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That momma is teaching her boy the right way. I give her mad respect. I wish more people took action like this with their kids. Bravo! 👏

Two absolutely lovely, strong women, driven to improve their and their children's lives. If this doesn't restore your faith in humanity I don't know what will. This is not the norm for the 21 century, but it should be.

I'd love to give her a hug. She's a beautiful soul.

Amen! Good parenting. Tough love is sometimes better than any other kind of love. It humbles us making us remember our own past struggles. Awesome mom who also showed that’s it’s best to be accountable for our children’s action so we don’t have a life time of hurt and suffering from them refusing to be accountable as adults.

I'm not ashamed to say I watched this twice with tears in my eyes. As a project "kid" myself (think "ghetto") in the deep South, I've actually seen black mothers do exactly what you see here, not only to their children but neighborhood children, both black and white, who get too full of themselves. And the children get the life-message loud and clear. Don't mess with a southern mother when she is teaching you how to be a human being.

She ain't playing and she will definitely kick his ass! 🤣😂

Best thing I've seen all week! 🇺🇲

Finally, a mama takin' charge! Yes ma'am!

God Bless that woman! Tough Love is extremely important in raising your kids to be somebody. I'm just so sorry she represents only a tiny fraction of the parents out there.

That is a great Mother! Teaching right from wrong and that there are consequences for your actions is vital to our societies existance!

So awedome..we need more like her

Wow! I want to HUG this lady! She is truly amazing. GOOD FOR HER!!!

This video would have more effective if it was in English.

Beautiful parent.

Who is that woman… we need a million more of her in this world! Thank you ma’am!

I LOVE this women, and respect her for taking that tough stance. Much respect!!

my God I love her. She is the best mother ever, raising her boy right. God bless her and her son, may he never treat another person like that. And likewise the other child and his mother. (I hope this was real and not some fake ass story.)

She’s NOT playing! Mama not playing! Good job on her, we need more strong parents like this or the future is lost!!!

@end3of6days9 That’s a good mother!

@mcgmouton57 I wish all mothers were like her. Great lesson learned.

Now THATS A PARENT !!!!!! Get ‘em Momma !!!!! 💪🇺🇸💪

That was the way it was 30 years ago. People learned to respect one another.

Now that's parenting! He'll remember this day forever and be grateful to his mother for it. God bless you!

@TheEXECUTlONER_ Mama did good. The only thing missing is a father to put fear into the boy. A healthy sense of fear of the father (both earthly and spiritual) keeps boys raised right.

Beautiful job! Love too see it. ❤️

@j0ker937 Love that woman!! She remembers where she came from and appreciates what she has now. That punk kid of hers, though… STILL acting like he doesn’t know why he’s in trouble.

Great parenting doesn’t happen by accident ! Wish she was my mom

I love this woman. She deserves a "Mother of the Year" award!

RESPECT to that mother she’s teaching her spoilt son a lesson that needed to be learned the hard way he’ll never forget it and through all her struggles in life making it better for her an her family she won’t let disrespect ever change their lives. She’s real mother RESPECT

@CreasonJana What a good, strong mama!

I'm so proud to hear this wonderful American mother. Well done mam. Well done. All of us have to do better to teach our children respect. Even if it was staged it is a great message.

@1109Patricia Those two will become best friends.

God bless her. There's some good people still.

@AprilSpark1890 At ‘I said take em off!’ I got chills. Remembering my Mom. 😕

You can hear the dad in the background—now that’s what you call good parenting. Lesson learned..
