Mom WON'T FEED Son's BEST FRIEND, What Happens Is Shocking | Dhar Mann

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As a black man who faced a truly insane amount of racism and racial violence from other kids when I was growing up, this hits pretty close to home. My family isn't at all wealthy (they aren't poor either), but I would always get "the look" whenever I went over to a new friend's house for the first time. I still remember my father giving me "the talk" about never being alone in a new friend's house, because if anything "goes missing", I would definitely be blamed for it. Things are much better now that I'm older, but I can still see the racism around me because I'm attuned to it from having lived it. It's why I just roll my eyes whenever someone says that "racism is over".

A lesson for mom but also for son! You should listen to your friends when they’re expressing whether they feel Comfortable or not around certain people they bring them around. Love the message.

The son's expression when mom said, "I need to work on myself." Priceless. lol

can we get a story where the accusers get their karma instead of getting away with a sorry? i know these videos are here to help but i think some people should see the message that a "sorry" fixes everything

5:30 perfect dap was insane😤

The sons head roll when she says she needs to work on herself is the most relatable thing in this video🤣👌lovely message and example of humility

Relax guys she just thinks she’s still in the 50s I mean why else would she think chocolate bars still only cost 80cents…..

I’m from Nigeria 🇳🇬 😊 Most Nigerians are very kind ❤

That mom never learns a lesson about stereotyping people😂😂😂

Fun fact's Dhar are the perfect person's to watch while eating and he always makes our day or night even better

5:32 nice dap😎

Just because something horrible happens to you doesn’t mean you can treat people like crap. It’s disgusting. No excuse. I’ve had horrible things happen to me and I didn’t treat my kid’s friends like criminals in my house. Old or new friends.

If I were Ozaze (Sammy), I would have not ever forgiven my best friend’s mom for judging me like that. Ever!

Doesn't give the mother the right to treat people as poorly as she treated him.learn from tragedy and be kind to other people. No matter what.

Well, today, as a community pharmacist originally from Poland working in London, I worked for 10 hrs with: the student from Ghana, the technician from Mauritius, and another student from Kosovo. We worked very hard for 10 hrs to serve all patients. I cannot imagine that someone could hurt anyone from my beautiful team. Bless them all, with love

With a mother like her, it's no wonder she chose a shelter over going back.

I am so glad that finally in an episode that someone is Ningerian 🇳🇬 this is a very nice episode and I am proud to be Nigerian !!

“You shouldn’t judge someone before you get to know them.” Thank you for the wisdom and message. 💜💜🙏🏼

This breaks my heart 3:12 I’m literally crying 😭😭😭 but thank you to all the good people that are still out here helping 6:17