this is one of them
Too much hurtful/hatefull things have been said on both ends
@@TajeniV I agree but I would like to see them reconcile one day
@@electriclioness4607 Me too I think if they both just sat with each other in front of a therapist and get everything out they could reconcile but idt either of them wants to atp
I went through the same madness and I feel the same way. When a child gets a certain age, you can't blame the mother anymore just because she and I don't get along there is no reason for her to drive a wedge between my child and me. I allow that to be a problem until a certain age and now you have to think for yourself and if you choose to eliminate me from your life it will hurt but the child is the one that is truly missing out
I’m so sorry. No one can hurt you like your child.
Like a parent as well
@@tish9992 very true. Good point.
I'm going through the same thing with my daughter manipulation is a problem with bitter baby mamas and they don't realize all they do is hurt their child
If she’s old enough do a Mexican thing put her to work ofc (not 8 hrs a day but at least 4)so she can pay her own phone bill or some don’t take out the phone but give her a lil taste of what having to do something you don’t like but is what you gotta do 🙌 if not it’s ok I understand who I’m I lol good luck brother I know it’s hard when u give everything n they don’t care. Love and sorry for my English lol
I've been through it bro and it's hard, but I promise you one thing: you show that girl you're always there, you love her and you treat her good, always be the best dad you can, and she will grow up and realise it. It takes time and it hurts like hell but if you stay correct she WILL see it. Hope it all works out soon
@@JimmyJayJunior thank you had a talk with her for the first time in almost year we were talking good then she would put the facetime on mute and was looking to the side talking and listening to someone like she was being told what to say I told her as soon as she unmuted I said why are you disrespecting me like that she will be 18 soon and is still allowing herself to be manipulated I been trying to be there but I totally get where 50 is coming from because his son is in his late 20's and thinks and talks bad about 50 it's the same with my situation as long as her mother is in her ear it'll happen but she has to brake that I'm just giving her time
As a mother...100% FACTS!!!! Women who use their kids to hate their father is disgusting! If you love your kids you would never make them choose!!! Sorry you have to go through that 🙏🏾
Me too bro💯
I thought I was gonna have to deal with this with my oldest daughter until she asked her mom if she can live with me a few years ago…. It was ones of the best feelings I’ve ever felt in my life 🥲
That's amazing. I'm hoping for the same thing
That’s what happens when you’re a good father who show up physically and emotionally for your kid. Good for you! Wish there were more fathers like you out there!
Awesome!!!
The kid is old enough now to understand his father and where he’s coming from !!!!! I agree with you 50
Loved that he said he's his baby. If he was wanted there, an invitation would have been given or verbally given.
My mother never spoke badly about my father. I was able to see the reality for myself.
I understood that you saw what really happened. You inviting him or her to your big occasion,it gives credit to the other parent.
Was estranged from my pops for 10 years. He came back into my life…said, “I’ll never abandon you again.” I made it tough on him…BUT HE NEVER STOPPED. Pops is gone now but I’m really glad he didn’t wait for an invitation. It was never gonna come.
First sane comment I’ve come across. Well done to your pops for hanging in there and never stopping.
Correct. It is kind of wild that he would expect an 18 year old to understand anything about life that he didn’t teach him directly.
50s son was money orientated though, moaning at 25 years old that he only got $6700 a month off him in child support. Imagine!
@@Cece-dad17 I’ll just reiterate…I said I made it tough on my father. But he said I will NEVER abandon you again. Perhaps I’m a better person than his son. I’m just saying I’m glad my father was patient with me. I think it paid off in the end.
@@dawillia88 definitely did. I think you may be a better person than his son. Glad all worked out for you two!
That's a crying shame that boy looks just like his Daddy!! They need to reconcile Life's TOO SHORT!!🌹🙏❤️🌹
He sure does look just like his dad. I was just sitting here saying the same thing. Wow they know they need to get this together.
It’s the moms fault and this is probably the way she wants it but she’s hurting her son in the end !! Girl , grow up !!
@@jean6509facts ma baby mama is the same way and I luv ma baby’s but she’s not letting us have a relationship and rite now am not that good in health so I have to relax sometimes because I’ll go crazy
I said the same thing. I hope they make amends bc you can tell that he actually loves him. He wants to be there but he is too prideful to reach out.
