10 Things Your Father Should Have Taught You

In today's video, Jeff from The Style O.G. discusses 10 life lessons men should learn. He talks about 10 things your father should have taught you.

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[andreleverettejr]

My dad taught me ALOT by not being there and showing me, how not to be.

[frank_southwell]

This is the topic list that I would love to see as he mentions them.
1. How to Negotiate
2. Manage Finances
3. Style Matters
4. Dependability
5. Pursue.. not chase 👧
6. Learn Car Maintenance
7. Do challenging things
8. Hang with smarter ppl
9. Keep a good reputation
10. Maintain relationships

[JohnTCampbell]

My dad taught me to negotiate. I picked up a lot of bad language at school that he (rightfully) didn't think a child of my age should be using. Whenever I wanted something (New expansion for game, new team jersey when a new season was coming around or whatever else) he'd say "If me and your mother don't hear you swearing for the next 2 months we'll get you it" I'd say "2 months is ridiculous, a week" and in the end we'd get down to 3-4 weeks, but I had to learn that I have to be prepared to give more than I want to. And the important part was he kept his word AND ENFORCED THE BOUNDARY. if I got to 3 weeks and someone cut as up when he'd drive me to school and I called them a stupid cunt, i'd have to start over from day 0 again.

[dahuefillmore]

This man gives soooo much info man I swear, Greatly appreciate all that he does man

[frank_southwell]

Without argument, this clip is the BEST EVER by Style OG.
The fact that this clip is now on my FB post to my 300 FB viewers confirms my rating of this clip.
I still would love to see the topics listed when he mentions them. It makes remembering the lecture easier.

[Salazar]

Sir. When i watch your videos i feel like a father figure is talking to me. I hope you know that your videos are more than just that. They are valuable guidance for men like me who are trying to be a better version of ourselves. Thank you Jeff.

[broussi]

Jeff bout to have me shedding thug tears thinking about my pops and what he taught me from this list. Miss my pops every day

[ThethStep]

RIP to Kevin Samuels. His video on what your father should have taught you changed my life. Simple but essential things that a young man needs to hear from a grown man. #Salute OG, appreciate your work and effort to better men everywhere one video at a time.

[FreshWaves]

Had my dad in my life but I learned most of this stuff indirectly through observing not just my family but others.

[cbrown]

Golden advice. If you grew up without a Father figure, embrace these and pass them down.

[punxoioioi]

Change your oil when it needs to be done. Check how often your cars needs it. Older cars are 5, 000 miles or 6 months. Newer cars are 10, 000 miles or every year, but don't worry if you go up to 14, 000 miles or so. Cars are made to last. You can also learn how to rotate your tires. You can also take your car to Les Schwab and they can check your tires pressure and inflate your tires for free and tell you if you have enough tread and if you need to rotate your tires. I would suggest buying the best quality tires you can, they will last you for years. You can also buy used tires and get them cheaper that way as well, just, look up local shops. When buying a car don't buy something that uses a lot of gas or fancy cars that are hard to get parts for and need expensive repairs. Something like a Honda or Toyota that is easy to repair, gets good mileage, is reliable and gets you to and from work/daily commuter is a good choice. Had a lot of coworkers buy Mercedes or Volkswagens and other cars because they were fancy or in some cases they got them cheap and thought they were getting a good deal and then they have to keep putting money into the cars to fix them up which is most likely why the original owner sold the car or sold it cheap.

[pauljaikaran]

Brother you are a man with real concern for people and that is why you have the mind and thought to speak on such sensitive and pressing

[ademibia]

As usual, great video style O.G. I particularly like the one of caring about your reputation. In all we do, we must always spare a thought about how our actions affect others and ultimately, how those affected would perceive us.

[poetryandpurpose]

thanks for this - I've often thought about writing a book about all the things I learned and didn't learn from my father!

[wynonasbigbrowndragon]

My Dad missed a good chunk of these. Jeff, I don't want to be like that for my son.

I know this one goes outside of the realm of style a bit, but maybe we could get a video for Dads that want to do better? I want to tell my son all of these things, but because I never got it, the when and the how are unfamiliar to me

[dholmesjr]

I can check a few boxes with this video. My dad is a great man... We actually watched this video together... Thanks again, Jeff. Salute.

[cliftonsledge]

O.G. your video is on point but we all know a father advice has to reach out to the community to keep it in line. It takes a village to raise child especially young men. Best thing thought by my father. Thank you and salute 🙏🏾

[cmoulden]

Great content. You dropped some jewels. SALUTE!!

[craigwapples]

We in here but imma need a spring fashion video to drop bro

[patriceesela]

I really wish somebody had sat me down 20 years ago, great video, big Bro