It seems Brandon Marshall is unfazed by what the web thinks of his parenting selections! The previous NFL player slid in his own comment section to clock mixed reactions to how he selected to discipline his son, who’s about 10 or 11 years old. A video shared last week shows Marshall recording the boy running late at night as punishment. After his followers flooded his comment section, he responded to a select few.
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Brandon Marshall Tells His Son To Run At 2 A.M.
Marshall first shared the discipline video last Wednesday (June 17), adding a photograph of him and his son as the duvet image. He tagged his son within the caption, saying, “That is my son not my friend.. . @zi3marshall.” Not much is understood about Brandon’s relationship together with his mini-me, who’s a twin. The daddy and his wife, Michi Nogami-Campbell, have three children together, but mostly keep their family life private.
Within the clip, Brandon Marshall is recording from the motive force’s seat in a moving vehicle as his son jogs in a neighborhood. Chatting with him, Brandon Marshall explains that the run is not any different from other activities they’ve done in Santa Monica that his son desired to do. Nonetheless, he said, there’s a difference between that and discipline and correction. Marshall then encourages the boy to run.
“Discipline, correction is nice, even two within the morning. I don’t gotta put my hands on you, but I’m training you as much as be a warrior. I’m training you as much as be a warrior…to be a frontrunner, to serve, have discipline. To be higher than me. Run, run. Let’s go.”
Afterward, Marshall warned him if he didn’t start running, he’d be running three miles. “So that you higher start running cause you don’t know when imma inform you to stop. You don’t need to listen? We run, we work. Two within the morning, let’s go. Faster.” The previous athlete challenged his son to select up his pace to patch the automotive at over six miles per hour. See the interaction unfold below.
Social Media Reacts To Punishment Video
Currently, the video of Brandon Marshall’s son is the one post available on his Instagram profile. The video has over 6,700 likes and not less than 800 comments as of Monday (June 22). As mentioned, his comment section is a combination of oldsters supporting his type of discipline and others difficult it. A couple of others are in agreement, but criticized Brandon for posting about it on social media.
Instagram user @channondriver, for instance, commented, “It’s best to NEVER discipline a toddler with embarrassment, it messes up their mental health state. Kids are people too. That is so lame. It didn’t should be public if that is the way you desired to discipline that’s wonderful. You probably did this to indicate off on the web. I hope you’re taking this down. And I read a few of your comments learn how one can take constructive criticism my guy. Most of us aren’t attempting to hurt you only giving good feedback. Take care.”
@cbsmyheart wrote, “Y’all acting like that is hurting HIS SON. He’s teaching. Correcting behaviors before the streets do.”
While @marquisegoodwin joked, “Speed up nephew 😂”
@buttawiththejam commented, “Do what you should! My son desired to be a clown at school. Tell them jokes whilst you run these suicides & burpees since you think that school is play time. Mom is NOT playing so he needed to tighten up.”
@coachjayroberts added, “This sir is wack and embarrassing I even have 4 young men all whom I needed to discipline sooner or later but I never embarrass my children especially on this era. This has gone viral so the quantity of jokes and laughs from his peers he has gotten could shatter his confidence. Kings (Real) Kings move with a stern but fair hand and at all times protect the dominion. This is totally not needed but do what you do.”
@djblank75 commented, “That’s family business, not instagram business 🤷🏾♂️.”
“Great job! It’s best coming from someone who truly loves him. Someone who would never put him in harm’s way. That’s you @bmarshall. He’ll thanks for it later,” @rodsmith80 wrote.
@reneparra said, “These boys need this sort of discipline! I’ll never tell my son’s dad to sit back when he’s doing man/father things. Handle it so the opposite man doesn’t need to do it for you. Good job @bmarshall 👏.”
@sbgeorges added, “And that is on social media because?”
“Why post this? Discipline your way but why post it. It does appear to be clout bait,” @bigeazy56 commented.
@nlmf.jermo wrote, “It’s crazy how people within the comments criticizing his parenting skills but when his son start playing sports the coaches gone make him run for a similar things his dad is making him run for.”
Marshall Clocks Critics & Agrees With Supporters
He liked the next comment, “Y’all acting like that is hurting HIS SON. He’s teaching. Correcting behaviors before the streets do.”
One other comment by @djblank79 said the punishment is “family business, not Instagram business.” To that, Marshall replied, “That’s your way this my way.”
To a different comment telling him to steer by example and criticizing Marshall for driving, the previous NFL player replied:
“I just had a procedure on my back. I can’t run. But when you know me you realize I lead from the front in ALL rooms.”
Marshall also replied, “Facts” to a comment that claims, “Our job is to construct men, not boys.”
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