As a man who recently lost his father after having a less than ideal relationship, I can definitely agree with this. Once they’re gone, all you’re left with is regrets
This is genuine unconditional ❤️ love, 50 is a good man, never turn your child again the other parent ....let the child see for themselves.
It breaks my heart that they both don't talk to each other 😢 and I'm sure their hearts are broken too over them not talking, I think they need each other more than they know it. I hope one day they can make up and be a strong team😢
Don’t ever give up on your child.
I agree. I understand his point of view but he should continue to pursue his son so as time goes on no one can say he didn't fight.
Nah, disagree. Relationships go both ways especially if he's old enough to make decisions.
Unfortunately, some children will be ungrateful and there is nothing you can do.
@@SuperMBARutgers2013 a child didn’t ask to be born. It’s your responsibility for the well being of that child until you die. Never give up on your child, it’s a life commitment.
@@roxannevlogs7329 nah, that's BULLSHIT. You cannot force a child to love you.
Na. It's time for his son to grow up. A man's job is to teach him how to be a man. Part of it is nobody's going to come and rescue you
As a father though you got to take the inititave. If he doesnt repair that relationship he'll regret it one day. Family is the most important thing in life people dont let petty shit fill your heart with sorrow.
I hear you on that, but do you know the story with these Two? His son has been outta pocket and acting disrespectful for years. With 50's babymoms not far behind that.
When the mother has manipulated the child so bad sometimes it's hard to reconstruct that relationship I'm going through this
@@tonyak-47bestYou and I both. I'm going through the same thing.
You see through the bs @MC.STORM336. Thank you...!
@@skysimba8953 My sons father figured out if he had my son he could double his disability check. I was constantly in and out of court, being accused of abuse/ neglect, and my son turned into somebody I didn't even know anymore. So angry and so disrespectful. Making the decision to take my hands off the situation was literally the hardest thing I've ever had to do in my life. And I remember saying to myself, this is why some dads have to walk away. Everything he was saying to me was word for word stuff I'd heard from his dad. Even crazier, after I lost my very good paying job due to all the missing days and stress for 3 tears-- his dad met a woman that had children, and my son got dropped back off like nothing ever happened. His dad doesn't even visit. For as bad as the situation hurt me, it really hurt my son the most. People putting all this bitterness into their kids is crazy, but it's very real. You can say you have to be proactive and keep pursuing it, but it did nothing but make my situation worse. It was a such helpess feeling because it really was out of my hands. I feel terrible for everybody that's going through it. Sometimes the kids get older and figure it out, but sometimes they don't. I'll never figure out how someone could ever manipulate their child like that.
I always admire 50! Love and total respect to you, Sir🙏🏾🕊️🔥♥️🛐
You don't need an invitation, you just show up!!!
Nah man. Imma call the school and find out when it is, then sit off in the corner unnoticed and see my kid graduate.
Exactly it cries butt hurt to me. Worrying about his feelings instead of his sons'.
So the whole point is for the kid to KNOW that you are there. Kids wanna see that dad and mom have shown up.
@@ladyindigo1649I disagree, you’re not a man so you just won’t get it. No different than as a man when it comes to child birth, I just won’t get it. It’s not just “butt hurt” it’s easy to dismiss it as such! You’re off to a bad start if you have to call the school and ask! If the kid wanted you there, he or she will assure that you know! I won’t get overly preachy but I disagree
@@kendallfleming5858 We are both entitled to our own opinions and you're right I'm not a man but EGO does get involved where love should provale for some guys.
@@ladyindigo1649 When a person says, “We are entitled to our opinions” it’s very disingenuous and a very dismissive statement. The phrase is very similar to “I don’t mean to be rude or not to cut you off” then the person immediately follows up with a rude statement or cuts you off in conversation. A man works in logic and reason and Ego is a part of that reason. Pride is also very operative for men and necessary in survival of nature vs nurture. Even the very way we as men determine and decipher if you love us is immensely different. Women determine love on how a man makes them feel or treated. Men determine love based on respect and the type of respect you show us. Both based on feelings but they Segway differently via perception and interpretation. This is why as men, we get it and understand you can only do so much and you can’t force your life into your kids life, you can try but women have a higher influence over children than men.
