Shaka Senghor Talks About When He Got Shot #shorts #joerogan #shakasenghor

I was, like, 17 years old. I was standing on a corner, and I got into, like, a minor conflict. And then I got shot multiple times. And that was probably the most serious turning point in my life. After I got shot, they called ambulance, and ambulance never came. At this time, I'm on the west side of Detroit, and I'm just sitting on the porch bleeding. And my friend, he was like, look, I'm going to have to take you to the hospital because the ambulance is just not going to come. And I remember getting in the car, and he's just like, you know, breathe. Like, you got to take these deep breaths. You know, this is how you're going to navigate the pain. And the reason he was able to do that, he had got shot the year prior. So it's just like, he got shot, his friend got killed. So the gun violence was just, you know, it was so much a part of, like, the culture that I grew up in that I didn't think about what was happening inside of me after I got shot.