How Black Parents Be When Their Kid Don't Play Sports | Rdcworld1 ORIGINAL VIDEO
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No way this video is blowing up again ☠☠ It flatlined at 510k views and a year later it's getting recommended to y'all again lmao
The sacred algorithm 🙏
the algorithm strikes again
this getting personal
* are
Shittin me lol, I was never told this and I didnt play basketball 😂
The saddest part is. This is not a skit. This is reality.
cons of having strict parents
@@afriking lmaoo this is sad ass fuck.
“Should have kept you in football”
@@afriking ya
Well yeah that's the only way they can get out the ghetto 😂
“You need to bring that 92 up”
“aight im done with this family im gone”😂😂
Shoot a 92 is great 🤣🤣🤣
Aiight😂😂😂😂
P
and u need to lower your voice lmfao . his dad on point
It's amazing how Mark's whole family can act so well
They're not acting
@@DeadManAnimations at all this os exactly how black parents be lmao. My mama was the same way
@@DeadManAnimations 😂
who told u they're not acting
Amazing? Acting? 😒
the report card scene alone could've been the whole skit lmaooo
You need to bring that 92 up alright, I’m done with this family 😂😂🤦🏽♂️ tf
W
That was me except I played sports all year
@@maliksmjohnson2660 That's an Asian thing. You get a 95 in Math and the parents say why isn't a 100.
U need to bring that 92 up...😅
“You needa bring that 92 up” felt that in my soul😭😭😭😭😭😭
Fr 😭😭😭
😂😂😂😂
Why can't you just play a sport Marcus? Tennis, cricket..polo play something 🤣
That one hurt the most
😭😭
I grew up in the south an every time I met an older black dude and he found out “I didn’t play ball” the look of disappointment on their face was so strong 😭😭
that's foul af 😭
Lol and none of them ever made a $ off that shit and spent hundreds of hours playin prolly
@@goldchef2754 this is the most ignorant comment I’ve seen in awhile
@@drgreene1886 and the most truthful. Lot of them are living lost dreams.
Don’t be big AF and not play a sport. “You should be playing for somebody’s team” “wasting all that height and muscle
Classic Dad line “You need to lower your voice “. Found myself saying this a few times.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Or... "you better check tone"
You already know lollllllllll. Along with "get some of that attitude OUT yo body" too
There's also "Who you think you talkin to?!?" or ""Who you raising your voice at?!?"
@@soultyger “Did you say something?” Knowing damn well that I didn’t say a word because he’s looking right at me.
The “he hoop” from the lil kid was priceless 😂😂😂
on me😭
Facts mark couldn't say shit cuz he had social proof
Hm
that shit is real af
always a little brother/cousin gotta chime in with some unneeded adlib
@@notting2640 😂😂😂😂
“I’m done with this family” 🤣🤣
My mama would been like "oh you runnin away hold up let me pack you a bag, uh wait, but you aint taking nothing I bought" lol
The “sit behind the desk” shoes took my soul away🤣💀🤣
Damn...I wear those
Jm
I would wear those in a different color
*it's funny cuz they were Nike skateboarding shoes*
"Tennis, Cricket, Polo" this mom is listing a lot of lovely options, that's the biggest range I've heard of!
Ong instead of football wrestling basketball or baseball😭
@@X2MLion good ole American sports is more like it😎🇺🇸
fr bruh, moms grew up in brixton
Tennis a legit sport tho. That’s dudes are in crazy shape. I think it’s tougher than basketball
Cricket is probably the most hype inducing game out there when it's at it's peak, other sport players are in better shape on an average but you cant underestimate the skills and tech required. There is a reason it's the second most popular sport, now assuming that your future argument can be that only Indians play it, to give u a favour let's say half of whole south Asia watches it, thats 1 billion, and cricket Haa 2.5 billion fans.
Had to let yall know to clear up some misconception
Best part, “You need to lower your voice.” Dad said it with a straight face. 😂
That's spot on my pops.
And the look.
Asian parents will see you get a 98% on an exam and still be like "what happened to the other 2%?"
you have dishonor the family
Disowned.
