Dr. Jameca CooperForensic Psychology Consultant, Emergence Psychological Services · Board Certified Counseling Psychologist and Forensic Psychology Consultant

Blueface fight or ?? #toxic #blueface #fight #fyp #shorts

3 Aug 2022 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short, Dr. Jameca Cooper reacts to a viral video showing rapper Blueface and his girlfriend in a physical altercation. She observes that, contrary to expectations of a violent assault, Blueface appears to be trying to escape, pushing her away. Cooper labels the interaction as a toxic relationship and critiques the normalization of physical tussles. Drawing from her experience as a mother of two boys, she advises that boys should learn to disengage, defend themselves, and avoid hitting girls, emphasizing non‑violent conflict resolution.

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Blueface fight. So I've been seeing alerts and notifications all day on social media about Blueface and his girlfriend, and when I finally go to look at the actual video clip of this fight, he's mostly trying to get away from her. I'm thinking, ooh, he really beat her down, but for most of the video I saw, he is trying to get away from her. This is clearly a toxic relationship. For some people, this is normal to put your hands on each other and wrestle and tussle and fight. But whether that's their normal or not, he's clearly trying to get away from her, walking away, pushing her off of him. And as a mother of two boys, I would definitely tell my sons to try to get away, defend yourself, push someone off if it's a girl, and to not hit them. This is what he did. This is what we tell little boys to do, and to not hit