Tyshawn Jones messing with some guy who seems like he's homeless

[bgod17666]

On his instagram story, it seems like he's with a guy who is homeless/struggling and he is pouring water on his face while the guy is sleeping in Tyshawns car. Seems like he bought him some clothes and food, but nonetheless it feels pretty exploitative and messed up. Thoughts?

https://www.instagram.com/tyshawn/

[cky enthusiast]

if a dude was sleeping INSIDE my car i’d def give him a lil bath

at least he fed and clothed him

[Grind King Rims]

Yeah, not the best look. I'm sure he thinks he's doing net good since he's getting him food and buying him $1400+ worth of Adidas shit but he could have done that without splashing water in his face or putting it on social media. Doing one good thing doesn't justify doing something degrading and disrespectful.

If you're fucking homeless and someone offers you food, shelter, etc., then they start acting a certain way, you're not going to turn around and walk away because what they're offering is more valuable than the dollar equivalent, it's your livelihood.

[HeapsCool]

Asking "should I violate" on instagram was worse than the water imo.

Also, the guy obviously has an adidas shop card - he spent nothing. Still a nice thing to do.

[BroBruhBra]

Uhh…. this is real weird. Holding his head in the car was really awkward..... but I guess it was nice?

[h00man]

a bit bummed on the water throw, but he bought him food and clothes and let him ride in his fucking car. Maybe they're bffs now.

[jgonzalez]

Put your mask on

please cover your nose

[Lame_Nigga]

Asking "should I violate" on instagram was worse than the water imo.

Agree with this part, but also seems he thought it was more of a joke than specifically fuck Rodney. That a random homeless man or one that he runs into a lot? That'd change things a bit

[Monkey_Mcpott]

This is the most awkward way to do something nice for someone. The look on the guys face after the water splash bummed me out to be honest.

[tortfeasor]

That a random homeless man or one that he runs into a lot? That'd change things a bit

i don't think he would be grabbing his head like that or driving around with him if it was just some random dude. the splash seemed more out of frustration and love than malice and aggrogance. just  a way to say "wake the fuck up" on multiple levels.

putting it on social media is odd to but that's probably more of a generational difference/

[haydtang]

cringe

[YungJugg]

It’s a relatively common occurrence these days for young folk to dump water on their sleeping friends, and post it, popularized by Chief Keef on Vine circa 2013. It’s not that serious.

[Big Skatefase]

I'm not even sure what their relationship is. He did the water stuff to that Whokid dude on IG too as a joke among friends, so maybe they have a friendship, and they're comfortable playing around like that? It does look sus from the outside looking in tho.

[chrisskates808]

too bad i don't have instagram anymore but sounds pretty messed up

[ok boomer]

"We spent $1427... put it on the gram or it doesn't count"

[ungzilla]

at least it was pretty fancy water

[sus]

giving food, shoes etc > pouring water on person

at the end of the day, he did a good deed even if the whole water thing was unnecessary, so overall it seems just fine if you ask me

he took care of that mans

[Trashcon]

Either messed up or nice of him to bless him with a quick baptism. Either way, not a good look.

[Biggiemouths]

He is calling him by his name, my guess is that he is his friend, i mean, ive had homeless friends before, they do not deserve that treatment but we do not actually know whats their relationship to be honest

what if its his uncle or something like that

Lets go back to the root of the problem SOCIAL MEDIA
quit fucking minding other peoples life and mind your own, as simple as that

[RCB3]

It's a good thing he shared it to the gram because random acts of kindness only help that person if they're shared via social media.

[twic3]

Seems alot more like a family member/friend then a random dude... He was in tyshawn story a couple days ago helping him tear the inside of a house.

[Jerrys Kid]

The only lame part about this is broadcasting on social media how nice you are to feed and buy shit for homeless people.

[fongool]

seems pretty obvious that Tyshawn and him are not strangers to each other

also weird to assume he's homeless

I could tell they were in Elizabeth NJ, where Tyshawn partially grew up

[Pete]

yeah that dude seems more like an uncle or atleast someone hes known/seen and spoken to on the block for deep. that water shit was absolutely unnecessary but i didnt see it too out of character for this kid. seems pretty on-par with how kids uptown act. gully or die bro gotta keep it gully


free max b

[Fongstarr.]

No way he didn’t know that guy. Perhaps he’s just someone from the block that he knows. Seems like playful banter.

[masterpeepee]

Damn we got some racist up in here, lol assuming this man’s living status on the color of his skin? His clothes? Someone buying shit for them? Y’all love that race baiting social media shit huh

[RichardBarkley]

Jesus you're all so soft

He obviously knows the dude.

He was nodding in the car and probably didn't want him to fall asleep so he woke him up with the water.

Then fed him and decked him out with new clothes.

I am the first in line to say TJ acts like a little dick head but he can't be faulted on this

Every precious little flower on here dying for some drama.

[Alois Hitler Jr.]

He should take TK shopping

[Genericwhitemale]

It looked like TJ was waking him up. Rodney did just drank vodka.
Also, anyone notice that handle in Rodney's jacket pocket? could it have been a knife?

[michael scarn]

On his instagram story, it seems like he's with a guy who is homeless/struggling and he is pouring water on his face while the guy is sleeping in Tyshawns car. Seems like he bought him some clothes and food, but nonetheless it feels pretty exploitative and messed up. Thoughts?

https://www.instagram.com/tyshawn/

Thoughts are you're far too quick to judge him. He just said in his story that he's been paying this guy, his friend, to work on his house and the clothes were a gift. It's not a homeless dude.