T.I. caught his son King Harris smoking weed in his Hot Tub and went crazy in a viral video. TI starts of the video saying he wants his children to experience life and things he didn’t have, then shows his son King Harris lighting a marijuana blunt in the hot tub.
At that point T.I. threatened to beat up his son. Keep in mind King Harris is only 15 and smoking marijuana. According to scientists weed can inhibit the brain development for people under the age of 18.
As the video continues you can hear T.I. telling Tiny to go look at her 15 year old son smoking weed. TI has a smile on his face, but you can sense the anger in his heart when he says “In my damn house”. Remember this is the same guy that checks his 18 year old daughter’s hymen to make sure she’s still a virgin.
All in all, T.I. reaction to catching his son King Harris smoking weed in his hot tub was relatively mellow, considering how most other parents would react to the same situation.
Author: JordanThrilla
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