QueenzFlip

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The Joe Budden Podcast · Episode 808 | "Meet Me At The Police Station" · 15 Mar 2025 podcast

But you have to acknowledge that too, Mel.

Mel, wait, wait, wait. Listen, you have, not have to, you should acknowledge the fact that there is a movement to discredit the black man, to discredit men. The straight black man. The straight, there is, Mel. Not just black men, the straight black men.

Online, they're showing that women have all this power and women are in control of the home and the black men are not here to take care of their children.

Legislation where?

There is literally... We're talking about social media that's being fed to our children. And now, if you go on here, there's always something to discredit the black man. You know that and I know that. So that's what the point we're getting at is that there's something that's going on. Not taking away that there's not, we know that there's predators out there.

We know that there's men out there that take advantage. But there's also a lot of great men out there that take care of their family, that provide for their children, that protect the home. And that's not being highlighted anymore.

You feel like you're part of the problem because you also highlighted that that pressure could be too much for the 15-year-old son. That's the first thing you went to.

Go ahead, man. Go ahead.

So that he does not become a president. Can I say something to you, Joe?

Here's my thing. We are so used to looking down upon black men, not saying you're doing it, but people is. Because the first thing you said, and I said this when he said about what he's teaching his 15-year-old son, is that you made an excuse by saying that.

You asked a question, sorry, ma'am, saying that do you think it may be too much pressure on this child?

We don't think that.

We teach our boys.

I want to know why you asked it.

Because society, because that's some of the positions that society afford to people.

I'm not talking... Is that an exception? Do you give that an exception?

Do you know what it's like, in closing for me, when we say be a kid, right? People used to say that pertaining to me and my son because I teach them the same values of being a man. You know, as soon as you take that hand off and let them be a kid, they succumb to peer pressure. They do stupid shit that kids do. They forget the guidance and the rules that you instill in them.

So, like, when we say let them be a kid, what does that entail? Right? Let them be a kid. Being a kid, cool, you can have fun, but it comes to some rules and regulations when it comes to being a kid. You can't just let a kid be a kid.

I mean, this is a whole separate conversation, but I want to say that because I hear that a lot. And I'm a prime example of, oh, let him be a kid and taking that off. And then shit go haywire.

I think it's great. I think, you know, like, successful.

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