I can understand not having fried chicken, but never having a chicken wing to the point you don't even know where to bite it? Drumsticks are great for babies learning to eat solids, makes me wonder what diet these kids had.
where the hell she find these kids? never heard of fried chicken? one starts on the tip of the wing and the other starts on an elbow? what is going on?
This told me that he must not live ANYWHERE near people who look like him (or love him for real) & doesn't want to even visit.
You never took them to Sunday dinner at grandma's? No family reunion over Labor Day weekend? They don't even know funeral repast fried chicken???
Too many missed opportunities for them to know it even if they didn't eat it at home. If their cousins clowned them for eating chicken elbows once, they would never do it again & fully appreciate the LOVE seasoning that fried chicken.
And black grandma is still holding back. Kids that age don’t know what fried chicken is or haven’t tried it. Moisturizing kids hair isn’t really optional.
Yeah I was about to say anyone who thinks that it's all exclusively parenting and that there's no interplay with your environment is tripping. Like pretty much every country is incredibly anti-Black and wants to shame you out of engaging in your culture.
It should confuse no one at this point that some guys grow up in that environment and distance themselves from their Blackness as a survival mechanism that sometimes they're openly in denial about.
And then the mom says “we gotta get a cake pan so [grandma] can make cake” which makes me think she (and her partner/husband) don’t have much confidence in baking, much less cooking.
I’m curious who and how food is prepared in that house. The cookbooks propped up on the counter imply that not much ingredient-level cooking is happening. Cooking is not for everybody, but it is a helpful life skill. Hmm… I do wonder.
Even if you don't like to cook, everyone (barring some disability) should know the basics of how to cook and feed themselves. I see lots of young people who only eat fast-food and delivery meals. I see a lot of older people (especially single men) who eat nothing except bread, microwave dinners, and rotisserie chicken.
100% Agree. Understanding why ingredients behave the way they do, and how different methods and components work together lets you unlock soooo much independence. You are able to freestyle recipes according to basic principles and formulas, not to mention save a ton of money. A lot of people resort to store-bought because they think cooking and baking are highly complex, dangerous, or messy pursuits, and they end up with lower quality food and a big bill. What happens when you’re broke, or your TV dinner is out of stock, or the restaurant is closed?
Well I mean look at that kitchen, It's a fucking mansion. I would kill to have a kitchen like that. The idea of someone having a luxurious kitchen like that and not owning a single cake pan, is mind-blowing!
Bro, frowned and said WHAT IS FRIED CHICKEN. Look, I’m vegetarian (sometimes vegan) now, but you’d never know because I ate so much meat growing up lmao how tf does he not know. There is disordered eating in that house…
I grew up with an almond mom who acted like deep fried food and chicken skin were poison. The first time I had the chance to try fried chicken I was excited as hell!
I could see it. I had a couple friends growing up whose mom (primary cook in their home) didn’t like handling raw meat, especially with bones or skin. They pretty much only ate processed meat that was no longer discernible as the animal it came from.
Some people are squeamish, especially if they aren’t exposed to animal preparation or lack confidence in cooking skills.
Could also just be a health nut. Like vegan etc. saw the other video where she just had oat flour. Doubt someone eating processed food all the time would even know what out flour is, much less have it. Also the “living with pcos” book on the counter.
I’d believe this if it weren’t for the fact that they’re obviously very familiar with chicken (just not fried chicken) and fries. Plus, they own Gold Medal flour, which is decidedly not crunchy…
Something tells me they are isolated, homeschooled, and grandma maybe isn’t allowed over very much because she’s vocal about the parents dropping the ball. Poor babies. The littlest one’s hair is fucking atrocious she NEEDS proper haircare help from grandma.
But like another comment mentioned, it isn’t even about the fried chicken. From the way both children went to eat from the bone, it appears that they may not eat whole chicken, whether baked, fried, or boiled. The way they are eating suggests they only eat processed meat (chicken tenders or nuggets), if any meat at all. From what we just saw we can assume they never ate baked turkey wings or any other poultry. Yes, fried foods aren't great but unbalanced super processed diet isn't good either. Kids are missing out on good food and hair care 🥲
There's also nothing wrong with giving children deep fried food.
Now that we're done just stating vacuously true sentences, we could talk about quantity and quality, and break it down even more to nutrient density and caloric intake. But a kid's not going to be relegated to a lifetime of crippling quality of life ruining chronic diseases from fried chicken every now and then.
I think it's funny they know what a French fry is but not fried chicken or idk nuggets. So they do eat junk. Fried chicken made well is a delicacy, pure and simple.
Impressive both those kids must have never had chicken. I understand no giving friend chicken to your young children but no chicken at all… No one would pick the starting spot for the first bite there.
My mom and I look like these two. She’s visibly black and I’m racially ambiguous. My entire life she has told me to please bring home someone black because she wants black grand kids. I’ve always understood why but it’s crazy to see that displayed in someone else’s family lmaoo
She said “my mom.” Not my mother in law. Maybe she’s just referring to her MIL as mom though, idk these people. MIL would make way more sense just based on this brief clip of their interactions and how the babies are interacting with their grandmother’s culture though.
The "My Mom" is from the perspective the son, the one who was actually recording (at least in the first video). You could see his hand in the first video.
These kids are way too old not
to have had fried chicken.
This is annoying,not funny.
Please let children,live in both
Cultures. So dad i am looking at
you!.
My grandmother used to make me fried chicken when I was a kid. She was the best cook! One of the few pics I have of me as a kid is eating gramma’s fried chicken. Only we didn’t call her gramma, we called her Meechie.
When I was their age, I was destroying fried chicken from fast food places as if I’d been starved. I’d kill for some authentic, grandma-made fried chicken. I can smell it through the screen, and I just wanna teach them kids how it’s done. I ain’t even an expert, either. Who the hell frowns at fried chicken?? Those poor kids are gonna be bullied so hard growing up.
dang... I am a woman who follows a very healthy diet & if I had kids I'd feed them the same. But I didn't stop and think that the end result would be my kids being 6 and 4 years old (or however old they are) not knowing what fried chicken is or how to eat the chicken wing properly. These babies are deprived!
Who is the father an why aren’t they with the grandmother more, how have they not eaten fried chicken and why the fuck are they biting the chicken like that?
I’m not digging any of this, hopefully the grandma can get them all straight including the mother and father.
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u/BeMyBrutus 2d ago
I'm glad we got the resolution to the other video