😂😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣😆😆
That's tough
this is real life. It says it's a skit but this is reality I swear. Some of these parents act like you're worthless if you not playing sports. That's cuz folks be trying to live vicariously through their kids
pop
I can’t lie I’d be super super disappointed if I had a son and he didn’t like sports lol
@@youngmelo3717 well he isn't you
Ironic! In Africa (my continent) they think you are worthless if you play sports or any arts instead of studying law, medicine or engineering.
@@griizyybeatz6410 I hate this mentality because without art, we wouldn't be even using or have the knowledge from those other disciplines.
"You need to bring that 92 up." I felt that...
his parents are legit funny. he should get them in more skits
I think regardless of sports every kid should be on some type of activity team chess, drama, music , e-gaming
Exactly
Not if they don’t want to tho. You can’t force kids to participate in something they don’t like. They’ll probably give up eventually or just not try in general
I agree with all except e gaming.
@@j_the_don5160 that's the key...have something for everyone.
And kids DO need some "enforcement" on a better life.....and that's the truth.
@@Sahadi420 But seems like he was moving into academics and probably was good to college to be some like a engineer or Dr. Parents like this usually want to see how good their kids are in sports because they might can make money off of them eventually if they're good.
That comment about bringing the 92 up is literally my mom. You can be so proud of something and she still feels the need to nitpick at it 🙄
ong I could literally have a B+ or an A and my mom will say some "do better" 🤦🏾♂️
@@afriking I got 2 B's and an A for my grades before uni (English system I only had to do 3 subjects) and she still said to me it could have been better 😭
@@afriking bro if yall dont go off on they ass who tf they think they is 😂😂 n
@@MelaninDrip00 you gone get me’s in troubles 😭😭😭🤣
@@olijahanderson47 broooooooo😂😂😂😂😂
“I hoop”
“He hoop!”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love it. I love when you make a valid point and the only thing you get back that you can't argue is "You need to lower your voice". The flashbacks.
The look of disappointment I got when I told my family I was doing marching band and not football…
Because are race have a preconceived notion about what should be doing
@zay1489 srsly weird af, you don’t dig on marching band of all things. How about you try getting on the field and try marching and playing music too old man? And then they say “marching band isn’t a sport”
“You need to bring that 92 up”
I felt that in my soul. 😞
"97, 100 ,100-"
"Well you need to bring that 92 up"
"aight 🚶.."
Lol this was def my cousins life, bro used to tell me how his parents would always ask him why he couldn’t just go play basketball like me. He didn’t like sports at all
At least he had a choice. Some kids weren't as lucky
@@goodgrape5748 Because they were forced by their parents?
This is really interesting. Not much of an emphasis in the UK on sports- in fact, my parents never wanted me to get into any sports though I always had interests.
@@therealistintheboot8822 Yes. Grew up in a family where I'd be permanently grounded from a computer, video games, and my friends if I ever quit baseball.
@@benjenkins3220 mainly because some see sports scholarships as a golden ticket to a better life.
Others live vicariously through their kids
Most want their kid to do something physical.
Facts, down south even the nerdy kids had to find some sport to be good at. Soccer, Tennis, Golf, LITERALLY ANYTHING.
I feel called out lmao. Kinda nerdy and played soccer and tennis
@@SA2004YG 🤣🤣 at least you got something
Soccer is not a nerds sport lol it’s literally the most popular sport on the planet
@@kevinescobar1294not in America. America only cares about America. Not what’s popular outside of America 😂
@@seaserenity5971you can genuinely make more money playing Football than Eggball or Basketball and be more popular hence why The most popular people on earth are Footballers
His whole family and friends are lit with comedy
that "I ain't playing" dad low voice at the end "You need to lower your voice" lol
😂😂😂
you need to bring that 92 up got me dying after he ignored the much lower scores from the other kids, hilarious
Classic dad line "you see me trying to watch this game" 🤣🤣🤣
Mark then enlists in the Marines and becomes a decorated war hero...
