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This show stereotypes the black man as an irresponsible sexual beast and black women as not being able to keep her legs closed and having multiple babies.I been so gone, I like redbones My type light skin, ass fat, Jell-O (Huh?) But bitches be switchin' sides nowadays on the regular I never respected it, money over bitches, I know that's everything Money over bitches, I know that's hot Rockin' VVS by Elliot wedding bands I will never ever give her no wedding ring. There are many more positive images to choose from. Many of us had pride in our image, and even though there are plenty of shows that show other people behaving poorly, the powers that be are the ones that control their image. If they did air, we swiftly protested and they listened. I wish many of us would go back to the days of old when we didn't allow negative stereotypes to broadcast on the airwaves. I don't have any control over who watches this show, but if, God forbid, it is aired, I will not watch the show (but sadly, there will be plenty that will), and I will boycott the sponsors. No one forced your dumb azz into impregnating all those females. Shawty, please have a seat for each one of those mothers that FORCED you to plunge your penis into their vaginas without protection. Check out his video interview with MTV below: Taking off a condom doesn't "just happen." It's something that was done.

They used to take the money and run with it, and they'd have a baby by the most popular guy in the street, and that's how I had all them kids."Īlrighty then. "Once you feel like a girl was your girlfriend or whatever, the rubber probably came off," he said candidly. When the money came, a lot of women came," he said, estimating he was a millionaire by the time he turned 21. "I came to be one of the largest drug dealers to come from Atlanta, Bankhead area and I started havin' kids. He also blames his "big drug money fame" and thirsty women for how he got into this situation: Comin' up, we didn't have Thanksgiving, we didn't have Christmas, but if I had my father there, if I even had my mother there, I probably wouldn't have been that person I was in the streets." You need to be in your child's life, 'cause that means a lot to them. "Even if you ain't got the money, you gotta be a father to your child.

I gotta deal with nine girls and two boys." "It's a lot of fathers don't take care of one I gotta deal with 11. He went on to say some men with only 1 child barely take care of theirs, but he's doing what he's supposed to for all 11. She just want me to straight take care of them, but it's all love. "She has two kids by me, and she feel like I'm supposed to do more for her kids, and she don't wanna work. Outta all the 10 baby mamas, I just have problems outta one. Except for that one "difficult" baby mama. Which is why this show seemed to be a set up for foolery.

It's hard to believe one man-with about 1 mainstream hit-could properly care for eleven small children. People went ape sh*t about the horrible example this portrayed for the black community, especially when Shawty could barely remember the names of all his kids in one preview scene. The show was reportedly going to portray how the "Dey Know" ATL rapper lives his day to day life with the 10 women who are the mothers of his 11 children. Shawty Lo is speaking about the controversy. With his Oxygen show "All My Babies' Mamas" catching scorching hot heat before it starts. Is this an effort to save his upcoming reality show-which is possibly on the chopping block before it even starts? Shawty Lo is letting folks know he takes care of his.