MAMA OJO IS OFF THE CHAIN! Growing Up In An African Home: Never Pierce Your Ear In An African Home
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98% of Nigeria society frowned upon guys with ear rings, dreadlocks, tattoos, piercing as it's considered irresponsible from government to religious bodies and tradition.
Mostly nowadays, male artists like musicians, footballers put it on as fashion but 98% see's it negatively.
Guy's with piercing, ear rings and dreadlocks are considered bad boys in the society here.
When we say African parents are overly dramatic you guy’s thought we were exaggerating 😂😂😂
Our parents will ask you how many presidents, governors and ministers and professionals in big corporations do you see dressing that way😅.
This!
I remember the first tattoo i had on my shoulder. Heaven broke lose that day. My dad called our Church pastor to pray for me that am running mental 😂....
My brother had his ears pierced when he went overseas. On the first day of his first visit home my mom took all his earrings and prayed for him 😂😂
So true especially in Nigeria even tattoo are frown upon on male children
When i was 22, i had a second piercing on my earlobe. The day my mom saw it, she gave me a knock on my head😪 and called a family meeting on my behalf. My mom literally asked my aunties to ask me which prostitution gang i have joined 😂😂. Though few parents are open-minded now cus of civilisation (but i will say like 5% of the Nigerian parents are open-minded while the other 95% are still strict), most Nigerian parents will never agree to this cus of the narrative the media pushed to them in the 80's and 90's’, about how gangs are the ones that wear earrings and draw tattoos. So for those of us whose parents are not open-minded, what we do is either get the tattoo or piercing when we are far from home, but the minute u are visiting home, you take off the earrings for guys n for the ladies, you take off any other piercings, n stick to the only piercing your parents gave you. Then, for tattoos, we wear long sleeves to cover them.
My mum slapped my brother for wearing earrings... and it was magnetic as well 😂
This is very serious thing in Northern Nigeria, it's extremely frown upon both culturally and religiously for men to pierce or keep dreadlocks and some other types of haircuts
It’s was considered feminine for a boy to wear ear rings in some parts of Nigeria .
Some parts keh?! Abi all parts
Still considered feminine in all parts of nig.
@@just_laury I don’t know about nowadays , it was when I was growing up 😀
There is no confusion. Girls pierce their ears, not guys.
Not a think for the guys.
Please remember, American reality and popular culture in Urban areas are not for everyone, even in the US.
Just go to some Muslim country and see if they walk around with piercings
Ojo's mum is so dramatic 😂😂😂
For us in South Africa especially in the rural areas people can be really judgemental towards a guy who pierced their ear . But it’s a normal thing now just that the elderly can be really judgmental…..
Traditionally, many Kenyan tribes, such as the Kikuyu, Maasai, and Samburu, practiced ear piercing as a rite of passage for both men and women. However, some older Africans may frown upon ear piercing among men today due to its association with rebellious behavior and negative stereotypes influenced by pop culture.
I will tell you this as an African, our parents are so so dramatic....
😂😂😂
Traditionally, piercing is viewed as a feminine practice. Males are not expected to engage in it. Going against this societal belief is considered outlandish. Cross-dressing is viewed in the same way in some societies.
Down here in uganda, its still kinda wierd for a guy to pierce ears and to be honest i dont think i would introduce a bf to my parents with pierced ears.....but its okay for everybody else to piece them tho.....i would take up one
It is a taboo for a man to pierce his ear and put errings in christian homes.
that's your culture
InUganda,you could be a talk of the village county...kikiki
If my son piece even half of his ear...omg..he will try to remember if am his mother or not..if I hear..I know fit shout😢😮😅😅😅
Note they makes piercing their ears has been on for the longest. Since I was a kid males in Nigerian have pierced their ears even with it not being particularly accepted. But it’s common to see guys with pierced ears these days
No male in my whole clan family wears a single earing to date, not 'fathomable'. It's a cultural thing, not family for us.
That mean dont jok with mama africa
Mama Ojo's complaints about the piercing was enough punishment for Ojo than the actual beating.
But then, it's a skit.
😂😂
Traditionally piercing of the ear or other part of the body was morally acceptable pre colonialism, majority of African tribes had piercings and other form of body mutilation as a form of family or cultural identification, social status and so on. The piercing of ones ear as a male child became an issue solely based on the fact that the Europeans who happened to colonise the country doesn't necessarily do that which became a standard, owing that people took them(The colonisers) as the representation of success and how success should look like at the time. Religion further appropriated it as been evil or sinful. Say colonialism made it unacceptable to those closest to that era which are our parents or grandparents, though the sentiment still holds strong among many youths today. most has no issue with it right now but I feel they would when they themselve become parents.
In Nigeria, piercing is strictly meant for the female gender. Any man or boy who decides to pierce their ears are said to be either leaning towards femininity, badly behaved or possessed.
I’ve been following Sam Speedy for a while. He is hilarious. This is an older video. In the new ones papa Oho is present
In Kenya men with earrings are considered gay…
No piercings or tattoos, west indian mum!
😂yall so funny
just like you said. Growing up in a Xhosa household in SA, the older men in my family would make sure to remind the youngins that piercingings made them feminine. In High School (I was there in 2017) there was a boy in my class who got an ear piercing and they started calling him "makazi" which is Xhosa for 'aunty" .. its hardly like anymore
tho
Here in Nigeria....
There is nothing positive behind piercings for a guy
I don't mind seeing other kids doing them (earings), but in my house, remove them b4 entering the gate, period! Don't ask me why, Im from analog time😢
It’s not even the masculine feminine thing. Piercings and earrings, even tattoos was at some point for outkasts or thugs and THEN it became cool. We saw that first in music videos with gangsta and a lot of girls…our parents watched those music videos too so….a certain look can make your elders to think that you became a thug too.
But with time they understood that many fashion trends came from OutKast and even thug. It’s just how it is😂.
If you have to compare our parents in Africa feels and think like your grand parents in the US.
It's generally seen as feminine on males, especially both sides. They associate those things wuth females.
Same as a man getting box braids with extensions. It's possible to do but it's associated with a different gender.
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In my country boys used to only pierced one ear, but now they do both and is normal.
Just because something as a trend it doesn't make it normal , just common.
@@sylviasworld9397 yes it's common. Normal I mean in my eyes. Not saying that other countries are weird. (Difference)Everywhere you go you will see atleast one difference.
Its like if i get a tattoo today, my mother will swear ive joined some demonic cult
Ear piercings have been around for thousands of years for both male and female. And they weren’t just for decoration. It was for cultural, spiritual and social purposes. Funny video 😂.
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Not really, different families in reality will react differently. Some parents will tell him to take off the earrings and some will scream and shout, make him feel bad for a bit and that’s it. Some will ignore it.
Ojo’s mum is a drama queen 😂
Women frown on guy's wearing earrings except you're burna boy or someone with loads of money
Is's a woman thing that's all.