My son didn't invite me to his graduation because of his mothers influence broke my f@ckn 💔
Did you pay child support or do you pay child support?
What do you give him twenty five dollars a month
@@normairby5424he can go to jail, if he didn't pay child support. And also, everyone situation is different.
@normairby5424 all about the child support huh?
@@normairby5424paying child support is not the issue rather it’s more of what roles one takes and if the mother doesn’t want the father to play his role but takes his money then there’s a problem and it’s the child that suffers the most and the father and son misses out on the important things!
It’s important that the child has access to his father especially if he’s a good man regardless of what has happened between the mother and father as an open line of communication is always the way forward.
@@jaysparrow6631 exactly
I love this man and I'll pray for this relationship because they need each other
50 really loved this guy
Breaks my heart. Dude, you gotta swallow up that pride and push your way into that young man's life, no lie. Push your way in and never let go. The more they push, the more they want you to pull. God bless
Unfortunately it's not that easy. You will be warned by the S.R.S and the court system to give that kid space or there could be legal ramifications. Hopefully, he has a change of heart and mother loses her tight grip.
Ok you said it stop the petty stuff and be a man no tiff for tack
it's interesting. I can see clearly from this what Jesse Lee Peterson teaches. he does want to be in the kids life. but the kid was poisoned by the ex to look at his father incorrectly. it's hard for me to really blame either man in this scenario because I totally feel both their feelings
In most cases it’s a detriment to a parent to push and push to be in a person’s life that don’t want you there. It’s easy to sit and say one should do when they are on the outside looking in.
He cannot “PUSH” his way into this boy’s life as long as that “mother” is in her son’s ear poisoning his opinion of his father. YOU CHOSE HIM that’s not your son’s fight!!!!
Prayers for reconciliation 🙏
50 deserves that offspring bond 💔
He needs to earn it.
@@denisesingleton5475His son is grown and need to act like it. He's complaining $6500 monthly allowance isn't emough. Get a degree and learn the business like his dad or get a job.
@@denisesingleton5475THANK YOU! Yes he does and everyone wants to act like he don’t tf
@@Peace2U2212yeah and he doesn’t mean the money isn’t enough. He is saying that money is not enough, throwing money at the problem won’t make it go away, he needs more as in he needs his dad to actually try and bond and be there not just play victim and cry that he’s not part of his sons life
No matter who you are or what you have the love of your child supersedes everything.Sending love & prayers to 50 & his son
Just like when you show up to important events, you should have been at that graduation.You will never get to recreate that moment,he full of it.
If you're kids see you as a paycheck. It isn't the kids fault. The fault lies with how you raised them. There are plenty of examples of children from high networth individuals that grew up humble and normal. Dave Ramsay's kids, Bill Gates kids, Denzel Washington's kids, Robin William's kids, etc. The list goes on and on. But in order to raise a kid to be humble when you as a dad are rich, you need to recognize and understand that raising a child is more than just providing a roof, food, and funds. You have to actually give your time, impart wisdom, and teach lessons learned from your own experiences.
I have never seen a spoiled or entitled child with good, humble and wise parents. They always come from neglectful and broken homes where money is focused on way too much.
Praying for 50 and his son that the relationship is restored.
50 I see your growth your son will be a better man because your words of wisdom will better hom knowledge is continuous he will succeed in life because your his mentor God bless you both much❤ sp
As a parent, things like this hurt deeply… The son’s mother has ruined him, funny how no one is condemning her actions and influence on the situation… And sadly enough, this type of dysfunction occurs entirely too often…
The father is the blame, and the mother is unnamed…
She was wrong, but a father shouldn't need an invite. You should care enough to keep up. Schools now send paperwork to both homes if need be. That's what's irritating from the child's point of view. Why do I need to invite you to be a parent.
