HUMILIATED Black Student CRIES DISCRIMINATION After Ghetto Graduation Stunt BACKFIRES On Stage!

Ajouté : 2026-06-04

[00:00:00]It's graduation season, which means it's the time where black people and some more people can compete for who can do the most at a graduation. Both parties ignore the rules. When they say we ain't going to clap when they say the name, we not listening to that. We That's y'all.

[00:00:16]Y'all can say that. We not listening.

[00:00:18]Now, black people, we are rarely outdone in anything.

[00:00:42]the statue of the sacred heart of Jesus and >> we cannot keep getting mad at the stereotypes against us and in the same breath try to justify the heratification of our youth. I almost defended this because at least it's black people celebrating an achievement, but then I remembered that black kids are graduating without the ability to read.

[00:01:00]Only a third of Madison Preparatory Academy students can proficiently read and yet their graduation rate is 95%. So all this gyating and twerking is for a participation diploma as we send these kids into society without basic skill sets. And I'm sorry, but systemic racism isn't even necessary to hold us back when this is the system that we're choosing to subject our youth to.

[00:01:29]>> Lord, >> I can smell the corn chips in the feet from this video. These are the ones that run out the bill when you know you're in a restaurant. These are the ones whose mothers when you're at a graduation, they have to have attention to themselves. These are the ones that stand in front of uh a place in the graduation where they're not supposed to stand, but they going to be doing it cuz who going to be checking me though? I ain't do nothing. What the [ __ ] Class of 2026 boy.

[00:02:03]So, we got to talk about more ghetto EBT graduation shenanigans because as we talked about before in the past, it seems like the EBT community is struggling with prom season and graduation season. You have people getting shot and killed going to and from prom, right? Uh you have individuals fighting at graduation. And in this story, we got to talk about an individual, a young girl from Chicago who did not receive her diploma. Uh, actually, she really got kicked out uh because of her shenanigans that she did on stage, right? When she went to go get her diploma, she decided to do a split on stage, right? Some twerking, ghetto dancing nonsense instead of just getting her diploma, being happy, and moving on with her life like a normal person. No, no, no, no, no. She had to participate in the ghetto shenanigans, right? And this is something that has been going viral on the internet. Okay? I mean, we've seen this quite a bit.

[00:03:04]>> We all know it. It's the time of the year where you see viral videos from graduations just like this.

[00:03:14]>> Locally here at home, there's a split decision on if this move went way too far.

[00:03:19]>> Well, well, too much. That's too much.

[00:03:21]See how long the dressing and everything is. you covered.

[00:03:27]>> Meet Tyveon Campbell.

[00:03:29]>> I will be attending Georgia State University this fall.

[00:03:31]>> She says she'd been telling friends, family, and even classmates for weeks that for graduation at Chicago Tech Academy High School, her exit was going to be memorable.

[00:03:41]>> Yes, I gave many warnings. I told my friends, family, and I told my peers, my teachers. I said, "I'm going to do a split on stage." But no one took me serious. And when I did it, everyone was shocked. She followed through. After walking across the stage at the Hera Washington Cultural Center, Campbell waved to the crowd, dropped it into a split with a dance move, popped back up to accept her diploma, except it never came.

[00:04:05]>> I did a pretty princess wave, did my split, got back up, and I tried to reach my for my diploma, and I didn't get it.

[00:04:13]And I was confused at first. I thought they mixed up my name.

[00:04:16]>> Video of the moment shows Campbell looking back towards school officials as the audience cheered. the the principal telling her now don't give her nothing.

[00:04:23]>> She looked around her. Don't give her nothing. Don't give her make her walk off to her.

[00:04:28]>> Ty be on camera.

[00:04:30]>> The reaction from the crowd was loud.

[00:04:32]Campbell says the only person who took issue with the celebration were school leaders.

[00:04:38]>> Principal, Miss Shackle for she told me I need to think of a way to um make up for what I've done. And this was supposed to be a celebratory moment and I made it about myself. The 18-year-old says she was escorted out of the ceremony and still has not received her diploma. She also says she never saw any written rule prohibiting dances or celebrations during the commencement.

[00:05:01]>> We did receive rules, but the rules had nothing to do with what you can and cannot do while you walk across the stage.

[00:05:10]>> For the new graduate, the biggest disappointment isn't the online attention.

[00:05:15]It's the feeling like a milestone moment was taken away.

[00:05:19]>> It was disappointing. It really hurt my feelings. I cried and I couldn't even continue the graduation.

[00:05:25]>> Despite the controversy, Campbell is looking ahead. She graduated with a 3.5 GPA and plans to study business administration. As for the split that started it all, >> they just going to have her standing there looking crazy.

