Black Man PROTECT YOUR SEED! Starring Tyreek Hill!

Alright man, peace. So brothers, in this edition, or this installment, of the "quote/unquote Black Man Protect Your Seed" series, we'll be featuring Mr. Tyreek Hill, the outstanding wide receiver of the Kansas City Chiefs. May be the soon-to-be former outstanding wide receiver of the Kansas City Chiefs, because he is embroiled in a "quote/unquote" child abuse scandal involving his young son, who appeared with a broken arm. Or at least his mother is claiming that Tyreek Hill broke the arm of his young son. We don't quite know what has happened, but according to reports, she states that their son told her that his daddy did it when she asked what happened to his arm.

Now, there are a lot of strange things that occur in this life. Well, as we know, that a lot of females out here who are bugged out of their minds. She could have done it and claimed that the child told her that he did it. Who the hell knows? I'm not going to try to castigate her or cast any aspersions on her.

Well, the purpose of this video, once again, is to make sure that we understand that, and I say this all the time: If brothers are not ready to have a child, don't have one. Especially if you're not quite sure what you should be looking for in a woman, or you know that you're not mature enough to act as a father over that child. Because the father is a steward. That's a 24-hour a day, 365 day a year job. And at the end of the day, if you know that you're not mature enough, do not allow anyone to pressure you into taking on that job, that vocation, because that's the most serious job that we're gonna have our entire lives.

And I say this repeatedly: In this society, in my view, the so-called black men should not even be thinking about having a child until he's at least 35 years old, at the very least. Because at least at that point, you know in what direction your life is heading. Things in this realm are so capricious, they're so whimsical, they're so haphazard. You don't know where your life is heading at 20, 23 years old. And that's the age at which so many of these cats are having children. And that's also the age where you're going to make your most mistakes. So therefore, that's the age where you can be the most easily manipulated, especially by many of these modern-day liberal females.

So, am I saying that Tyreek Hill is the person who did it or didn't do it? I don't know. I wasn't there. But at the end of the day, what I see from him is a severe lack of maturity. I don't know what type of environment he was raised in. Who the hell knows? I know that he's an outstanding football player. Sometimes football players, they're almost like soldiers in the military. They turn on that aggression, and they're not quite sure how to turn it off.

So anyway, they're gonna talk about it. Now, I'm gonna chime in. Welcome back to the West Club at Nissan Stadium here in Nashville, Tennessee, one day after a district attorney in Kansas declined to file charges against Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill and his fiance. And a child abuse investigation. Kayla's hurt discussing. Let the record show that that chick is his "quote/unquote" fiance. Striking his three-year-old son in an audio recording obtained by a Kansas City television station, KC TV. In the wake of the tape surfacing, the Chiefs have announced after the first round of the draft that they was barred Hill from all team activities. In other words, we have to utilize this gesture of "quote/unquote" good faith with the community at large, because this is gonna give us more than enough time to ascertain exactly what Tyreek Hill's role was in the injury that his son suffered, especially since we're only in May right now. So this is just a gesture of good faith by the Kansas City Chiefs. But they damn sure are not going to cut Tyreek Hill unless they absolutely have to, especially after they just cut their running back last season. There's no running back who got involved with busting that female's ass out there in that hotel in Cleveland.