Nah it’s deeper than that. See yall know 50 cent the superstar but I know boo boo who lived 4 houses down from me.. he caused all of this treating that woman like shit after she helped him out from being shot. He hid out in the poconos in her mother’s house when he got out from the hospital and as soon as he blew up, he switched up on her, saying she feels entitled. Well when you helped someone out from the brink of death and they get rich of course you’re gonna wanna some stuff.. then when she moved on and got a boyfriend and he found out, he threatened the dude and told her to let him leave.. when she refused, he got the house burnt down.. he likes poking fun at diddy and his problems, but one day when them tables turn it’s gonna be worse for him!
@@Queensbugout
No one owes no one anything… Remember that… It’s even Biblical; (Romans 13: 8 )…
@@meschellewilson8046
Because most of the time, like myself, I only get calls from the school when there’s a problem; or a payment for something needs to be made… When it’s something good, I’ve never gotten a phone call or a letter… If my son hadn’t told me of those events; I’d have never known…
That’s why he would’ve needed an invite; and being a woman, you wouldn’t know how father’s are treated…
@@QueensbugoutI'm glad u stated that, these people tend to have opinions on matters they don't know shyt about!
No excuses for not being there bud I dont agree with what he said! to me thats a COP OUT!! If you say your in your sons life and YOU care about his accomplishments, then HOW DID YOU NOT KNOW WHEN HE WOULD GRADUATE?? Be a man BE A FATHER its not always about money PUT YOUR FATHER PANTS ON!
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I don’t agree with you… Of course he knew the Son was graduating, issue is he wasn’t invited. High chances you don’t know how toxic situations like this may be.
You don’t get it.
He wasn’t Invited
@tomasduran578 you do realize that invitations are provided for graduation due to seating constraints, right? You don’t just invite yourself. The man said he received no invitation. Get your head out of your butt.
Poor guy 😢 his son should know how blessed he is to have a father that wants to be in his life and take care of him. There are a lot of people who don't have that.
Dads want to attend grand events but don't invest in little days.
If he didn't want to call school, he has assistants for this.
If he had narrow day to day relationship with his child, this situation doesn't occur.
Be present as a parent no matter the altercation with the ex. Do your best to invest, overcome rejection, overcome reputation, overcome delegation and your child will remember you!
Why would he have to to all of that? Wouldn’t it be more mature for the Mother to call? Or the son? COME ONE BE REAL!! Have you graduated? You invite people, so many get to come FREE if you invite other than that you give info to buy ticket in the invite. WHY should your own father, half the reason you are here have to do all that THEN get the blame for not? I’m not with my child’s father but TRUST when it come to milestones she’s taking in her life I as a MATURE loving Mother will always invite her Father and give him a FAIR option to be a dead beat. This is pushing someone away due to hate put in the child, how long is one supposed to endure it? We can love from a distance for our own health and WAIT to be invited into one’s life when they have healed and are ready to receive love. Let’s pray that for these two 🙏🏽❤️
Only those who are going through this would understand, I felt that and agree with 50. It's real like that
It’s sad but true. Some many others will be so quick to say that they’d find out when it is and go and all this other talk. But till they’re actually in the situation for themselves, they just don’t understand
I totally disagree because I went through the same shit with 2 of my children's mother. We good now. I went through hell trust me but I never threw the towel. Only used my towel for all sweat
@4everoldskool626 respect to you, at times its too much and you have to know when enough is enough. Of course we all push for a peaceful outcome in the end yet this is not a movie and things at times do not work out the way we'd like even if we put our best foot forward.
@@Cinemachoicefilms look in only telling you this because I truly believe Im still alive for these conversations like you and are having. Bare with me please, and I'll do my best to break it down in a short summary. Im 55 with 4 children. My son Dominique turns 34 this Thursday. He was born with cerebral palsy 2 ponds and 10oz. Wheelchair bound until he was 22 like I was at that when I got shot 6 times. He was shot 4 times and murdered 2012. I've been in a coma for 3 months from motorcycle accident. Stabbed, overdosed twice. Homeless for over 7 yrs and now got my roof over my head and no more addiction to drugs. Then my other son who is 27, daughters 26 & 24. Both parents and grandparents deceased. Brother and sister deceased. 3 friends suicide and about 7 friends murdered. Point to you is, despite our troubles within, or the stormy weather that we all face and still will at times, gotta just press pause on your life for a min to look at yourself so you can put everything in perspective right . Then make a plan to have goal to put yourself in better mental, physical and financial situation. It takes everyday practice, and pray if that's you. Just please yourself and those around you. Get out the hose and healthy fun. No ghetto concerts, no negative energy. Find yourself and be proud of it and fk anybody who ain't on board to see you prosper in bruh. Because haters are always there, like jealousy and envy. Know that and come back to my comment if you need to to uplift you from time to time
💯 AGREE YOU A REAL ONE! Narcissistic People CAN'T Take Responsibility For THEIR B.S. And Rather BLAME Them. IF He A Momma Boy And He Abused Her Some Don't Play That.
