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https://www.realgardenstate.com/former-internet-star-latarian-milton-arrested-in-bergen-county/
This kid was on an episode of the Boondocks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h28NNWdlqY4
I yanked it. I yanked the thing
This kid’s future don’t look too bright =(
“it’s fun to do bad things”… Shocker this one isn’t a boon to society.
Video is probably 10 years old. So by this time, is he dead, in prison, or addicted yet?
Classic internet
No video games for a whole weekend. Oh, the humanity!!
Ja Morant childhood footage.
“I wanted to do hoodrat stuff with my friends”
Ah, must have some great role models in his life.
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Truly sad though, shenanigans with my friends when I was a kid amounted to TP-ing houses and half the time we couldn’t keep secrets so the parents knew and put in their requests (such as avoid the house, hit the trees).
Makes you think, in a different situation would he have made the same poor decisions?
Look at those shorts being all pants on that kid.
(1:12) Yo. G-ma has Rimzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz on her car.
I was wondering what his rap sheet looked like today
It’s crazy this kid grew up to be Ja morant.
He was also on tosh.0
https://youtu.be/2r2eQaJmeUA
Latarian Milton. “It’s fun to do bad things”
I named my cat after this boy
This kid is going places in life.
On a side note: ‘Investment Lane’? Consumer Drive’? America, you need to sit down and reconsider what you name your public streets.
call me the badguy, but i agree with gramma, he needed an ass-whoopin
Holy shit, I feel so old. I was quoting this in high school.
>latarian
This is funny but I am glad nobody got hurt.
“It’s fun to do bad things” sounds straight out of a 90’s PSA
This is especially sad because watching the video you’re hoping the whole time he can find his way out of that mentality some day. And then he didn’t. The struggle is real.
IT’s culture holding most people back, not skin color.