Parents: But you didn't play no sports!
foul 😂😂
Well damn
Mark mom repeating “shoot mya” got me dead 😹😹😹
This is actual real life. Like this used to hurt my confidence growing up
You need to bring that 92 up🤣🤣🤣🤣
YOU need to lower your voice..
@@jrwhere5310 🤣🤣 with the serious face😶🤣
I'm a black man never played sports. I was a band nerd and and orch dork. I went to college on a partial music scholarship. I only had to take out around $6500 in student loans, which I have since paid off.
You don't have to do sports if you don't want to. Find something you love and are passionate about. Sports, art, dance, we all need a thing that will complete us.
u spittin 🗣
nah bro black mans spose play sum
band an orch whateva that is aint make no money
an aint no nobody cheer on band tf
an why you gotta go to school if you can be super rich playin sports
@@rollyjolly3076 I'll come back when you speak English because I don't understand the gibberish you wrote
@@domisthebomb09 i sware to god ya azz tryna act yt
@@domisthebomb09fr my mind actually died trying to read that
The shoe store part though. His mom kills me. LOL
Even if you’re not an athletic person, please play a sport or sports recreationally. Your 50+ self will thank you. Hopefully no injuries though.
@@805fillmore Makes exercise easier and more fun.
@@ntandomandlamakwela1425 Sports is much more than that it teaches you life much more than school
I know a sport! It’s called… _sleeping_
just don't play american football
@@Meditatedaily94Do something moderately intense makes a huge difference. You don’t need to be an athlete to push yourself a little.
"There's people out there that don't play sport, that's okay!!" Me for the majority of my life 😂😂😂😂
Ironically, today i'm a sports addict.
I think what people are point out is black people focus to much of the dream of making in sports instead of focusing on academics which is more realistic and achievable. How you going to build the black economy when everyone is trying to be professional athletes.
Like right now people are complaint about not having enough black people in certain business sectors, fields, representatives, etc, but we always focused on entertainment. So it's nobody fault but ours. That why we always late.
Sit behind a desk ? Chess, Backgammon, Poker ? Make momma proud ...
That whole family talented 😂😂😂
The amount of Jordan’s on that wall is insane 😭😭
Go and steal them
The fact this comment exists says a lot :(
@@iamdezsi9671 Go steal some people
Their is know such things as sitters in the Jordan Community
This was my experience growing up-solid student, had nice game too as a point guard; but my younger brother was a high school basketball superstar, tall and light-skinned… it gets much deeper but let’s just say, ninety-seven out of a hundred times, the academic route pays in the long run.
Nah, it's more like 99.99925 out of a hundred times, the academic route pays off in the long run. An average high school class in the US will have 1.1 million athletes. Out of that 1.1M, only 853 on average end up going to the pros. That means only ~0.00075% of HS athletes end up getting paid to play.
@@squidsquadkd Thas tuff
@@squidsquadkd you just gotta be goated
You caught my interest with the light skin part. Were yall half siblings ? Did your parents treat your younger brother better because he was light skin ?
Replace "Black" with "Asian" and "Play Sports" with "Study every second" and you get the exact same shit
I'm the same way, his brain is focused on more important matters. Not to say sports are not good. Just that there are things more important.He is a good son and a good man, a True Blessing. In the end sports and grades are good. But being a kind, empathetic and compassionate human being is what true success is.
Charles Barkley brought this up as an important talking point of American Black Culture…
That there’s too many black parents trying to push their kids into becoming athletes or entertainers. And not enough parents encouraging them to enter medicine, law, computer science, corporate management, etc etc etc
The odds of becoming a successful athlete or entertainer are slim to none. But through hard work and determination you actually can enter into a modest career field. It may not be extremely glamorous but it covers the bills, puts good food on the table, can help support a family, ensures a safer environment and provides more opportunities for your own future kids…
Just a thought.