Hurts to listen to this😔... thank God despite my history I invited my pops. It would hurt them more if you don't... 🔒🙏🏽
Why would you forgive him? I really don't understand. Why do people give people who don't deserve it, time of day?
@@1stHalf 1. He does deserve it. 2. After all the recklessness we do as people, God still forgives USS.... so why not & why can't we do the same? ;) 💪🏾
I hear so much unforgiveness on this thread. I know things can get hard, but unforgiveness can do more damage to us than the person we refuse to forgive. I pray that we all completely heal!🙏🏾
I feel his pain. Man, when people expect things from you when they do well, that's sad.
I'm standing with 50 on this. Children are smart, precocious even. Around 13-15, their mind starts to develop & comprehend things on a deeper perspective. If your child can't see through the manipulation, they're part of it, unfortunately.
Exactly fam. I agree. My father going through this same BS with my siblings who are 43 and 25. Their mother's put the seed in their heads and instead of reaching out and finding out the truth they just rolled with whatever their mothers said
@@fredrobinson1145sad but the truth shall prevail no matter how long it takes, only hope by that time it ain’t too late ⏳
Exactly!
its something that as bin going on for decades now.the boy's mother is evil for wanting more than 500gs a year for child supports and because she never got It,she went on a evil run for 50 calling him a dead beat father.am going through the same issues with my EVIL wife and my kids.
That makes no sense. So a child at 15 should've seen something wrong that you as a full grown adult didn't even see before you created the child in the first place? Part of the reason people go away to college is to experience life outside of their home fully and to understand different perspectives. You're suggesting they have that knowledge, fully developed, at the point where they're just hitting puberty and starting to date is asinine.
It will be hard for a mother to manipulate a son against the father IF the father makes the EFFORT, no matter how hard it is, to be in the son's life from a young age. If a father truly loves his son and the son is graduating, he would make the effort to find out and turn up there. True love doesn't hold grudges. 50, let the relationship get this bad.
Exactly! Not sure why 50 gets a pass for his negligence. He had enough money, power, and influence to get custody of Marquise if that is what he really wanted to do. Now he wants to blame the BM.
It's a 2 way street. U can't have a relationship with sum1 who doesn't participate
@@BravoShow are you referring to the child? If you are, then you are slightly wrong, as a father I make it MY RESPONSIBILITY to engage my child, I don't leave it solely to the mum. If you engage with your child POSITIVELY and constantly from young, it would be hard for even a mum to break that. Example I've not been able to pick my kid up a few time, but I've called b4 hand to let em know I can't and provided options. Kid gets home, mum goes "dad didn't pick you, he doesn't care about u, he does this every time". Kid goes "that's not true" and starts defending me. Mum tells me at some point "I don't know what u tell or give this kid that's always defending you". I say it's love and being involved.
Imagine if I didn't call or wasn't involved and engaging my kid, it would be easier for the mum to manipulate my child.
Do we know if 50 was close to the kid from young or he was busy travelling, ignoring him and his mum? Who knows, but I know if you bond with your kid, generally they'll bond with u.
agreed @@BravoShow
Father's have the same rights as Mother's.
