Lilly Singh's grandfather was disappointed

#shorts #anthonypadilla #lillysingh

[kapri]

He meant: "I was wrong. As a daughter you have made this family so rich"

[aishipar]

Okay. But why as a woman you have to be extraordinarily good to be acknowledged? But just existing as a son is enough?

[ponny]

Its sad tho that she had to become so massively successful to get his approval. What if she had gone on to work a regular 9 to 5? Grandpa wouldn’t be nearly as pleased I suspect

[nikolas_niko]

this is literally the only thing i want in the future, for my mom to actually admit she was wrong. she thinks just because she’s the parent, she shouldn’t apologize because it’s “embarrassing” and we live in iraq.

[lenasolarova]

Love to see her succeed and be happy in life as well!

[toastybillionaire]

Im not a fan of Lilly Singh but i admire her success. This is a win for all women.

[KarenLeos]

You didn’t really change his mind though. The only reason he accepted you now is bc of what you made of yourself. Whereas if you had just been born a boy, you wouldn’t have had to do all that. Simply existing was enough.

[tetrulz]

Its a very narcissistic behaviour when youre proud of someone only becuase of their achievement and you could attach your name to that person becuase it brings praise to you aswell. Narcissists will very quickly turn their back again if u make the smallest mistake.

[geressegonzalez]

Made me tear up she deserves it. All the hard work and dedication

[freyjathehealer]

Gotta add this comment to counteract the negative ones. Great interview!

[hkaur]

this is truly amazing! i can totally relate to the feeling .. im soo happy for you! its absolutely a great deal! <3

[beththegreen]

Its sad
He didn't change his mind. You only had worth for financial success
If you hadn't gotten rich he wouldn't respect you as a woman
He won't now treat other women better, only if they're insanely lucky to be wealthy and successful and famous

[mattiepie]

So the only reason he began to treat her with respect is because she is successful now? How encouraging

[ludoludo]

You didn’t change anything, this is the power of money… if she lost her status or her money they will go back to square one … i so that happen with a lot of people. Never trust people that have never supported you … forgive but don’t forget, they can do it again 😅

[mininjas]

That's special! My Punjabi grandfather would never 😅

[gingergodess]

It is like those football dads that all of a sudden pop back up lol

[Bellaanbi]

Sad that she had to become a world famous, millionaire before her grandfather could acknowledge her value. This is not change, this is clout chasing.

[hindabdullah]

I used to love watching her few years ago. I never missed a single video

[jooyune]

I don't know but I'm getting the "POV: You won the lottery" vibe

Actually I know because that's exactly what I'm seeing, they want a piece of what you have now
Of course they are sorry and proud of you

[cpiibih]

I’m genuinely really happy for her to have received an apology that she feels is genuine & came with genuine change. It’s really sad how long it takes sometimes, but I’m happy for her and her family. I really do like this woman, it’s shitty to see how much hate she receives that centers on her as a person rather than whatever content she created. She seems like a good person & nice to speak with.