Charles Barkley is not an expert on anything but basketball; he certainly isn't educated on the subject on which he speaks. The guy speaks in stereotypes with no actual facts or awareness of wider societal factors at play. Just because he's black and well-known doesn't make him an expert on the black community. The problem with your mindset and Charles Barkley's is that a lot of black people in America are born into segregated neighborhoods where schools and resources in general are VERY poorly funded. Black school districts receive about 20% less money than white ones. Many black kids are born into neighborhoods where medicine, law, and computer science are all just as unreachable as the NBA. This is due to the aforementioned inequalities in education funding in segregated/black neighborhoods. Many kids who graduate from schools in segregated minority areas do NOT graduate being prepared for ANY of the fields you mentioned because the schools that they graduated from were not equipped to prepare them for those fields. They can't compete with the kids graduating from other school districts.
Many black kids graduate with good or EXCELLENT grades from their poor/segregated school, then get accepted to schools like University of Michigan, Ohio State, University of Illinois, etc. When they get there, many of them are overwhelmed and can't keep up with the coursework. It's very confusing for them and makes them feel less intelligent than the other students because they did so well in high school and can't understand why they're struggling so badly, while the other kids aren't. Unbeknownst to them, it's not because they're less intelligent than the other kids; it's because they were just not exposed to the same material in their K-12 years that the other kids were exposed to. Their poor/segregated school did not have the resources to adequately prepare them - particularly in STEM areas - so there's much material that they've never seen that the other kids saw in high school. It's not that these kids CAN'T grasp the material - it's that they were never given the opportunity to do so, and now it's too late because you're supposed to already know that material before you enter college. Also, the resources have also not been there to provide training in trades, so even if a child doesn't do 4-year college, they're not prepared for a trade either.
So, the parents did their due diligence and pushed for academic excellence in K-12, and the child achieved excellence in K-12, yet the child still ended up failing college and not being prepared for the job market - all because of the school district where they're from. It's a HUGE problem. This is PRECISELY why the ghetto is so hard to leave, and why sports has been such a huge deal in many of these communities. Hard work and academic achievement in those areas often does not mean success. Again, it's a HUGE problem. It's an American societal failure. It's not an issue with those black people's mindsets. They're only acting based on their reality and actual statistical facts.
@@anyaw340 a lot of assumptions about how I think or what I don’t understand with no questions or concerns for clarification…
You like to rant. I get it. But if you want actual dialogue and productive conversation then you don’t just bombard someone in a CZcams comment section with 100 different talking points.
@@anyaw340 the black community outscored white communities on testing in the early 1900s, when racism and segregation were at some of the worst times & black communities had even less resources
@@anyaw340 “the soft bigotry of low expectations”
Back when you could actually buy jordans in a store
This is actually the sad truth and is EXACTLY why I’m in school for robotics engineering now. There’s more than one way to make it and being a nerd is not only cool, but those are the guys on Forbes. ✊🏽😁
not every nerd makes it on forbes
@@samwilson4597you don’t need to be on Forbes to be successful
@@samwilson4597And 99.9% of all sports players never make it to NBA or NFL
a lot of athletes are on forbes too
What I hate so much about this situation is that when they all move out it'll be the non-sport focus kid expected to then care for the parents while the rest get low paying jobs after sports doesn't work out with them. But they'll be in the wrong for saying why don't the sports kids do it for them and cut contact.
I was lucky enough to be raised by a single mother that didn't give a damn about me not doing sports and was just happy that I wasn't getting into any trouble.
“You need to bring that 92 up”….is crazy 😂😂😂😂
No wonder we dont become doctor's and lawyer's as much
This should blow up and be viral because it’s true
fortunately it is 🌚
Why i never seen this skit before!? 🤣
same thoughts! where'd they find this?
@@kevinvty shortbeach vlogs originally uploaded this skit but for some reason it got deleted. luckily I downloaded it prior and the video just started getting recommended to y'all
"You need to bring that 92% up" was too real for me. I would literally bring home all A's and my dad would always look somewhat disappointed and say I need to bring them up higher. No Bs, my lowest grade would be a 96% while my brothers highest was like an 85% and somehow I'm the one getting a lecture about how I need to apply myself more. I did this while doing Track, Indoor Track, and cross country so I was participating in a sport from August to May and it still wasn't enough. Like I understand being strict and wanting your child to achieve more but you can't be significantly harder on one child versus the other. And my brother played soccer which my dad resonated with more so maybe that's why my brother got the better treatment who really knows.