I NEVER KNEW YOU ONCE LOVED HIM SO MUCH. FORGIVE ME FOR BEING HARD ON YOU. BUT FORGIVE HIM TO.HE REALLY NEEDS YOU HE'S CRYING OUT FOR YOU. IT'S A SAD THING TO SEE A BLACK MAN WITHOUT HIS FATHER. IF HE EVER NEEDED YOU CHRIS HE NEEDS YOU NOW. MEND THE FENCES I THINK HE'S READY FOR HUGS AND FATHER TALKS AND YOUR 💕 AND TO BE A GOOD BIG BROTHER TO HIS LIL BROTHER. UNITED WE STAND DIVIDED WE FALL.❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😊. LET HIM MAKE YOU PROUD HE NEEDS YOUR BLESSINGS
He REALLY hurts when he talks about his son, that toughness goes out the window and he just becomes a parent who doesn’t know how to fix his situation with his son 😢his face tells a story
All these man saying ‘I felt that’ that’s what happens when your children grow up and see that you were nowhere to be found when they needed you. Guess what, they grown.. they don’t need you no more. Is not about money, is about your presence. Kids will remember that!
50 was always there. The woman wanted more money and 50 refused to drop and she
went nuclear by destroying the fathers son relationship
Oh please. His wife took the child, manipulated him, and then drained 50 for money. 50 should reconcile now, but the child and 50 have issues because of the golddigger mom
Exactly. They identify because they embody the same mindset. Not be active parents, then blame the active parent for the way said child views them.
No matter how much trash talk the mother does, if you got a connection/relationship with your children, they WILL WANT YOU AROUND, especially at a graduation.. so everything else is trying to play the ‘blame game’ sure sure…
@@JohnSmith-ti9uq if that's true then shouldn't 50 have chosen better? I mean that's what we tell women that end up with deadbeats.
Dads get a hard wrap
That's Real Talk CUZZO 😎💙
@@ShawnAmbers-mc1dn If they're MESSY DEADBEAT!!! 🤮🙄
Im not sure how many kids 50 has, but i met him once managing a gym. He was with his son workingout. Hes respectful and seemed focused. Sad to hear about him being excluded.
PAINFUL TO WATCH THIS.....THIS DEEPER THEN JUST THAT EVENT .BIG PRAYERS FOR ALL THAT FACE THESE ISSUES.....
It's sad to see that even when you have everything you ever wanted. You can't share it with the ones you love, because of hate and resentment. 🤦🏿♂️💯
Who's stopping him from sharing or find out from the school wen is graduation, same how he shows up for tours & stage shows he could show up at graduation!! Kmft
The problem is sitting around waiting for invitations when you have a strained relationship with your child is wrong. The child is dealing with conflict between parents and trying to be loyal to one over the other. Even if your child says they hate you it's YOUR job to STILL SHOW UP. If they never call you, YOU keep trying to call them. Get rejected a million times but KEEP SHOWING UP, KEEP CALLING. Because eventually they will remember and know you never stopped trying. They will appreciate that and it MATTERS in the long run.
Edit: Since using the word child isn't clear enough, I will say I'm not referring to adult children. If they cut you off you need to respect their wishes. I'm talking while the kids are growing up and that includes 18 yrs olds. There's no specific age, but before they've become independent adults. When I say SHOW UP that doesn't always mean literally showing up. That means being there for your kids. That means reaching out to them even when they don't reach out to you. If they actively tell you they don't want you there, then you have to respect them. But the point is you need to keep trying, you don't give up when they reject you. You keep asking and offering. Accept their answer and try again next time. That's all.
I agree with this. It’s the parent’s job to maintain their relationship with the child. However, I think some of this is 50’s response to how he’s hurt in the situation. He didn’t have healthy relationships with his parents so he’s winging it and this is a tough situation for him. He feels betrayed by his son and it’s hurt him. One day he should look past his hurt and do whatever it takes to mend that relationship.
I'm not calling no rude or disrespectful child when they old enough to know better. Expectations are expected .
@@chinasamcclean5821I was thinking the same thing. 50 mentions that in his comments. His son is 18 years old. He is an adult no matter how you look at it. If he really wanted his dad to be there, he lets him know, “ Hey, you coming to graduation, right?” That’s all we need. When the dad is on the outside looking in, we need invitations to know we are welcomed. It may sound petty or unreasonable, but it doesn’t seem like to much to ask for when you are present and providing like you should be.
