Are You A Mama's Boy?

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In this episode of Talk Ya Sh!t Podcast, Big Slick dives into one of the most controversial topics in relationships — being a mama’s boy. 👀

How do you know when love and respect for your mom cross the line into emotional dependence? Can being too attached affect your romantic relationships, your independence, and the way you move as a man? 💭

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Episode Transcript

SPEAKER_00 (00:15):
What up, what up, what up, what up?
It's your boy Big Slick, andwelcome to my podcast, Talk Your
Shit.
What's good, people?
We got a great show for youtoday.
But first, let me give a shoutout to everybody that's at home,
at work, in your car, and to allmy truck drivers on the road.

(00:36):
I appreciate you tuning in.
We're gonna jump right into it.
Today's show is about if you'rea mama's boy.
How do you know if you're amama's boy?
Now it's different between beinga mama's boy and loving your
mother.
You know what I'm saying?
So I don't want everybody to getall like, yo, what do you mean
by that?

(00:56):
Listen, we're gonna talk aboutif you're a mama's boy.
Let's talk about it.
Because I'm about to talk myshit.
Check this out.
You know how you're a mama'sboy?
If you over 30 years old and youstill at your mother's crib,
you're a mama's boy, and you'rea broke dude.

(01:19):
You that's that's two for two.
Like, what it why are you stillhome at 30?
Now I can see if somebody hadhard times and had to move back
home for a minute.
But if you ain't never leave,you're a mama's boy, man.
Come on, man.
Take the pacifier out yourmouth, man.
What's going on here?
If you still sleeping in thesame bed that you were sleeping

(01:41):
in when you was high school, youa mama's boy, bro.
Come on, man.
If you still got awards fromkindergarten, still on a wall in
your room, you're a mama's boy.
What are we doing out here, man?
Why grown men still walkingaround with pacifiers in their

(02:04):
mouth from their mother?
What are you doing?
Why are you still getting burpedout here?
You know what I'm saying?
What are you what come on, man?
We still on baby food?
This is crazy.
It's crazy because it's a lot ofpeople that's still out here
like that.

(02:24):
Mama's boys.
Stop it.
Please stop it.
Look.
Check this out.
If you never left the house,what are you still doing home,
man?
What are you doing out here?
If every sentence you say startswith, my mama said, my mama

(02:48):
said, my mama said, you are amama's boy.
Come on, man.
It's a lot of grown men stillwalking around out here.
That's mama's boys, man.
Stop.
Stop doing it, man.
When you gonna grow up?
When you gonna grow up?
And on another note, I bring themothers, man.
Sometimes you gotta cut theumbilical cord.

(03:11):
Why are you still walking aroundattached like that?
You can love your babies, butgod damn, can he leave the crib?
Literally.
Can he leave the crib?
What's going on here, man?
Let him go.
Stop, mama's boy.
Stop, stop staying attached toyour mother forever.
Here go another one to note ifyou're a mama's boy.

(03:34):
If you out the crib, you afull-grown man with a family,
you married, right?
You married, you in your ownhouse.
And you in the house tellingyour wife, my mama said, my mama
said, you're a mama's boy, bro.

(03:54):
Was take the pacifier out yourmouth.
If you and your wife makedecisions in the house, and the
first thing you do is go, let mecall my mother and see what she
thinks.
Bro, you there with wifey.
It's what you and wifey thinkright now.
It ain't what your mother thinksis what you and your wife think.

(04:14):
You know what I'm saying?
Like, the mama's boys gottastop.
Because I'm telling you what'shappening.
A lot of these dudes that'smama's boys, they might not know
it, but hopefully this will helpyou.
A lot of these dudes that'smama's boys out here, man.
Your wife is leaving you, you'rehaving problems in your
marriage, and you don't evenunderstand why.
It's because you're a mama'sboy.

(04:35):
And nine times out of ten, yourwife or your girlfriend done
told you that shit already.
And you like, fuck that, I lovemy mama.
You supposed to love yourmother.
But it's a difference betweenloving your mother and walking
around with a pacifier in yourmouth.
It's two different things.
You know what I'm saying?
When you married and you gotyour queen at the crib, it's you

(04:57):
and your queen.
Y'all make decisions in yourhousehold.
Why your mom still decoratingyour house when you got a wife
there?
What was going on and your wifewants to decorate, but you
talking about yo, my mama saidthat don't go.
We need to have neutral colorsin here.
Bruh, come on, man.
You and your wife trying todecide what school the kids

(05:19):
gonna go to.
What you saying again.
My mama said, we need to putthem in this school.
Bruh, stop it, man.
Stop it, man.
A lot of y'all dudes, pleasegrow up.
Stop with this.
My mama said, man, it's too manymama's boys out here, man.
Grow up, and it's not yourfault.

(05:40):
A lot of it, you gotta blame onmom dude, man.
Because she the one that babiedyou forever.
And now you a big baby.
And you don't know why.
You whining and shit in the cribto your wife.
You acting like a kid, man.
Get out that kid shit, man.
And dudes, stop being so damnemotional, man.
Why dudes are so emotional nowand sensitive?

(06:02):
I I don't get it, man.
It's a it's a it's it's adifference between being
emotional and sensitive andbeing a baby.
You know, communicate.
You could be emotional with you,you know, with your woman,
different stuff, but just beinga big baby, come on, man.
Grow up, man.

(06:24):
Put the pacifier down.
You still walking around infuzzy slippers in your mother
crib asking her what's forbreakfast, and you 30 plus.
Dude, go do your own thing.
Get out the house.
Why are you still there?
It doesn't make any sense.

(06:45):
It does not make any sense atall.
Look, once you get a wife andyou got kids of your own, it's
time to put the binky down.
Put your little rattler down.
You ain't in the walking nomore.
Your little blanky, give it up,bro.
You know what I'm saying?
You can't be a baby raisingbabies.

(07:08):
Stop it.
Stop it.
Please grow up, y'all.
That's what y'all need to do outhere.
Please grow up, man.
All of all these dudes out here,still as moms, still mama's
boys, grow.
I'm telling you.
It's big slick.
I'm giving it to you like how itis, man.

(07:29):
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(07:49):
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(08:11):
Again, I want the audience to bea part of the show.
I want you to be engaged withthis show.
You know what I'm saying?
So we're gonna do this and makeit happen.
This has been another episode ofTalk Your Shit.
I'm Big Slick and I'm out.
Peace.