http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/video...34aJhp049y5UAO

That's actually not bad at all.

sigh @ everyone posting videos from that site..
Someone should make an official WSHH videos thread and get it over with

i understand him getting his ass beat with the belt...But Cutting off his hair and eyebrows+Making him dress like a Bum going to school and Doin all the rest of that extra **** was un-called for... but im not here to judge the guy and tell him what to do with his child.. its just my opinion

I hated my dad for doing this to me almost every week for wanting to stay home from school
(I was in 1st-4th grade)

I don't know if this should affect me, but I always had bruises growing up and it affected my life and my social life. I don't know if my dad did the right thing, but it destroyed my life once I realized what abused means.

This is horrible.

ch..I've had my head slammed on to a wall, punched in my little bony chest, and stitches in my chin by a step-father... this is just enough for an average child.
Eh, but then again I'll cut him some slack because this could mentally mess you up, especially when you put this **** on film. But if he doesn't act up again he might not have to worry about this treatment.

Just because it and/or worse happened to you doesn't mean it's not abuse, nor does it mean it's acceptable behavior.

mfte

Yall need to discipline yo kids but child abuse and battery is never right. This guy doesnt deserve kids.

So what happened???


DEAD @ all of these abusive parents being exposed.

My parents wouldnt have the guts to do such thing.
The only they done to me was giving 2 slaps.

Is the video real?

All of that wasn't necessary, Especially in school.

What a ****ing ass; making him walk around with that ****** as haircut.

We've all been spanked before. That's not abuse. It just sounds bad when you're listening to it. The boot camp bit wasn't bad either.

That haircut tho? Hell no. That was unnecessary.

Nope.

I feel bad for that kid.

It's possible to raise good kids without hitting them though. Just takes more effort and patience from the parents.