Don’t even try make you’re dad proud. Even if you got all 100% he’s gonna be like ‘ok, I kinda don’t give a shit’
My story's similar, they would just look at the comments to see if I was acting up.
I won't lie, I was a c**t-biscuit at times, but back then grades were all that (seemingly to adults) mattered.
Most likely because it's how they see the world as to "getting out the hood"
There are so many good ways to become something good.And have big money coming in
💯
It took you a while but you realized i was being sarcastic 😂
bruh I couldn't tell cuz when I watched the video myself the music didn't seem that loud 😭 probably cuz I was watching on iMovie rather than YT, but ya you caught me lacking 💀
@@afriking no worries 😂❤️. Thanks for reuploading the original
The day any of my parents woulda told me to bring a 92 up, Would Be My Last Time Seeing Em Too
wdymbt? 🤔
lol he Said “I’m done with this family” meaning if they treated me differently I would’ve stop coming around them too
Black people gotta stop thinking sports and rapping and start thinking politicians and doctors
politicians doctors astronauts scientists pianists actors cameramen graphic designers streamers, we can do so much shit our parents box us in unknowingly
@Aj fax
Aj 📠
Engineering
Everything but being a politician. We don't need more politicians we need less.
Story of my life. 20 years ago during the early 2000s, back when the original Toonami was King of the world. I must have drawn a ton of DBZ pictures. Spent a ton of time at the library just printing cool DBZ pictures offline just to draw later at home. Nobody cared.
Where would be now if I had 20 years of pure dedication to my craft in art.
I would probably have my own tattoo shop or have my own independent comic book company right now. Smh. Good luck to the next young artist. Stay dedicated to your craft even if you're own family don't believe in you.
Every time I hear "early 2000s" I think of Flightreacts NBA videos. That besides the point, art is one of the most skillful talents in the world and I definitely believe you would have made it if you continued. Sad that people don't appreciate your talent unless you become successful rather than supporting you to begin with. Great message at the end of your comment and you're a man of culture. W DBZ art
Basing ths reply off your comment. Getting encouragement from family is a bonus, but its not the end all of the situation. Them not caring and them discouraging you are 2 different things. If they did the first, it was on you to stay dedicated to your craft if that's what you wanted to do. If it was the later then sorry for you. But at the end if the day, it was still on you to work through it.
@@kaydee1485 true. But when your a kid encouragement from your parents is a big deal. I mean how many NFL and NBA stars were encouraged by there parents and went pro later on.
Get back on it! Put the 10,000 hours in!
It’s not too late 🤷🏽♂️
That, “you need to lower your voice” was not in the script lmfao.
Bro I couldn’t find this video for so long. Thank you for uploading
gotchu 🤝
This is very true, and it's why we're still struggling to this day, as a race.
Why?
@@andrej0145 encouraging athletics over academic achievement
Break that down for me could you?
@@toddmaek5436 Dude who makes more money: Steph Curry, Tom Brady, and Marcell Ozuna or Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, and Elon Musk? Case Closed. (Sadly don’t even have a colored guy or girl to throw in this category of their status and I’m black)
@@toddmaek5436 theres only so many people to ever make a profitable career out of sports, playing professionally. There's only been so many NBA, NFL players etc. But you can pretty much guarantee a good well paying career if you pick a solid academic career. Computer Science, Engineering, Medicine, Business (if you grind, a lot of people get business degrees and don't do shit) etc
I love how Mark's mama really said copy & paste...he looks just like her!!
Broooo, that “You gotta bring that 92 up” was CRAZY😂😂😂😂😂
"You need to lower your voice" was what got me 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣, you have received a well earned like from me sir!
this is one of the best rdc skits ever made
"You need to bring that 92 up" lol!! Expectations go through the roof when you don't play sports rofl!!!
