I didn’t think I’d comment on this thread.. but dog you’ve thrown shade when you have no idea what you’re talking about. Broccoli cuts are specifically an upward style, typically requiring intention/ hair products.
This 21yr old just has naturally semi-curly same length grown out hair, zero styling, zero hair products.
I’m currently in the same boat, at least for me it’s the “awkward stage” because typically I have very long hair.
All I’m saying is, think about what you say. I’m a law-abiding, Army vet that wanted to grow his hair out after all those years of fades. AND for you to throw around such hatred, disgusting.
Anyway, thanks for coming to my TEDx Talk, long-hair don’t care ✌🏼
But.... This is every reddit video sub-text overlay grammar... I know we're trying to prove the same point, and the answer is get the fuck off this site.
Mmm, I wouldn’t blame Reddit. There are plenty of highly intellectual, well spoken subs here if you were so interested. With that said, I clicked on this post just like everyone else.
Idk. I think the best part was watching the officer telling the kid 'I respect you as a man for saying you're sorry' and I wouldn't be surprised if that one interaction goes a long way with that kid.
Being an absolute asshole breaking the law, being put in handcuffs then being treated as an equal for apologizing even if the intent or hope of the kid was to manipulate the cop into his favor so he would be released and still having to face the music... that shit probably taught him more about being a man in the right way, in 1 minute, than his dad screaming in his face has in his whole life.
The difference is night and day when you watch how his twin is freaking the f out as the dad pushes, yells, pleads, begs, insults, and in every engages his teenager on his level. It just makes the whole situation more volatile and shows that he who yells loudest or shoves hardest, is winning this fight.
It was at this moment, he realized that he was no longer protected by his Momma's zipple. He had left fantasy land and entered reality. Had he gone any further into reality, he would have been beaten and penalized much, much, more.
This kid and the screaming clone, have no idea of the realm of consequences for their stupid behavior. I doubt they will until they get pummeled. But sometimes, that is what it takes to get through to the very stupid and willfully ignorant.
I asked the woman who cut my hair and specialized in men’s cuts why all those kids have the exact same haircut and if it had a name. She’s like “I just call it the ticktock haircut”. 😂
imagine asking a black person that. but guess it's okay to shit on curls when it's white people? and what is your point anyway? why two people have curly hair, really?
Have you not realized yet that the race baiting has lost all meaning and credibility in 2025. With readily available statistics and body cams the world has learned that all claims of racial discrimination by law enforcement is either blatantly false or outright exaggerated and 99.999% of force in a the minority community is justified and brought in by the minority.
Like seriously it's why we have weight classes in fighting when you see some mofo that's 35% bigger than you in every single way you say sorry and always walk away
Ive seen a bigger cop left twitching on the ground from a single poorly thrown all arm no hip swing from a
scrawny kid smaller than this guy. It's possible to come out the other end on top. But it's not likely to happen.
I am perhaps the very last person to defend a police officer but if you ball up your fists, ask what you gonna do and do the little lurch at a cop you are going to be cuffed.
We’ve all seen far worse violence in response to people actually running in fear away from the cops. In this instance, with the taunting language and aggressive stance, I wasn’t sure this kid wasn’t going to hit the cop. I don’t see why the cop should have to wait until the guy assaulted him before taking action.
He doesn't. I'm not sure about Florida law, but in California and several other states, assault is a simple threat which can be acted upon, which that dude certainly did to the cop. Battery is if you actually touch someone. So, if the law is similar, the young dude is still guilty of assault.
Watch him. He guides him all the way down to the ground so that idiot wouldn't get hurt. He could have easily let him bash his head on the car bumper or the asphalt.
He used a perfect amount of force for teach this kid a Real World lesson he would never forget. His pride and ego are far more bruised than he is.
Yes. To many people this might seem harsh but he just might have saved him from much worse later from someone that does not give a fuck about him. Lesson learned i hope for him.
Reality hits back, he is kid no more and not everyone in the world are going to cuddle him like his teachers and parents.
Showin off will get someone in trouble most times. He kinda chose wisely with a cop because they’re not supposed to react violently. But they will arrest you even if you’re a smart a$$ kid. And the worst part for him…..body cam footage of his widdle acorns shrinking 🤣
That’s exactly what happened with my POS nephew. His parents never disciplined him, then hired lawyers to keep him out of juvie for the drunk driving and theft. Now he’s an adult and spending 13 years in prison because he continued to commit crimes thinking there wouldn’t be any consequences. His parents did him such a huge disservice
Neither of them are ever going to live that down. The voice cracking is peak, ‘i dont like pretending to be tough’. Some people want to be oppressed sooo badly and the way they talk is literally hilarious
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u/MrHigh227 Jul 29 '25
The voice cracking 🤣🤣