"It Hurted Me" Fleece Johnson speaks on his Portrayal in the Boondocks Episode

Oh, I know who you are, Chris Hanson, but look, I called you Chris, handsome. I watch your TV show all the time, oh man, so man, I don't know if you all know that Fleece fan Johnson Lee Johnson became very popular in my life as a kid when he was portrayed in The Boondocks in the

episode

that turns around Beyond Scared Straight, you're funny and he was portrayed as Booty Warrior in that whole situation, huh? The Boondocks did the

episode

where they basically parody Beyond Scared Straight and they're also damn catchy. your Predator, do you want to explain to me what you are doing here to begin with, you came looking for sex with a minor, oh no, I didn't come looking for small bars.

Yes, they parody both shows and Fleece Johnson was a star character of the episode and he was basically there to scare the kids so they wouldn't go to jail because they had loot warriors there who want your loot, they liked loot and they were going to get it. carry. That character became so popular in the Boondocks franchise and just around the world and from that point on the real person Fleece Johnson's reputation has preceded itself. I like it and I love you now. We can do it the easy way or we can do it the hard way.

The choice is yours. The man is. out of jail now he's out of jail now he's doing interviews on a YouTube channel called Hustler Spirit and he says you know that the Boondocks episode as well as the documentary that he made that was portrayed or parodied in The Boondocks episode , it had a lasting effect on your life and not all is a good man, but the first thing I'm going to do is play a short snippet for you to please explain how you ended up in a situation by making a documentary in that first place, having a woman, she was in prison, she was. causing chaos, you know, and then I finally laid down so they had what you call a skirt.

Cerebral youth heterosexual program on his girl telling him that the moment he gets in trouble you know you call me prison, you'll be my boy all that. Well, I was the one who could knock them all down, make them cry and all this, so I forgot about all the damage I did in prison before I gave up, you know, the 200 million dollar lawsuit that was filed against the state and all that. You know, hate is well done. I told you, so MSNBC came in and asked me to make a documentary for all the young people in America around the world and at the time I liked it.

I said I didn't think I would ever get out of it. prison, I mean, I'm going to be 40. I'm 30-something, so I said maybe I could do a little good to help someone, so I told myself when I make this documentary I'm not going to tell him that your parents said don't get in trouble you'll end up in prison I heard all this don't arrest us what I'm going to say you're going to surprise that contest you're going to do something twice before they do it you're going to make them think twice before to take the time for someone else, you know, in this prison, loot, loot was more important than food, a man's butt, so that's why I made it, the documentary.

I went on and made a documentary that I had no idea when I made this documentary that I would ever get out of prison that all these other sites were going to come on board and take what I did and put it in a negative life, you know, it would make me look like was a predator and, like I said, yes, I like to eat. and me asking him, man, I don't care where it comes from, you know, you get 30 years in prison, you don't care where your loot comes from, you're tired of jerking off, Tyler looking at smoke magazines, you're ready for something and I was ready, so that was the face talking about the next things like, you know, dude, okay, that was one thing to do documentary to make sure I save face and try to save other people, basically, from ending up inside the situation , No? here, but in the meantime, he didn't like how they portrayed it and he criticized us because it has a lasting effect on them and it hurts them to get jobs and man, so watch this right here.

Have you ever seen your character on Boondocks? They all irritated me because he is not my character, he is portraying me as someone. I'm not right, you know, I don't have to run without asking for loot, it's a known fact where I was locked up, I have rivals like them, yes. There will be another story I will tell you about, but now let's get back to this. uh, no, you've never seen it, you never saw the episode that posted that and I forget his name, but I can't stand it to this day. right, hey, he took me, put me in a negative right to try to make a lot of money and talk, but what he did is he hurt me because I asked for parole.

I cursed him because I thought he would never do it. Get out so I couldn't suck my dick, you fought your way out, you kicked the chair, you walked out of the parole room and they tell me the same day you got paroled, the same day you kicked the table. Yes, it cost them their freedom, they said. I was on parole because they had something prepared for me here. Dana took my documentary and then edited it and then put it in a negative light, so they want me to feel this when it comes out. I didn't cause him that much trouble. in prison so they want to show me that they will give it back to me when they put me on the street, so every time I get a job this will come up, they will bully me, they will take their asses and all this and they will find me on the spot. when they do background checks I'm at the door I've got over 30 40 jobs done like that but you know I don't you know I'm the type that don't give up and you know you put me to the test I go out and get my money you know any way I I can, you know, I was trying to show when I get out of prison and I'm turning in a new lead, you know, I'm done with all those clams, you know, you know, but I'm going.

Again I thought you can go back to that madness if you have to. I'm not going to sit here today and I have a wife there and yeah, that's another thing my wife knows all about this. She told him before we had. She married well and talked to the prison guards, they told us directly that this is all coming from different places trying to make money trying to make me look like something that I'm not, you know, I'm kind of interesting, I'm not going to lie. about that, but I didn't take it, so yeah, man, while we were all laughing and stuff, please, that man's character says like this, he's not really doing very well in his life, but he's still like that, Although man, I don't.

I don't know, that's it, please, I have nothing to do with it, but hey, he said he never had to accept it, that's what he likes, listen, it's not about me being late, it's me being late. makes say I had to accept it you know I mean crazy bro this is a video with a big pause but let me know what you think about the release of the police and hopefully this should be a very very scare great for any youngster. black man, any um, you know, some young man out there thinking about continuing to live that life of crime, you got people like the

fleece

trying to scare you from the loot.

Warriors out there when they lock her up, you have to answer them. because you like swag, you feel me, let me know what you are in the comments section below. I am out of here. I felt the reason why you with me, yes.