Blueface on Chrisean Jesus Jr development
Chrisean Jesus Jr just marked his third birthday, which is why a video of Blueface addressing his son's development has resurfaced. He insists there is no medical disability present and that the situation stems from Chrisean Rock not being into it enough. Blueface argues that mobility and speech require active interaction like walking and talking with the child daily. He clarifies the boy can see, stand, move, and is agile despite only making noises instead of speaking yet. Rumors about fetal alcohol syndrome are refuted, noting a resolved hernia near the groin was the only past factor affecting mobility. The explanation suggests leaving a child unattended or without stimulation leads to developmental delays.
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When you look at the pictures and the videos, it somewhat appears that there's some disability going on. Is that true? You know what? There is no disability. The only disability is her. She's not... she's not... How can I say this? She's not like into it enough. You know what I mean? So the things you normally do with kids and, you know, how they start off walking and talking, it's a build up to that. And it takes a lot of you walking and talking to them. Okay. And that's where she's, like, not doing enough at. Oh, right, because a lot of people think... Because he can see, he can stand, he can move, he's very agile, he's very mobile. He talks? He doesn't talk. He makes noises and stuff. You know, you can tell, like, if you put the time into it, it'll happen. But if you don't, it's not going to happen for any baby, gang. Like, if you have a baby and you leave him in the stroller all day or you just leave him, you're not as intuitive, attentive. You're not putting on these kid shows and things for him to see and hear kids. And he's going to be, any child's going to be behind. Right, because people think it's fetal alcohol syndrome. No, he doesn't have any of that. He doesn't have that. He had a hernia at the bottom of his balls, Right. which obviously messed with his mobility early on. Yeah. But that got taken care of. So that's the only thing I could say that would need, that would slow his mobility down, you know, if he's had something that he can't sit down properly, he can't, you know, for X, Y, Z amount of time.