I remember when I was like 10 I didn’t want to play football anymore, so my dad made me do swim😭 I was hot garbage, went back to football the next year lmao
ain't no way 😭
"You need ta lower yo voice" 😭😭😭
Bro I couldn’t even laugh I was too busy trying not to cry this shit hit too Close.
He went on to become the man we all know as “black mamba” lol
That's Neglect
Parents Be doing the Most
I mean its just a skit but I understand your point
That you needa lower yo voice hit different 🤣🤦🏽♂️ made me feel like a kid again
my mans said “hunnid, hunnid” “you needa bring that 92 up” 😂
I see the uncomfortable point that's being made and hopefully skits like this encourage conversations amongst "us". I always have mixed feelings about skits like this. While they're funny ASF at the same time I feel it hits some of us rather hard. It's always good to hear what the generation of black folks behind you (I'm a millennial) thinks and or feels. Even if it makes you feel some type of way.
lol
I think skits like this are made with the same intent Dave Chapelle had with his skits on his show: illuminate uncomfortable truths in specific cultures to generate conversation with the explicit hope of causing progressive change.
It’s not that deep…
@@samoamoney or maybe, it is 😉
This is facts tho. Could actually do a podcast series off this real talk.
Wow... Keep these coming. This brings awareness to how to be a better parent.
I ain't never heard a parent say you need to bring that 92 up
It's called satire
@@randomanton "it's called satire" -🤓bro stfu like he didn't know, damn
You haven't been in an Asian household then 😂
@@randomanton definitely not. Ive had my mom and dad say you need to get a 94% up 95% and above only. and i played sports too :)
@@Babolat3216 I keep seeing this about asians but I don’t know any that lived it. I guess it depends on how the stuff is graded? 92% is still within the highest grade scale where I’m from. Tough yes but not unreasonable about it. Mostly students that were hard on themselves.
"You need to lower your voice"🤣😂🤣
You need to bring that 92 up💀💀
👏👏👏👏 finally someone shows our struggles with black parents and sport's!!!!
RDC did that
“Oh that’s nice thank you”
Turns away quickly*
😭
Dad: "You not hoopin'!"
“I hoop. Yea, he hoop.” 😂😂💀
"that 92 can go up" I fell 😭😭
When parents only see the kids as meal tickets.
"You need to lower your voice"
Lol too funny
Im not black but as a 5'10 Filipino guy that doesn't play basketball i can relate to this 🤣
This one is Legendary due to the fact it’s the first time we seeing the fam💪🏽
I think they were in a past skit before, but ya this is the first time they were actually involved in it
“Why can’t you just play a sport, Mark!?” 😂😅😢
Lollll I swear to god I was thinking this shit fake as hell cause he talkin to his mama wit a whole lotta volume and AS I WAS THINKING IT, pops like "you need to lower yo voice".... Lollllllll ok this real
Haha “you need to lower your voice”
Real talk Sports are good, keep you from looking like a troll when you grown up, but fitness will take you into adult hood. Also parents get out here an sport with your dang kids, if they see you do it, its more fun and incentive for them, sitting in a lawn chair yelling at them is no bueno. Skit was spot on and funny, yall boys keep me sane out here.
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Felt like everybody hates Chris episode. Lol
You watched that too? That show was funny :)
lmao
"You need to bring that 92 up"...
Still a classic 😂
She holdin a fake baby 😂
“Aeh I hoop!” 😂😂😂😂
Man he could probably become a heart surgeon and they still wouldn’t be satisfied…
I can say the part about bringing the 92 up is definitely real! Proud parent of 2 NHS salutatorians
they should’ve been valedictorians
@@Joellations agreed!! Need to bring that salutatorian up!!
@@Joellations That would have been the absolute perfect ending to this video right there. Graduation scene where he gets salutatorian
You don’t have to play sports to be successful very true. There are parents that want you to play because there are life lessons and friendships you cultivate that may last a lifetime. We know the reality of you becoming a professional is slim.
Haha 'You needa bring that 92 up' so cold
Why can't you just play a sport MARK? 🤣🤣🤣🤣