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13 Sept 2023 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short from the Karamo Show, two participants, labeled SPEAKER A and SPEAKER B, engage in a tense, back‑and‑forth exchange. SPEAKER A expresses deep resentment toward St. Louis, describing it as a place filled with enemies, dead friends, and painful memories, and suggests that the city was supposed to improve them but hasn’t. The conversation quickly shifts to accusations about parental responsibility: SPEAKER B questions A’s involvement as a father, noting A’s recent three‑month absence and the perceived neglect of calls and financial support. SPEAKER B repeatedly calls out A for asking for money while being absent, and emphasizes that the child (referred to as “baby” and “dog”) will eventually discover A’s true character. SPEAKER A defends themselves, questioning why the calls are ignored and asserting they don’t feel obligated. The dialogue is marked by repeated phrases, heightened emotions, and a focus on the conflict surrounding the child’s well‑being, financial dependence, and the lingering trauma tied to St. Louis.

All I have in St. Louis are enemies, dead friends, and bad memories.
Okay, they don't have nothing to do with your kids. Me leaving St. Louis— What about your kids? Me leaving St.
Louis is supposed to better me.
But it's not, 'cause you still ask me for money. You ask me for money.
So in your opinion, you feel like you're an active father? Yes. Okay. I may not have been there recently because of these last few months that I've been gone, All of a sudden everybody just in their feelings because I've been gone for 3 months. Like, okay, I'm out. But why do you ignore the calls when you with her?
Why you have to step outside and ignore the calls? Why do you go days without? Hold on, I got a call every fucking day. That's your baby, dog. That's your baby. That's your child. She finna find out who you is. She finna find out who you is.
I feel like I don't have to. Why do you feel that way? Because I just do. Why is it a big deal?