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Listen to your daughters. #shorts #karamoshow

27 Jan 2023 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short, the speaker (identified as SPEAKER A) directly addresses a father who appears indifferent to his daughter's feelings. The father’s daughter has expressed that she feels he gives excuses and is absent, describing him as a stranger. The speaker challenges the father’s nonchalant attitude, questioning his sense of coolness and urging him to recognize his responsibility toward his child. He emphasizes that the daughter is the father’s “seed” and that neglect harms her. The speaker contrasts his own awareness of his daughter and wife with the father’s lack of knowledge, urging the father to “wake up” and take action. The monologue is emotionally charged, using persuasive language, rhetorical questions, and a critical tone to highlight the importance of listening to and supporting daughters.

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Your daughter said that she feels like you give excuses. You're not there for her. You're a stranger. How does that make you feel? No different. I've been trying to be very calm with you and really get to your thing, but it gets under my skin when I see a man sitting here talking about his daughter who is saying, "You're giving me excuses, who is not being there for me," and you are sitting here over nonchalant. Brother, do you think you look cool right now? Like, what do you think? No, no, no. You keep— Keep making the smug faces because you hearing cheers and stuff. Dude, at the end of the day, this your little girl. That's your seed. All of us, this is none of our children. That's your child. Listen, I'm sitting here and you sitting over here relaxed, rolling your eyes and stuff. You think this is good? Come on now. I'm gonna be honest with you. That's why I'm unbothered because I'm the man that knows my daughter and knows my wife. You don't know your daughter. Brother, wake up. You don't know your daughter and you're not doing enough for your daughter. My daughter back there hurt, bro. And it's on you. No, it's not. But either way,