Listen to this. He is terrified of you. And you said that he respects you. But it's not, it's not respect, it's terror. He is terror. Number one, you see that? The chick told Tyreek Hill that his son is terrified of him. And he said, that's not terrified, that's not fear, that's respect. A lot of times, we conflate the two, those two concepts of fear and respect. Because sometimes, in the communities that we come from, those two words are, those two ideas mean the exact same. If I'm able to instill fear in another person, in my mind, depending on how I've been programmed, I believe that that's respect. And that's the real reason why so many of our people, just to take it to another level, that's the reason why so many of our people have a hard time respecting one another. Because sometimes we associate respect with intimidation. And that's Tyreek Hill's world. I'm not even going to say that maybe he learned that by growing up in a bad environment. Maybe he learned that on the football field. When you're able to instill fear in your opponent, that equates to respect. But on top of that, he clearly has a very toxic rapport with his "quote/unquote" fiance. And there's a lot that she's willing to put up with right now, probably because she knows that she's "quote/unquote" dating a professional athlete. But after a few years, she is going to leave him. And when I'm surprised if Tyreek Hill decides to proceed with the engagement that we hear about, another type of "quote/unquote" domestic violence or another dispute between the two of them, where he might end up putting his hands on her as well. It's very clear to me that this brother needs some type of help, in whatever form or fashion it may come to him. And once again, who knows? It could be a football issue that he has, violence on the football field. It could be what he endured growing up as a child. That's why I make these videos, "So-called Black Men Protect Your Seed." Because say, for example, if Tyreek Hill grew up in an environment with no father, well, he was being abused, and he saw football as an outlet. How was he going to know how to constructively raise his child if all he saw his whole life was violence and instilling respect to fear, or fear-based programming? This is a form of mind control, that fear equals respect. And that's not really the case. Because what happens after a while? Once the person tries to combat their fear, they're going to lash out in a violent way at the person who's always trying to instill fear in them. And you know, sometimes cats do this a lot. They try to "quote/unquote" use certain roughhousing tactics on the son to make them rough and tough. And to a degree, I get it when they're around seven or eight years old. But at two or three years old, there's no need to be roughhousing, which is son punching them in the arm, punch them in the chest, and all that silly. That's not a sign of manhood. The main thing that we have to toughen up is our minds, man. The body is much easier to toughen up than the mind. It's very obvious that this chick is trying to set him up, his "quote/unquote" fiance. And I don't think that's a bad thing necessarily. Maybe he needs to have some cold water thrown in his face so that he can stand back and reevaluate certain things. Once again, brother, do not rush into things with these women. Ma, do not rush into things with them. The woman is like the moon. She's different every night. She changes all the time, like the winds. So it's up to a lot of cats to learn about themselves before you engage in a serious relationship with a woman.

That's a portion of an 11-minute recording believed to be recorded by Tyreek Hill's fiance. Stephen A., how do you think the NFL should respond to this? I think they're already responding. I think the Kansas City Chiefs have already responded. You have to suspend him, and you have to keep him off the field indefinitely. We don't know all the details, but here's the reality of the situation. I'm a dad. You're a dad. If someone said to me, "You're taking my three-year-old child's arm," "Tell him to put his arm out," and "You're punching him in the chest," I'm gonna say, "That's a damn lie." What is that? There is absolutely no truth to that whatsoever. Yeah, those are football tactics. That sounded like a drill that he learned in high school football, trying to toughen his body up. People just punching him in the chest, and he's trying to utilize those tactics on his son. Anything that would, that came close to denials. And that's the problem. A matter of fact, he said, "You should be scared of me, too." And they call to the b-word. And so it's not a good look. Well, what does that say about her? That she'll be in a relationship with somebody who's trying to pump fear to her heart? Maybe that's something that she's attracted to. Not trying to cast aspersions or cast blame on either party. Once again, that's what you call a toxic relationship, when both people involved are as concerned with maintaining their rapport because they're getting a fix