[00:05:37]>> She has no regrets.

[00:05:39]>> I hope everyone stay true to themselves and never change for anybody.

[00:05:43]>> I did.

[00:05:44]>> Yeah. So you seen that, you heard that?

[00:05:46]Incredible. Absolutely incredible. So without further ado, let's get into this young woman's story, right? On why she experienced racism, hate, and bigotry because she was allowed to get her diploma uh during graduation because of a stunt that she blew. So let's get into it.

[00:06:04]>> Hello everyone. My name is Taipan Campbell/Siki Sue and I'm reporting here to talk about >> Siki Sue. Siki Sue. So she already got a social media name. She already got a Tik Tok name. She tell you everything you need to know in regards to what this is about. A lot of these people are trying to be influencers. A lot of these kids again, so they do this type of stuff uh for clout to be honest. And then they're shocked Pikachu facing their consequences to their actions.

[00:06:29]>> About my discrimination. Wait. I've come here to talk about how I've been wrongfully done at Chicago Tech Academy and how I didn't receive my diploma because I did a split on stage. Now, a quick backstory. I've been telling these people for weeks that I was going to do a split on stage. It was not a surprise.

[00:06:46]They just thought I was joking. And that's the problem now. Don't think I'm joking because I'm not. So yeah, I did my split on stage and I walked across and it was an area where you're supposed to take pictures with your diploma. And the person who was handing out my diploma, she was just looking slow.

[00:07:03]Well, excuse me, not slow, but she was standing there looking crazy. So I'm like, "Babe, what are you doing? H my diploma."

[00:07:11]and she's like, um, she I honestly thought that they mixed up my name and didn't have my name in the right order.

[00:07:16]I didn't even think that she was purposely not trying to give me my diploma at first. And then everyone's telling me, "Oh, just go just go back and get it. Go back and get it." And I'm like, "Wait, you're telling me to go back and get the diploma, and she's telling me to keep walking? So, what do y'all want me to do?" So, I was just confused. I ended up keep walking across the stage, and I was standing there for a minute. I was standing there like, I'm not moving until I get my diploma. I'm not moving until I get my diploma. Why didn't you get my diploma? So, I ended up sitting down. Long story short, everybody's like, "Sit down. Sit down."

[00:07:47]So, I had a seat. I went sat down, whatever. After I sat down, I was escorted out of the graduation ceremony and I was taken outside by a dean and I was met with my principal, Shackleford, Mr. Shacklefort, Zata Shacklefort to be exact. And I was met out there and she was beyond angry, like live it. It was genuine tears in her eyes and her mouth was shaking. She was really, really, really, really upset. And she's like, "You need to figure out a way how you're going to make up for this. Um, you're not getting your diploma until you figure out a way of how you're going to um make up for what you just did." And I'm like, "Wait, I have to figure that out or do you have to figure that out?"

[00:08:30]So, yeah, this was honestly just a confusing experience. Long story short, I ended up leaving. I didn't even get to do the uh left to right or right to left with the graduation cap because I was really upset. Like I was really upset.

[00:08:45]And then to end this off, the next line of students who went the next line of students who went, a girl went up that stage and did a So let me tell y'all something. Let me tell y'all something.

[00:08:59]and that girl still received her diploma and everything, but my act, the whole world shook. So, yeah, it's been countless of times where I've been punished more than another student just because of me. I think this school has something personal against me. Why? I have no idea. I think it's because I'm happy. I'm glowing. I'm always outgoing.

[00:09:22]And most of all, I have money.

[00:09:26]>> Yeah. So, you seen that? You heard that? Um, as you guys saw, we all saw what she did on stage. She walked on stage, she did a whole split, right? A whole split. And then whoever was on stage, the administrator, uh, decided not to give her a diploma, right? Uh, because of what she did. She got mad. She embarrassed herself. Okay. Uh, she was escorted out. Basically, she got kicked out.

[00:09:57]and was told that, "Hey, you need to make up for this, right? That what you did was inappropriate and uh she decided to to leave, okay? Because she was really mad and upset that she didn't get her diploma." So, um I I just find stories like this to be so fascinating, right? These people are blaming everybody else except themselves. Uh why don't they understand that, hey, you know, if the school says that you can't do this, right? That this is not appropriate, then don't do it, right?

