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26 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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In this brief excerpt from the Karamo Show, two speakers engage in a heated exchange about the stigma of being labeled a drug addict. Speaker A repeatedly asserts that they are not using drugs and resents being called a drug addict, emphasizing that the accusation is directed at "y'all" rather than them personally. Speaker B echoes the denial, stresses a desire to see their children, and calls for accountability, suggesting that the blame should be shared collectively. The dialogue highlights frustration, a plea for parental rights, and a call to put children’s needs first while rejecting drug-use accusations.

I'm tired of being called a drug addict. Yeah. I'm not on drugs. So— It's y'all. It's y'all, not me.
Oh, we're on drugs? No, so here's the thing. No, it's not they're on drugs. I wanna see my kids and I'm not on drugs and I've done everything. So Bradley.
Everything.
So this is what I'm hoping for. Is when you say things like, "It's y'all, not me," it's everyone.
Yeah.
Everyone has a history and a past that has caused all of y'all to have hurt feelings. You all met in situations where there was distrust, there was a lack of stability. It caused all of y'all to feel unsafe in these relationships. And what has that done is carried on. And I believe that the experience you had is real. I believe you feel frustrated. I feel like you feel tired. And I believe that you feel the same way as well. But at the end of the day, what I do know is that we have to start putting these children first. And the unfortunate part, but the fortunate part, is that you are the common denominator. So if you wanna see things change, the way you speak to her, the way you speak to these two women has to change.