@@tsalazar1981 nay bruh miss me w that! I guarantee you there's a lot more to this story. And answer me this. When was the last time it any have you heard 50 acknowledge or took responsibility and said, yo I could've done better because I was just a dad and I have not become a father yet! Big difference. I was a dad for a very long time and pointed fingers. Then there comes a time for every human being to look in the mirror and check yourself! And know that you'll make a better mistake tomorrow
I agree. A parent's love is unconditional!!! I get that 50 cent feels hurt & I certainly don't think he needs to buy his son's love, BUT does is son REALLY feel loved by him or that he's a priority!!! I get it, yes, he's 18, but 18 isn't very old!!! I'd argue that his son probably needs him even more. It does sound like his son is being caught in between his parents. But at the end of the day, as a parent, you show up!!!! He absolutely could've found out when his son's graduation was?!?! A male's brain is still developing until their 25 years old. I'm sorry I do think the onus is on him as a father!!!!
50 real at all times…am a father with his kinda situation and it does really hurt no matter how tough u are faced with such..as if what is already in tune with regards to your own&love so much family…is not enough headache..
I feel for 50. He's actually VERY sensitive person indeed. I felt this.
No matter what kind of situation the parents are no longer together, your children should be left out of the drama.
Thats your child, and that's your parent. 😢
This is sad I really hope they work this out one day
It’s his son’s responsibility? No it’s the father’s responsibility.
It's both. I can see if his son was a toddler. But he's an adult too.
@@changeyourenergy708he's an adult with zero experience at being an adult.
@ChrisLawton66 🙄no adult had experience. It comes with time.
@@changeyourenergy708 that's precisely the point there, Eyeroll.
@@ChrisLawton66 i don't get it.
No because that is yr child just like he is hers and if you were keeping up with your son's life, I don't care if it's 5 minutes a day you should have known, a-u-t-o matic when his graduation day was , your presence there was all on you sweetie, 🙋🏽❤️
50 is at that OG age where he looks forward to any celebrations, but if it is missed for any particular situation, it's just the way it is.
It just warmed my heart so much when he said "I love him man, he's my baby" ❤ that's all I heard and nothing else. I pray this relationship has gotten better or gets better if it hasn't. God can do Anything may his power be all over this situation to connect dat baby back to his dada in a peaceful and loving way🙏
It's not the child's job to reach out to the parent. It's the parents job to win their child's heart.
He’s already an adult. No longer a child. He can distinguish what’s right and wrong. The problem is the mother who brainwashed him.
Bullshit. A relationship takes 2. Granted it is always going to be the parents child and at some point you learn that we can figure this out or just keep it moving. Ain't nobody about to chase after a person that doesn't want them.
Agreed 100%
That’s true but homie wasn’t no child no more
No longer a child? Because he's 18? That's still a teenager. They still have no idea how to make good decisions. Just because they are considered a legal adult doesn't make them grown. Dad should still be leading the way. Not the child. And if dad wasn't in the picture then he has a lot more work to do.
As a father myself, I kind of agree. Why do I have to call the school when the mother can just let me know? If the situation were reversed I would tell her, “here’s the date of the graduation and it starts at this time” how hard is that?
So sorry to hear that. I've gone through similar with my kids Dad. 💔
50 is one of the realest in the game I’m confident he speaks from the heart and with experience in so many situations he found himself in and succeeded where many failed he’s a good role model for the current generation especially his son
FRFR 💙 STR8 Up CUZ
His son saw all the information about his dad. Heard everything his dad had to say and still decided his dad is trash. Because his dad is just trash. He must be like whys dad always attacking people online like those childish trolls that have nothing better to do. Great role model!
@@1stHalf everyone has a past and where he’s been to where he is now deserves credit he turned his sh1t around made a better life for his family than he had he ain’t no diddy if its proven that sh1t can’t be fixed
@@TheGrantwalker He doesn't need to be diddy to be shitty. Clearly he didn't turn it around, he didn't go see his son graduate because of his own ego. That's not a father holding himself accountable. 50 is a big online troll/bully. You think a person like that will have good morals? He's literally teaching his kid to go make fun of people who are suffering in life, make fun of people who made mistakes. Great role model huh?