[00:10:25]first and foremost, right? Like, does anybody notice that all of the celebrations that these people do are like kind of sexual, right? Like that other celebration that that other girl allegedly did. It's like, why why are all these celebration sexual, right? Why why are y'all shaking your butts, right, in in celebration? I just find that to be kind of interesting how that's always the default, right? Is for these girls to uh sexualize themselves with celebrating um especially at such a young age. But anyways, um yeah, I mean that's called consequence, right? When you don't follow the rules, when you make an ass out of yourself, um when you disrupt the graduation ceremony, when you make it all about you, yeah, this is what's going to happen. And the most shameful part about this story in particular is that one, this young girl uh is not taking personal responsibility or accountability uh for the fact that she did something she wasn't supposed to do. But also on top of that, uh, she doesn't even realize that it it was wrong and embarrassing, right? That, hey, you humiliated yourself. You embarrassed yourself with what you did.

[00:11:31]You know, >> everyone, my name is Tyiana Campbell/Siki Sue and I'm reporting here to talk about my discrimination. Wait, >> she knew to laugh.

[00:11:42]>> I've come here to talk about how I've been wrongfully done at Chicago Tech Academy and how I didn't receive my diploma because I did a split on stage.

[00:11:50]He didn't just split at graduation. She got some Rodwave playing on this video.

[00:11:54]So, I don't feel like re-editing it when I upload this to other apps and them talking about his copyright. So, just imagine um a Rodwave song is playing. I don't know what song it is. I don't listen to that, man. But yeah, like the wave was one thing like and maybe like a little nice little cheer split would have been another thing, but all that it's really not funny because she really don't have her diploma. But why would you do that? Like genuinely, why would you do that? And she said that she told them for however long that she was going to do a split at graduation and they didn't believe her. But you didn't just split like you didn't just do a nice little cheer split like you did like some some clubs. No. And then she said like some other girl did a little twerk on stage or whatever but she still got her diploma but we didn't see the the other girls dance so we don't know what she did for real. We just going off by what she's saying. But that was so that's not appropriate. and to that girl that did the splits at graduation and she's mad because she's not getting her diploma and she's saying that they're racially profiling her and that's why she didn't get her diploma. It's Babes, it's not about the fact that you went across the stage and you hit the splits.

[00:12:59]You went across the stage and you hit the splits with the bounce. You hit that splits and you threw that ass bow bow bow.

[00:13:08]It wasn't even about the splits. People go across stage doing crazy things. I done seen handstands. cuz I done seen people jerking or twerk. You hit the splits and then did a one two like you was up in the club. Golden Marcus. Golden Marcus. I almost put that put that thing up.

[00:13:30]Drop. Pop it for me. Girl, get it.

[00:13:34]Like girl, I've been I've been watching the video over and I got to that like a [ __ ] I've been just sitting here cheesing at the video. black, girl, but it ain't because you're being racially profiled.

[00:13:45]>> And we continue to see this over and over and over again at these graduation ceremonies. These people who just can't act like civilized folks, okay? You're getting a diploma. And let's be honest, right? Let's be honest. Maybe 40 years ago, it might have meant something, right? A high school diploma might have meant something 30, 40 years ago. And this the same thing applies to a college diploma, to be honest with you. College degree, same thing applies. But nowadays in 2026, kids can't read, they can't write, can't do math, can't do the basics. You know, they're just handing out diplomas, right? You're just kind of getting through it. That that's what high school is, okay? You just kind of do it. It doesn't matter how you perform. Uh, a lot of these kids, they didn't really earn it in the sense that they don't really know anything, right?

[00:14:28]They they they they're graduating not understanding the basics. So, does it really mean anything? Probably not. But again, these people, they they use this as an opportunity to celebrate and they just celebrate in the most ridiculous ways. And look, here's the thing, right?

[00:14:42]Like I honestly I'm not against, you know, celebrating graduation or whatever. But it's like, you know, hey, if you're going to do stuff like that, do it in your own uh home, right? Do it at your own party, your own private celebration. That way, nobody can say anything. And I think that those who actually worked hard, who, you know, got good grades and, you know, took school seriously, yeah, I I do think it's something worth celebrating. U, I'm not saying that graduation is not worth celebrating. I'm just saying that a lot of these students who are celebrating like this, let's be real, they're not the best students, right? That they don't have the best grades. They they're just happy that they don't have to get up and go to school anymore, right?

[00:15:19]So, you see a lot of that, right? You see a lot of that. But, you know, stuff like this, man, it's is it's is it's it's crazy how you continue to see this over and over and over again, and is it's only from the same group of people.

[00:15:31]Um, but, you know, um, yeah, you didn't get your diploma. It is what it is. Uh, these are the consequences for your actions. But, let me know what you guys think. Make sure you like, comment, and subscribe. Most importantly, share a black conservative perspective. Peace.