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Atlanta Babys Father Goes VIRAL . . . For Refusing To Buy His Babys Mama’s OTHER KIDS FOOD!! (Is He Wrong?)

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Black Twitter has been going crazy over the past few says, after Media Take Out learned that an Atlanta area man was “put on Blast” by his babys mama – for not buying food for her other kids.

The drama unfolded after a viral video of a father bringing McDonald’s to his son has sparked quite the debate all acrosssocial media.

In the viral clip, the ATL father was “exposed” by his son’s mother for bringing their son food but none for her other three kids. And the video has opened up a few different conversations with a lot of different takes online.

The video began circulating on the web via @officialbeeztoofunny on TikTok. Look:

@officialbeeztoofunny Who’s right and who’s wrong? She went off on her babydaddy for bringing his son food and not her other kids #beeztoofunny #blowthisup #fypシ #viral ♬ original sound – BeezTooFunny

The first clip opens up with the mother claiming that she is going to expose her baby daddy. As she films with her mobile device, she complains that he only brings one meal for the son that they share when he visits.

She believes that he shouldn’t be bringing food to their son without bringing food for her other three kids—all children that she has had with other men.

The second video shows her outside, continuing to make her case saying that it’s not right for their son to eat Mcdonald’s in front of her other kids who don’t have McDonald’s to eat as well.

The woman adds that she doesn’t get her food stamps until the seventh, which could also be piling on to her frustration if she’s having a hard time putting enough food on the table for all of her kids.

@officialbeeztoofunny Who’s right and who’s wrong? She went off on her babydaddy for bringing his son food and not her other kids #beeztoofunny #blowthisup #fypシ #viral ♬ original sound – BeezTooFunny

Who is right, the father or the mother?

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