What's the problem? Man, go ahead with that mess, man. Bro, all this for a tint, bro? Out here. Y'all is wild out here. I will go to jail for speaking. >> If you cuss in public one more time >> In public? >> Yes, sir. >> Man, I'm on my property. >> They can hear you in the public. >> Ain't nobody out here. Well, I don't understand this often goddamn four, six, seven, seven cops out here for tint. >> And this is my last warning. >> He bought [laughter] it. He's Y'all heard the guy, bro. I ain't even Y'all hold on. Are you serious, bro? >> I don't take those tests. >> You don't? >> No. >> I invoke my fifth amendment right. >> Sir, put your car in park. >> I got to go. >> And you're not going. >> Excuse me, sir. What the >> Where you coming from? >> I'm driving Lyft. This is not a traffic stop. >> It is, actually. >> What's good, YouTube? It's BB Kicks back again with another video and another reaction. And in today's video, it's from Gaffney, South Carolina, where you had these Gaffney police officers pull this guy over for tint. He was literally already in his driveway, and these officers still pull up behind him and lit him up. And you going to see where his brother came out, he started saying like what's going on. And his brother said a few cuss words, you have one of the officers say you say one more cuss word, you going to jail. They literally arrested this guy on his own property for saying a cuss words. I'm going to watch it and get my reaction. Let me know what y'all think about it in the comment section. Let's get into the video. What's the problem? Man, go ahead with that mess, man. Man, man, this car is parked anyway. He not even driving, bro. >> Bro, I I I just came from the store, bro. Still hot behind him. >> Let me ask you personally, were you part of this traffic stop or were you in the car? >> No, this is my house, though. >> Okay, well, then you can you can step back. >> I can step back 20 ft just like the law says. There you go. That's enough space right there. I'm not interfering with nothing. >> You walked up on the stop. >> Man, I'm I'm on my property. Exactly. >> You're on the roadway. >> Some damn bull talking about the damn tint. How much tint How much everybody got tint on this mother >> Like, come on, bro. Like, I'm not even doing anything wrong, bro. >> Okay, so here you go. >> You're being ridiculous, yo. >> Whether you believe the law or not, we believe it. Do you see what I'm saying? >> So, if you bought the car like that, that's still illegal. But, he bought the car like that. >> Do they still sell drugs here in South Carolina? Do you see what I'm saying? People are still going to sell illegal drugs. It's illegal. >> That's bull. >> It's how it is, man. >> Like, I pulled up to the crib, like, bro, like, I'm not even doing anything wrong. I can get that all fixed. >> Sir, I understand that. Let me ask you a question. Were you traveling on the roadway? >> Yes, I was just coming back from the store. >> You're operating a vehicle on the roadway. >> So, I have a question. >> Tinted tail lights, tinted windows. >> How can How can you tell it's tinted is illegal when he's just now pulling it out? He's just now pulling it out. The tail Yeah, you can tell the tail lights are tinted, yeah. You can tell that the windows are tinted, too. >> We're going to tell you from our experience in this career that this is going to come back illegal, I promise you. The tint in South Carolina is the equivalent to a fish bowl. >> So, it's a fish bowl? >> You ever looked in a fish bowl? >> Yeah, like my car is a fish bowl. >> You can see right in it, right? And you can see You can see >> You can see right in that, too. >> No, you cannot. Not to the equivalent of a fish bowl, my friend. It's a It's illegal. >> But, but y'all But, y'all are allowed to have tint and computers and everything in front of y'all car in front of y'all when y'all driving, though. >> So, my windows are tinted because I have a K9. Okay? So, by federal law, that is mandatory. >> That's bull still. >> Okay. Back windows can be as dark as you want them to be, but front windows cannot in South Carolina. >> That's still bull. So, so is the illegal? Is the tint illegal? Of course, you're going to say that. You're not going to show nobody. >> He said, "Of course, you're going to say that, but you ain't going to show it." >> You would Would you like to come up here and look at it when I put the tint meter on it? >> Yeah, that would be nice. Because it Cuz it's To me, it's some bull. >> Legal Legal tint in the state of South Carolina is 27%. >> 27? >> Yes, sir. What's that say? >> 17. >> Exactly. So, it's illegal. >> So, why