Karamo & His Son Share Their Story Of Addiction | KARAMO

Karamo and his son Jason have a very personal and open conversation about addiction and Jason’s road to recovery. Jason recounts his battle with depression and the events that led up to his near-death experience with drugs in 2020. Karamo shares how that experience changed him as a parent and where they are today.


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[rubyroches]

I loooove How he still calls his son “Baby” “My Baby” melts my heart.

[SabaliBGDC]

It's like Karamo just popped up! Never heard about him till I started watching him on YouTube. I DONT WATCH TALK SHOWS BUT KARAMO IS ABSOLUTELY A BREATH OF FRESH AIR KARAMO

[BayouBellePhDBe]

He said, “Hey Daddy’s baby!” I fell in love with them. I love me some Karamo PERIOD!

[marthacarr]

I struggled with drug addiction for many years of my life. I slept on the streets ate out of trash cans and so more things but I am so glad that God saved a wretch like me! I am now 28 years clean. Thank you for sharing this story❤ Congratulations to your son❤

[NoName-otkl]

His son is such a pleasant person. How could you not love him.

[ThatPrettyGirlMeOT]

I burst into tears when he said that no matter how many times you’ve relapsed that you’re still not a burden..

[conniebrown]

I love this father and son bond relationship. It is so beautiful.

[charlib]

I struggled with a pill addiction went from a single night of fun to a 6 year nightmare, lost my job home ended up in jail, almost lost my family, I got tired of losing and hurting my family got myself together, I have been clean going 3 years, I have a new home and job and recently gotten married so if someone reading needs to hear this just believe it gets better just focus love yourself and GOD will see you though it💙💙💙💙

[SheBeCodingSht]

Their relationship solidifies how genuine Karamo is. Its one thing to give great advice, its another to see someone who truly backs it up. Usually addicts have a lot of resentment, but his son had not one bad thing to say. Everyone goes thru things but the way this was dealt with is truly refreshing.

[simsimasgaming]

A Father’s love is unmatchable. Be strong and carry on. Each day is a blessing.

[klavdjaroc]

Karamo's personal story can be more helpful than all the therapy he provides👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[Milabrixx]

As someone who struggles w addiction, I just love this. The fact you used your platform to share something so sensitive, allowing yourself to be vulnerable as such to the public, shows a lot. Jason good for you, I hope you stay clean & happy and your relationship continues to grow and evolve in a much more healthy way

[SheilaTrueLove]

I LOVE Karamo so very much. He is so LOVING, KIND, NON-JUDGEMENTAL and really GENUINELY care about people. He's AWESOME!

[Dexters.LaBOREatory]

He's a good kid that had a setback. We have all been there. Making dumb decisions that are detrimental but rebounding from them.
God gets the glory.

[itsmediesel]

They have a beautiful relationship! I would give ANYTHING to have my Dad back 😢 being a struggling addict myself, it's a blessing when we have the right love & support.

[kierratoole]

The same exact voice as his dad! 😂 I love y’all!

[breebird]

This side of karamo I love to see. Especially someone who is coming up on 16 months clean and sober. I know he's not gonna see this but from my whole heart thank you for sharing this side of you especially since you didn't have to. I'm so happy to see that he chose life ♥️♥️

[BeingSecrett]

So true, I’m the child everyone assume is super strong & always ok because I don’t really talk a lot about everything that I go through I just get through it. But when no one called to check on me when my father died was eye opening & heart breaking

[shaunticedavis]

I am at work crying!... when I tell you I appreciate your vulnerability and strength. Karramo's spirit and willingness to help people are unmatched. I am so proud of your accomplishments in your career and the genuine love you show * to your family and others.

[Heykyddo]

When Karamo said that part about putting your family in boxes... that really hit for me. It had me thinking about how I'm viewed differently by my family and how I've chosen to view my family members. And how certain people outside of my family project this "ultra strong & capable of handling anything" sort of idea onto me just because I've openly shared about my struggles after the fact with a hero's journey delivery... This opened a can of worms... Thank you for your vulnerability in this one by bringing your family on, Karamo!