The Mo’Kelly Report

I have often wondered about whether or not Al B. Sure was in that young man’s life. He certainly does look like his father and my heart goes out to that young man. Wow…that was a deep letter.

Assuming that Sean Combs gave this young man a decent education, why wouldn’t that expensive education have translated into bringing out great writing skills?

Even if he had someone help him, the thoughts are clearly his and reading it, my heart bled for him.

Hicktownpress stated: “Assuming that Sean Combs gave this young man a decent education, why wouldn’t that expensive education have translated into bringing out great writing skills?”

Sadly all you have to do is watch any pro athlete doing a interview on TV. Most of these guys went to some of the best colleges in the country but can barely articulate the english language. I agree with Moe, the sentiment may be his he did not write this letter. I’ll be even more cynical and say the ONLY intent of this letter was just a pathetic way to promote his new rap song. Why not just pick up the phone and call your father instead of writing a public letter?

Bad karma is finally catching up with the ABS the elf hiding in the wolf’s costume. People need ta get the straight scoop before confessing your loyalty to someone they don’t know just because he looks good and innocent. ABS and me go back many years. From 1 hand experience I know how he will use anyone he can even his kids. Thank the mighty Lord that Quincy and Lit’ have Puf to step up to the plate.
AB– No sea engañado por un Woolf en la ropa de oveja!

dont think ya all will run out and buy the cd when thinkin he is a dead beat pops and the big lady scammer to. i will pass on it.

Bottom line…family is worth way more than CD sales. If Al B. will profit from that letter, then so be it. But one thing he’ll NEVER EVER profit from is being the MAN/FATHER he was supposed to be to Quincy. CD sales can’t ever compare to a child’s love based on you loving them. A child grows up one time and then that’s it. Those years can never be recovered…EVER! Of course, you already know this. But my point is he blew the one opportunity to foster that solid non-breakable bond with his son. A bond can still be created between them, but not like a bond fostered since day 1, when Quincy was born. A father and son relationship is by far one of the greatest things to be apart of…and he blew it. Not only did he blow it with him, he risked his relationship with that entire branch of his family (son, possible daughter in-law, possible grandkids, etc.) All of those descendants come through Quincy, so if Quincy doesn’t come around to visit (because Al never did), then most likely the rest of them won’t. I’ll take that profit over CD sales any day of the week. That my people is the GREATEST profit he’ll miss out on. Personally, I’ve never understood how anyone could turn their back on their own child. Take everyone or thing out of the equation (e.g., baby mother, baby father, over concerned grandparents, drama, etc.) and you still have the one thing that you should automatically love without thought…your child. Your child is an extension on you. So to turn your back on your child is inconceivable…to me.

I personally didn’t have the best relationship with my dad, but I had one. And my father did his job (RIP.) My a** knew what the end of that belt ment. It meant, I’m in charge little man and you will do as I say…PERIOD. It meant, I’m not going to let you ruin your life doing stupid sh*t. It meant, you will know how to act in public. It meant, you will obey and respect me. But more importantly, it meant, I LOVE YOU and I will do what I have to so you can have a shot at this thing called “life.” Every Saturday my brothers and I were working in the yard, painting or some king of work to build a strong work ethic. And every Sunday, you guessed it, we were in church…the entire family. And who was out in front…pops! My pops didn’t play when it came to raising us the RIGHT way.

Good relationship or not, I love my father and aspire to be like him (in the sense of being a MAN/FATHER.) I love him for doing what he did for me. I love him for not leaving me. I love him for disciplining me (he always said I would appreciate those a** whoopings one day and I didn’t believe him, but he was right.) My pops told me one day “If I ever catch you doing drugs, I’ll break you neck.” I believed him. So when I see the “what’s my anti-drug” commercials, I think of him. Looking at how kids sniff this/that, smoke anything in front of them, pop pills like it’s going out of style, I think to myself, they need someone to tell them…”I’ll break your neck if I catch you doing that stuff.” I say all of this to say that it was Al’s job to MAKE SURE Quincy’s upbringing was solid and filled with love, discipline, love, sense of family, love, hard work ethic, love, educational oppotunities, and yes…LOVE. If you’re not going to raise them, then don’t contribute to creating them!!!

I think there are always two sides to a story. None of you who are bashing AL knows the kind of relationship he had with the mother. It’s easy for women to talk about how fathers are deadbeats but for the most part when tables are turned and the father has the child or children they are no different even in the best of circumstances. I have a 6 yr old son that I have custody of and his mother did nothing for him for most of his life. but I would always encourage her to spend time with him. the year before last asked me to let her start building that relationship. so we agreed that he would spend the remainder of his pre-k yr with her. While he was down there I was sending money to insure that my child was being taken care of. After I picked him up early last summer because she forced me to, the money stopped as it should have, she filed papers in the courts to take my child away from me and put me on child support. I, thinking that I had a strong enough case and didn’t need a lawyer, when to court without a lawyer and she had one. they suppressed my evidence because I didn’t properly submit it into evidence. The judge gave me 7 days to turn my son over to her and they granted her temporary custody of my child that I have been raising by my self for the past 6yrs. I had to beg her to spend time with her child that she carried in her womb for 9 months. I am pissed!!! but you know what? my son has been down there for the past 6 months and I can count on 1 hand how many times she has allowed me to speak to my son. He has to wait for her to put her cell phone down so that he can take it to call me. Men teach your children how to use the phone to call you, you never know when it will payoff. I’ve been to FL twice and she refuses to let me see my child even under supervision. The sad thing is… MOST women use the children as weapons against the fathers and the fathers are often forced to just turn a blind eye to their child even though it hurts to do so because of some chick on a rampage. I hear it all of the time “no body told you to lay up with her” that Her that you are talking about includes all of you!!!! I am not and I will never be GAY!!! So what are my options? On the flip side my sperm donor was a waste of space. My mother did well to remove him from the picture and he is still till this day proving that he is a worthless addition to the human race. So there are two sides of the coin but it is never good to take sides without knowing the whole story.