did they sell 50% at the store then? Out here? >> To make money. Why do drug dealers sell drugs? To make money. >> What do What do drugs got to do anything with tint? >> It's got everything to do with whether it's illegal or not, people are going to make their money somehow. >> But, they That's so That's two totally two totally different things. Drugs and tint is so two totally two totally different >> They're the same concept, right? >> No, they're not. >> I don't know. >> They're totally different. Totally different. >> People are still going to sell them. Okay? It can't Anything below 27% in South Carolina is illegal. They're still going to sell it. >> I still think it's [ __ ] Cuz all this time, now it's now now it's the tint. And we already know what y'all [ __ ] out here doing, so >> They use >> Yeah. I know what y'all doing. Y'all cooking out here, man. Like >> You know, your body your body's trying to make this as smooth as possible, but you got to hear what I'm saying. You're making it worse for you. >> That ain't got nothing to do, buddy. >> Well, you entered yourself in a situation. >> Power trips. That's what it is. This Gaffney police for y'all. >> They talked to her and she was standing up to still show you the tint. Show you it was illegal. >> That [ __ ] They They don't They got nothing to do with you. Still Your tint is illegal, even though it's your personal property. How is that illegal? >> And we're out here dealing with this because he wanted entered himself in a situation and now it's taking up all of our manpower. >> Actually, he's he's one of the He wanted whatever information he wanted. Y'all talking. I'm saying whatever I'm saying. I ain't interfering with nothing. I can speak. >> Nobody told you you couldn't, buddy. >> I still think it's some [ __ ] You might as well stop every car out here that got tint on their car if it's like that. >> He didn't even turn his blue lights on until I was parked. So, how was that even >> That's illegal. Stop. >> That's how That's what I'm saying. >> That's illegal. Stop. >> I'm just sitting here like, come on, man. I'm going to >> That's an illegal stop right there. >> They just don't want to admit it. >> That's all. It's personal property. It's personal property. What's the What What What What What does it matter if you going to see it in my car? You already can't look in my car without a warrant. Yeah, a lot of a lot of cars for a tint. It's a lot of cars for a tint. That's crazy. I swear you asked me like about four times already. Really though? All this for a tint, bro. Y'all crazy. Y'all Y'all wild out here. Y'all is wild out here. How I will go to jail for speaking? In public? You hear You hear this? Cussing in public. Man, it's freedom of speech, brodie. Breach of peace? I'm on my property. I'm I'm on my property. Ain't nobody out here. Ain't nobody out here. I'm calm. This is me calm. Trust and believe I'm calm. This is me being calm. Well, I don't understand this [ __ ] god damn two, four, six, seven seven cops out here for a tint. >> [laughter] >> These [ __ ] These Y'all got to go, bro. I ain't even Y'all hold on. Are you serious, >> And that's the end of that video. My take on that is when this guy was like talking about the tint like this was just some BS. Seeing all these cop cars pull up and over some tint. No, I don't believe that like right here. >> Really though? All this for a tint, bro. And all he was just saying that he knew that they was on some BS and they got upset about that. And that's what they tried to say, "Hey, if you cuss one more time on your property, you going to go to jail." Like right here. >> How I will go to jail for speaking? >> In public? And then for the last word, he didn't even cuss. He didn't even say it fully, and they just turned around, just took him to jail. These [ __ ] These [ __ ] got to go, bro. I didn't even >> Turn your back. >> Yo, hold on. Are you serious, bro? I guess cussing on your property is illegal according to Gaffney, South Carolina. That's my take on it though. Let me know what y'all think about it comment section. How do you feel about the Gaffney police officers for arresting this guy for cussing on his own property? All he was just doing was just calling out their BS. Seeing all them cop cars pull up, he already knew that he was already calling them out on that. They didn't like that. That's what they said, "You cuss one more time, we going to take you to jail." And that's just pure corruption at its best. But, that's my take on it though. Let me know what y'all think about it comment section. Make sure to like, subscribe, and y'all have a wonderful day. >> [music]