I broke my mama heart, bro. When I seen my Mama walk in, bro, her eyes just had me like — Like, she was a lost soul. I ain’t never seen my mama like that. When I got hit, I called my mama, so she wouldn’t hear it from the streets, or from like — because she know I’m like, “I’m good. I just gotta go to the hospital.” Hung up. Actually, my phone died, which was worse. She probably wanted to wring your neck. Yeah, she flew in so fast. I wanted to get up out of there. So I went to catch a breath but when I went out there, she gave it to me, like, This is it. You’re being a coward to your kids by doing — making choices like this that’s affecting everybody. You could be dead, you know She gave me the talk. You could be dead. Dah, dah, dah, you done came so far in life. You the savior to the family. What you doing? Me and my mama’s relationship I’m just straightforward with her. So in that moment, she was dead serious. Just like, she was worried. But it was more like, you need discipline. Something’s going on, talk to me. And it was a time I wasn’t talking to my mama, I’m a grown man, you know? I mean, I ain’t talking my mama, about what I might feel. But then, when I did, it helps. I call my mama, bro. Straight up. Like, before I [expletive] up. I call my mama.