off of the negativity. That's why I make videos on a "quote/unquote" breakup-makeup cycle. That's not healthy. It's reprehensible. And then for me personally, it resonates from this perspective. This is a guy that went to school at West Alabama. He's 25 years old. He busted his tail to get to this point. And the things that these dudes do to blow opportunities that they worked their entire life for shows how senseless they are. Well, Steve, a lot of us, because of their lack of training, the lack of instruction that they've received as a child, that's why I say it's cyclical. If you know in your heart that you cannot tell the difference between a wife material woman and a concubine material woman, she should not be someone that you're going to engage, or no woman should be someone that you should engage in a real relationship with until you can make that distinction. If you know in your heart that you have nothing to teach your son or your daughter, then you should not have children. Because there's a lot to instructing rather than just sending them to school. Because the school system is turning, and they're going to learn about a certain version of history. Nowadays, they're going to be taught about sexual fluidity and homosexuality and transgenderism, how all those things are okay. So you have to be able to counterbalance that with your teachings in the home. That's if you even decide to send your child to one of these schools. But Tyreek Hill is a product of his environment, and he can't do anything other than what he was taught. So that's where the real problem lies. And yes, he seems to be an incompetent father. But what's his father, competent narrative against black fathers? I find it highly offensive how black fathers get stigmatized in this nation. What is the reason for that, Stephen A.? All fathers, for the most part, are now being stigmatized in this society. But the so-called black male as a father has always been stigmatized. And the reason for that is that during the "quote/unquote" crack epidemic that took a lot of so-called black men out of the home, because either they were drug-addled or they were selling the drug. And most of these lower-income communities all across America, after that, the so-called black boom started to become subsidized by the government, and also started to be inundated with propaganda about how women were smarter and stronger than men. So a lot of the issues that are still prevalent in the so-called black community are an aftereffect of the portal called crack epidemic. So we can't just look at the media and the Caucasian and other demographics when we talk about why they have so many bad thoughts about the so-called black men as a father. You also have to look at the liberal black woman. But number one, we have to look at ourselves. Because if you're not choosing the right woman to inseminate, everything after that is going to go haywire. Phenomenal fathers to their children, or try to be, or alleged to be, protect. They put their lives on the line. They scratch, they claw, they do everything they can to uplift themselves and their family in this rat race of a world that we're living in. We clearly went behind the eight-ball and behind enemy lines, don't forget that, coming from a disenfranchised community. The fact that people out there believe these things about black fathers. But once again, Stephen A. Smith, when they say those things about so-called black men, what they're really saying is that the so-called black man does not have a culture. That's what they're saying. But then I see examples like this. Those individuals, knowing that stigma exists out there about people from my community, engage in behavior. Well, Stephen A. Smith, dare I say that if Tyreek Hill actually was someone who was cognizant of how other people would perceive him as a so-called black father, that he probably wouldn't have done that. So I think that that's an assumption on your part that he's knowledgeable about how so-called black fathers are perceived. It's also a presumption on your part that he actually is the one who broke his child's arm. I mean, if I had to put money on it, I would say that it was him. But we don't know that for a fact. That's really what I'm saying. And that's also why I stated that you never know. Some of these females are so crazy that with the opportunity of potentially sabotaging Tyreek Hill's career, especially if she might know that the money that she's going to get from him has already been cemented, that she might consider setting him up. All I'm saying is that we should wait until everything has been brought forth. That a crime was committed. But you were checking her, making sure not the accusations that she is putting out there on tape about him. Maybe because he saw, accustomed to her making inflammatory statements to have no truth in them. But that, once again, will be just as much a reflection on him as it is on her. Because not only is he still with her, but he had a child with her, and she is his "quote/unquote" fiance.