50 is me and I am 50. 😢❤❤
Same
And I’m both off you’re facts as am going through this stigma
Hang In There..Light Will Shine On Y'all #GODIS
Praying that this relationship is restored.... Too many times, we get involved in our parents' drama. I'm praying for everyone to restore the relationship with the father who seemed distant and the mother that makes her stress your stress
Love him, he has nothing to do with what you and his mom has going on. He will and should always defend his mother the same way you would !
You don’t need an invitation to your son’s graduation. You be there.
I agree
Yes he does. If the kid don’t want him there, that’s that. I won’t go where I’m not invited.
If you don't have an invitation you won't be let in !!!! You only get like 2-4 invites and the security checks every single one !!! Quit talking about something you know NOTHING ABOUT AND TRYING TO MAKE THE FATHER SOUND LIKE A POS WHEN THE SON AND MOTHER IS !!! THE MOTHER IS FOR SURE !!!! PLACE BLAME WHERE IT SHOULD BE !!! IF YOU TRY TO GO TO A GRADUATION WITHOUT AN INVITATION YOU WILL GET KICKED OUT !!!!
@@malindabrinson5857NO NO NO Y'ALL SOUND SO UNEDUCATED AND CAN TELL Y'ALL HAVEN'T EVER BEEN TO A GRADUATION CEREMONY!!! NO INVITATION NO ENTER !!!! THE SECURITY WILL NOT LET YOU GO IN !!! I HAVE BEEN TO OVER 20!!!! DIFFERENT States all in the USA .
@@tiffanyc566that’s weird bcuz I’ve been to PLENTY graduations that I didn’t get invited to
There are ALWAYS gems to be dug with 50
He looks soo much like his Dad bless him ❤
His son need to realize it ain’t about them -it’s about him . People aren’t perfect but he seems lucky to have both parents who love him .
His son is at least 25 years old now. This is an old clip.
Nope not 25, he's like 28 yrs old now.
@@christianstrong6256 That's why I said "at least".
Has his son found a career, I'm just curious!!
@@RebeccaBerry-qv6kg Good question! I don't think so, but I'm not sure.
@@sheilam.335His son is no longer in social media...He is no bothering anyone...The last thing that he said about his father publicly was that when ever his ready to talk he will be ready also...And 50 cent made no attempt to reconcile with his son...SMH
He’s not like his father. Kid is a slow learner…
Kids get their IQ from mommy too. That would explain it. 50 is pretty damn smart.😊
He listens to his mom way too much that's what's happening. When baby momma's are mad at you they'll put your kids against you just because ya'll relationship didn't work like got something to do with it.
@@hotzauhse very true! I was used as a pawn against my dad,and so were my sisters.. more money or more anything was what my mom tried to get,but never let us meet our dads,yea dads . Now as a married woman, I'll do anything for my kids to have their dad in their lives.. I push for it,even . Dads are the best for kids too! They deserve to be acknowledged!
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@@hotzauhse 🥰 i feel bad for 50.. I think he seems like an amazing person, and I would've loved to have a dad like him. I see the characteristics that my husband has, in 50.. loyal, loving,honest.. those are one of the best things to have as a dad! I wish I had one growing up, and I'll do my Dang hardest to get my kids to have a good relationship with theirs . 22yrs married next month, and my husband is a much better person than I am!
A father is a blessing
I wish you and your son well Much greatness to you always
It is never the child's responsibility to chase the parent for a relationship. I don't care what the dynamic was between his mother and 50, 50 should still be taking the initiative to build/foster a relationship with his son. Period.
Exactly
looks like you missed the point
You missed the point.
This is between the parents and the mother intentionally leaving out information that she'd know 50 would have appreciated. It's shitty.
50 Confirmation is Onpoint with a young adult child identifying with what is going on. In addition to communicating with both of his parents. Lesson learned by son because 50 has comon sense boundaries setup. It appears its about how the mom feels and son watching the parents not to betray mom. 🕊️💌♥️☮️
I see the pain on his face every-time he talks about this boy, I think he should have continue to reach out from the separation then the child will know 50 didn’t give up on him, and the son will look back even if the mum is using him against the father he still will go back.
Praying for you and your son relationship 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