Kountry Wayne
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485 appearances
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first heard Jun 2025
last heard Jun 2025
Kountry Wayne’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You feel what I'm saying? So what we expect our parents to do, Yeah. Let's be real.
You're right. I say the same thing. I was telling my dad this recently. I said, you know, I think about the generational curses and how our parents just repeat what they saw. And you think about our grandparents who were the children of slaves. You're not as old as I am.
I'm older than you in spirit.
if you are, you are an old, you literally are. Yeah. I will give you that, you know? So yeah. But, um, our parents, like, it's like, we're not that far. Like we just getting out of that, you know, and we're the ones that are starting to break the cycles of those patterns. Um, that's so true. I literally just talked to my dad about that.
So we just getting out of slavery. So we expect our parents to be like, mama didn't do this. Mama didn't listen here, man. Listen, my daddy, my mom, my daddy ain't take my hips and throw it to them guys and women. Um, and have them babies. I could have made that decision not to do that.
So when you believe in yourself, I got two kids that believe in they self and they never reflect their problems on their parents. Sometimes some of my kids, I get mad because when they go through stuff, they make their mama feel like, I just feel like I don't feel, I'm like, what's my two kids that believe in they self, they internalize and they work on something.
They don't take it and throw it on their parents. And I was always that child because deep down, man, kids will lie. People would be like, I remember one time being bad in school, my mom was about to beat me. They were like, what's been your problem? I said, my Uncle Chunk. Come on, Uncle Chunk had died. Man, he had died two years ago. I don't want to start that, man.
But I needed something deep, for them to feel sympathy for me. I was like, my Uncle Chunk. They were like, she was like, what's wrong with Uncle Chunk? She was like, I know. I was like, thank God.
So I know how kids and people are, man. They be other stuff, dog. Like, if somebody, if you come in here and you slap somebody, They'd be like, it's because you said this. No, it's whatever happened before that. This happened, that happened, that happened. You just happened to be the one that take it over the gutter and talk. So people know deep down, bro. People be having all that.
I like, man, people just ain't real. So I don't deal with a lot of that stuff. People don't want to hear the real. They don't even talk to me. People be going through other stuff. And most of the time, it's relationships. Somebody that is going through something like, bro, nobody shouldn't be able to have the power in your life to text you on the phone and change your date.
For you to call somebody and talk an hour about that, that means that we're not letting God be an accountant of our energy. Because we let God be the accountant of our energy. He's going to know how much to put in that. And then when it do happen, it ain't going to affect you at all.
So my mom and daddy life, I wasn't that tied into them. Because the reason why everybody's heart was hurt, my other siblings, because you had too much faith in your mama and your daddy. There's only God. And as a child, we have time to learn that.
But do we, though? As kids, do we know that?
I don't know. My family was gone. They was drinking and smoking. So I guess I was one of them kids who grew up fast.
But they have an option. My kids see me read that Bible, their friends see me read it. So somehow in our life.
You're giving them a different example though.
God, we don't see this. I don't know. Like you say, I can't say that because my sister's I think some children judge their parents. Because my whole family did drugs. And my aunt T. Wanda, she my cousin, but my mom was like best friend. And she always told us, never try weed, because it was a gateway drug. But my sisters, my family always judged them. Like, y'all just a bunch of weed different.
But what happened is, They told us never try alcohol and weed. They tried it, so now they fighting not to be alcoholic. So instead of calling yourself an alcoholic, as long as they keep them some money and have a party, we just having a good, no, it hits you too. You judge auntie, you a functioning alcoholic. But I didn't judge them, so I was like, that's gonna get me.
If I get in that, that's going to get me, so I stay out of it. I'm not one of them people who think I'm better than something, but when you don't judge your parents, I knew. I said, man, that cocaine can get me, too. If I ever try cocaine, it's going to get me. If I ever, because that coochie got me. You see what I did?
Ten kids later.
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