My last point. Hill is a bad brother. 215 receiving yards against New England in that game in November when they lost 54 to 51. I'm sorry, not against New England, against the Rams. All right. Even though on the play, he had warm receptions, 42 yards. This brother is something special. Kareem Hunt got himself in trouble, I believe, and cost a Super Bowl. And Tyreek Hill is getting himself in this particular situation right now. I don't know if he's going to be back. It depends on what they find. He'll be back. I don't think that they're gonna be able to find or prove enough to stop him from playing with the Kansas City Chiefs. He's not allowed to come back. It's gonna cost Kansas City again. And it's sad because it ain't football that cost the Kansas City Chiefs a legitimate shot at the title. It's reprehensible, reprehensible, inexcusable behavior on the part of two young black men who bust their tail to get here and blow it with nonsense like this. The reason I like that point in particular is because even if you say, "The way I came up," or "The way I see the world," I don't agree with the kind of changing perceptions of how to raise children. Right. There's a growing consensus, I think, if it hasn't already arrived, you don't hit kids. It doesn't teach them the right thing. You certainly, for a three-year-old, don't leave a mark on their arm where they have to explain where they got it from, or tell them to put their hands down. Well, there's a difference between disciplining a child and full-on physical abuse or child abuse or child violence, so on and so forth. But at the end of the day, there's no doubt that whatever tirade Hill has been accused of, if it's true, and it includes putting his hand on his child to the point where the child has a broken arm, he clearly has issues. Yes, he has almost as many issues as that drawn-on hairline on Stephen A. Smith's head. Look at this. This stuff is drawn on. Come on, Steve. Just accept the fact that it's gone. To be clear, it was a broken arm, right? Right. The kid with a broken arm, right? So, so that should be obvious by now. But even if you are so immature that you don't understand that, then your point, Stephen A., that there are consequences to that behavior. Even if you're a knucklehead and you think that's okay, it's not okay. Everyone else is telling you it's not okay, and there will be dire consequences. Did you break the three-year-old's arm? And if, if that's, if the rest of it is true, even if only that part is true. Well, you know what? I hope, don't Mexico, man. I hope that if the rest of it is not true, as well as the initial components of the "quote/unquote" story are not true, that you guys do something that you never do, which is have a segment on First Take where you apologize to Tyreek for dragging his name through the mud. Because you have not done that with so many of the other prominent NFL players who were accused of violence and who have been found innocent. I.e., M.J. Foster for a while. But the reason that the NFL's somewhat measured response, I believe, is appropriate, is because I didn't hear him admit to anything on that tape. It sounded like she was trying to get him to admit to something. Absolutely. She's trying to set him up. And he didn't. Your point. He also didn't deny. And you would think, under normal circumstances, on a few steps, I crazy, you think I broke my kid's arm? That should be your immediate response. Is what I'm saying. Well, he did deny it in a roundabout way. When she said that, when she said that the child told her that he got his arm hurt by daddy, she said, "Why would he say that about you?" He said, "I don't know. He says a lot of things." That in my view was it. Now, there's a process to this. On the tape, there's someone accuses you of breaking your three-year-old child. All stop. For example, you don't have any conversations. They've had like that. Word. Exactly. That's why I'm saying maybe Tyreek Hill is accustomed to her trying to set him up, which, once again, is as much of a reflection on him as what on her. But a lot of these dudes, they like these crazy chicks. They like this up and down, just like a lot of chicks like crazy dudes. So maybe it's just another case of two negatives coming together to try to make a positive. Two negative people come together. Let me address all these things really quickly here. There's three different hats I believe to wear in this discussion. One is, as you pointed out, that of a father, or rather, even that, just as a human being. This is absolutely, as you said, reprehensible. And as you said as well, then why does everyone on the panel have such a hard time pronouncing the word "reprehensible"? What the hell's going on here as well? What's in those mugs? I don't think there's water. Well, Tyreek Hill, with this path, does not earn the benefit of the doubt. There have been incidents, including involving this exact child in the past. As an attorney, I can tell you this, Max, you bring up a point which I believe will play out in the legal process and probably already has. There's nothing directly that is an admission that could be used here against Tyreek Hill in a legal case. But then there's the third hat, and that's the NFL. And the NFL doesn't have to abide by the same rules that the justice system does. The NFL plays a game for Roger Goodell's decision is final. And I believe this decision will be harsh. Will it? Listen, not to bring it up because he hasn't done anything since he was involved in the incident with his kid. But when Adrian Peterson got in trouble because of the corporal punishment issue, you have to remember he was widely considered to be the best running back in football. And the Minnesota Vikings had to get him out of there. Why? Because corporate sponsors, advertisers wanted nothing to do with their brand because it was gonna compromise their bottom line because of the heat that it was worth upon him. What up, boy? Adrian Peterson, the M.K. athlete. He was being put through a certain ritual with that whole situation. Unfortunately for him. What I'm saying is, at the end of the day, you're gonna have a whole bunch of people because just nothing more innocent than a. Here's the issue. You can't have that. The issue is child abuse. And the reason it's so serious, and you're right, well, the league doesn't have to hold itself to a legal standard, is that children cannot defend themselves. So they have parents who are not only supposed to defend them but to teach them. And the fact, well, that's part of the problem. I'm not quite sure if Tyreek Hill has anything to teach his son. Maybe he doesn't. I'm sure that that sounds pretty harsh. But at the end of the day, a lot of people are having children and they have no idea. Subscribe to some kind of physical consequences for the kid. The rest of the world is here to tell you that you're wrong. You're simply wrong. Well, that's according to you, Max. Coleman. There are a lot of people who do believe in laying hands on their children. I think that there's a big difference between someone slapping you on your backside as opposed to someone breaking a damn arm. I also believe that whatever the new methodologies are for raising children, and of course, and of course, you always start the interaction with some type of intelligent discussion or an attempt at an intelligent discussion with the child. But sometimes certain people believe that this level in the backside gets the job done better. All right, we'll leave it here. We'll wait to see what the NFL's decision is on this. And as for us, we move on. Russell, many way brothers, that's basically hit on that. Hopefully, Tyreek Hill is able to get the help that he needs. And even more importantly, hopefully, his son will be able to get the help that he needs. But that is why I always state that the so-called black man must protect his seed. And that starts from before the child is born. If we wait until after the child is born, and we start going about trying to develop processes on how to raise the child, especially with all this nonsense and these distractions going on out here and this false propaganda about what people should adhere to, what they should believe in, and what they should follow. We have to have a game plan for any child that comes into the world, whether it be a little boy or a little girl. And I don't believe that Tyreek Hill had any type of game plan. I don't think that he's had a game plan on how to live his own life, much less how to raise his child. Hopefully, I'm wrong about that, and he is going through a period of maturation. He's only 25 years old. But there's so many traps and stumbling blocks out here for the so-called black man. If you don't have someone who's going to tell you what's going on, you are going to get entrapped. You're gonna get caught up in some dumb. Anyway, peace.