Kountry Wayne
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485 appearances
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first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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I'm direct. But no, they definitely regret it. But I'm petty like that. I made sure they was going to regret it. I work hard to make people regret it. I'm competitive so I work on myself to be yeah to grow because like I put in my book man stay up that's the only way a woman gonna really ever want you and keep loving you. You got to stay up.
Yeah, that's real. That's real. So about your children, I see you're very active in all your children's lives. How do you manage and like between business and, because you're always, I feel like you're always working and creating something. How do you like manage, even to be here today, how are you managing time for your children and your business?
Well, I had to retire a lot of people. Like my daddy, he
i retired him so he take my sons to basketball practice he handed them um like he took the kid the girls wanted to go to beyonce concert he put him in the sprinter took them in the baby mamas and um so basically i had to kind of like build a village around my kid and they all helped me and then i just make my um god made a way with my schedule i control my career so much like i shut something down like there's something i shut the whole summer down i told him i ain't working
And I ain't even know the strike was coming. Like that. I knew it was the right strike, but I'm like, this will be over. But then after the strike came, I'm like, oh, damn.
Yeah, this is different.
So I just, I put them first and I feel like whatever you put first, God will make a way for you for the balance if you put the right thing first.
I love that. Speaking of parenthood, you recently did a post about, we talked about forgiving parents. What did you actually forgive your dad for?
Like, he wasn't there, you know, in times of need. And he had it. He was in the streets hustling and had money, but he wouldn't really bless my mama unless they was on good terms. And so, it was on a condition, and not unconditional.
Unconditional love, yeah, that's different, yeah.
So, I went through things that I didn't have to go through if he would just brought him some money right now. So, I'm like, he wasn't there when he could have been. And so, I forgive him for that, though.
Did that help you see what he did and where he went wrong, be the father that you are today?
Yeah. That's why I take care of my baby mamas because at the end of the day, that's a hard job. And I learned that it set me free because me trying to control their life. Look, the kids stay there. Even though they do got a man, I still got to pay them bills.
I can't let the kids sit outside because your mama, whatever your mama doing or whoever they talking to, it got nothing to do with the decision we made together to have this child. So it helped me understand that because I know if their household ain't right.
It's not good for the kids for sure. Yeah. Do your kids live with you or they live all with their?
Well, my son live with me, Tamar live with me, but all the rest of them, they all got rooms in there, but they don't be there. They be with their mama. They got a room there and their mama stay five or 10 minutes away, but it really just be me and Tamar. My other son just went to college.
Got you. What were the steps that led you to saying, I need to forgive my dad?
Man, I just don't like to waste time. I ain't holding nothing in because that was yesterday.
How was that conversation? Was it hard? Because I know sometimes parents, our generation is really big on mental health and not wasting time, and we know the importance of certain things where our parents may kind of be stuck in their ways. Is your dad one of those people that's kind of stuck in his ways? Was it hard to even get through to him?
Yeah, it was hard to get through to him, but the thing was, when you believe in yourself and you look at yourself a lot, you see that they went through things. So it's a change. We know we coming out of slavery now.
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