Bob Hearts Abishola S04E05 Abishola is overreacting
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2022
- Bob Hearts Abishola is a family comedy, suitable for all ages. But there are some subtly brilliant adult jokes thrown in too.
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Had the same experience. I hate it so much when I try to be honest to my parents but they immediately saw it as an attack against them, reacted just like Abishola
Abishola rage can be so extreme at times
This is real though. African and Caribbean moms are like this towards dreads, twists, braids on boys heads
This is typical of Nigerian parents
@Wayne Hoxit that's typical of African/ African -Caribbean Parents.
No nonsense is their philosophy
That's the point of the show - everything in life isn't through the lenses of White, Western perspectives
@@japerkins3565 raising your child in love and allowing them to express themselves as they grow isn't a western perspective...it's how it's supposed to be done all over the world genius...
Parents like this are the kind you run away from. I speak to my mother once every few months and she wasn’t nearly this bad.
Bad? Africans love their parents . Running away from someone who has your best interest?
@@DarkAngel-cj6sx Having your best interest is one thing. Being completely neurotic enemies of all fun is another thing.
I mean, I'd get if she was against him getting a tattoo or a piercing, but a very normal/tame haircut? Why do some parents try to limit their childrens' expression so much?
Abishola is too uptight with Dele and no parents should be like that
Because you’re only scaring your child away from you
Yeah sure... And in those days where most parents were like this, teachers didn't have to worry as much of their students wrestling them
I hate this show just because how tyrannical she is and rarely gets any backlash for it
@@tytib8924she gets backlash every time. Bob comes thru and shows her a different perspective & so does her American friend at the hospital
That last sentence, that's where you're wrong because we were all trained that way. Growing up as a Nigerian boy, 17 years and even above my mum still controlled my haircut and dressings then. This helps us grow up being morally upright and it doesn't scare us away at all. Whenever we remember those things, it makes us love our parents more.
@@ifeanyichukwufavour7821 I hate the very idea of my parents controlling what I do, who I marry, etc, after I'm already a self-sufficient adult. Asian, African, and Latin American parents have this stereotype. In these culture, elders usually have such a bloated sense of entitlement. I mean, they sure have wisdom to share, but they act as if they are infallible and people younger than them have to put up with their bullshit.
this was tense for no reason
It was tense, for a reason.
At this age, you will noy even enter my mothers house with that hair cut 😂😂😂 even as an adult, i cant tint my hair.
That is so toxic. You're an adult, your parents have to understand that.
This is my mum oo. My bro did his hair like this and it was war. He had to take it out. It was a no no
Ya the moment you said no to your parents that’s when things start getting bad. 😂
How strict can abishola be real or extremely
And parents wonder why we don’t call or send some of them to nursing homes.
Sorry
We don’t send Africans especially Nigerians to nursing home, they might be strict and all but we keep family around
*Cameraman walks to his room*
They love to portray women of African descent this way.
cmon sis. Most of us are like that😂😂😂 I'm african living in the Caribbean and...I can be like this.
Abishola had braids though smh
She is old enough and she is female. That is a Nigerian logic. No male in my family would dare do that at that age, it would be the end of you if you dare. You’d tell your story from the great beyond
If u really go into detail about this show and analyze abishola, you'll see that she really is the worst character on there
It's a perspective thing. You can't always cuddle a child into greatness. Our Nigerian parents whooped our asses but at the end of the day, we know it all stemmed from love and certain values were instilled in us due to this
@tok1879 that's not love, that's antiquated traditions stemming from toxic and controlling patriarchal values from an old world.....my biggest issues was being raised in America, a new world and my immigrant parents still trying to maintain an old world mindset.
@@benaffblack faxx
I hope you've become your own person
Africans don't raise children,they create mini mes
@@tok1879 What about all the other parents who found a better way and raised great children? Alot of this stems from laziness, lack of emotional intelligence, and the inability to incorporate new information into parenting styles for a new generation.
@@benaffblack "that's not love"
It's like how can you even declare this? I mean, it is I who knows EVERYTHING that my parent, who also whooped my ass, did to make sure that I was ok and to make sure i was being set up to lead a good life.
So raise your kids as you prefer. I'm happy that mine raised me as they did.🤷🏾♂️
Honestly abishola has a bad attitude and she’s rude and u greatful, Nigerian woman aren’t like this. I got so upset in S2e5 when she returned the stuffs Bob gave dele, saying “my son doesn’t need any of your garbage”. And went on to insult Bob and his family
Are you Nigerian? Because as a Nigerian, i can attest that Nigerians are like this.
@tok1879 Kenyans too!!!
I don’t get what’s wrong with his hair
In Africa Males are expected to look like males with skin or low cut. She is just so conservative. And most time African kids bares their mother’s brunt. But they are loved.
@@ooob464 They always blame the mother when children do not walk the line.
@@OkiChick302 tell me again