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People are pissed YG asked his 3-year-old to smell a bag of weed

She said it smelled like 'broccoli.'

 

Alexandra Samuels

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Posted on Nov 10, 2019   Updated on May 19, 2021, 11:20 pm CDT

This must be the week of rappers making questionable decisions that involve their children.

After the nonsense that was T.I., rapper YG posted a video of himself handing his 3-year-old daughter, Harmony, a bag of what appears to be marijuana and asking her to smell it. 

During the clip, which has since been deleted, the artist is seen lifting a large bag of marijuana and asking his daughter what’s in the bag. 

“Broccoli,” she happily exclaims. 

YG then asks his daughter what the bag smells like. 

“Broccoli,” she again replies. 

https://twitter.com/gidifeedtv/status/1193084943364186112

Of course, the internet was divided. 

Some people defended the rapper and compared his actions to that of parents who smoke cigarettes around their kids. 

https://twitter.com/Jaee_TheGREAT/status/1193555452426178561

https://twitter.com/pearlio3k/status/1193331852179902465

“Anyway so I came back to talk about that video of yg showing his daughter his bag of weed and her saying it’s broccoli, then him asking her to smell it and her saying it smells like broccoli. I saw that video myself and lemme tell you, THAT SHIT WAS FUNNY,” wrote Twitter user @thatbasicb_sam.

https://twitter.com/thatbasicb_sam/status/1193283817944928256

Most, however, noted that it wasn’t responsible for the rapper to expose his young daughter to drugs. And, they said, YG’s actions might get him in trouble with Child Protective Services (CPS). 

“People are trying to justify YG showing his daughter his stash of weed by saying it’s legal in Cali, but why is he exposing his child to drugs,” wrote Twitter user @tosinn2.

YG is a father to two girls: Harmony and a new baby named Vibe whose mother is his ex-girlfriend, Catelyn Sparks. 

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*First Published: Nov 10, 2019, 11:04 am CST