David Weaver > Quotes

“Well… Five… I just wanted to say rest in peace. To me you are a dead man… I am ashamed that I am related to you. I am ashamed that we have the same bloodline, it is obvious that yours contains a defect in the structure. I’m going to endure the punishment for this gun just because I made the mistake of hanging with a lame. But I swear to God on everything I ever loved… you better change your last fucking name as soon as possible. You will never in your life again be referred to as Powers! Change that shit, or I will kill you with my bare hands the first chance I get. Disconnect yourself bitch!”
― David Weaver, Bankroll Squad

“He could never pretend to love when it was something that came natural to him, nor would he ever accept hatred just because it came natural to someone else.”
― David Weaver, Broken Crayons Still Color: Based on a True Story

“you can’t build loyalty, a person has to already have it.”
― David Weaver, The Lipstick Clique 2

“Cowards shoot out of fear; and more times than not, a coward would kill you quicker than a gangsta’ would. A gangsta’ would have morals, principles, rules, and guidelines, and a coward would have fingers full of fear. Fingers full of fear, coupled with guns full of bullets led to morgues full of bodies. They liked to act like they killed because they were cold, hard, and heartless; when in all actuality they killed because they were scared and softer than tomato sauce.”
― David Weaver, Bankroll Squad

“A father's love was special; a black father's love was a blessing– I knew this because of how I felt about being able to experience my own father's love.”
― David Weaver, Broken Crayons Still Color 2: Based on a True Story

“a bad bitch couldn’t be judged by the amount of friends and followers she had; but by the level and the magnitude of her enemies.”
― David Weaver, The Finale

“As a boss, he would never overlook the unexpected when it happened; he would always do the unexpected as a response.”
― David Weaver, The Bankroll Squad Trilogy

“love is everlasting… It survived rainy days to mud puddles, runny noses to snot bubbles. Having love was one thing, but true love was another… You could always go buy another box, but broken crayons still colored.”
― David Weaver, Broken Crayons Still Color: Based on a True Story

“when a person hides their motives, they hide themselves;”
― David Weaver, The Finale

“A true friend never gets in your way unless you happen to be going down.”
― David Weaver, Malcolm Powers: The Beginning

“grown women don’t make mistakes; they make decisions!”
― David Weaver, The Finale

“if you give directions for a living, then it’s pretty hard to follow them.”
― David Weaver, Bankroll Squad

“Jijji is a traitor. One of the most vicious and brutal humans that you can ever come into contact with. His blood is like snake venom, and his mouth is like a black widow’s. He will kill and eat his own family in order for his own survival, which is backwards. There is no such thing as living, if you do not have your family. He’s not supposed to treat us like this. We are all family right here, right now.”
― David Weaver, Bawss

“One morning Malcolm was leaving the Galleria mall in Houston, TX; while opening the door to his baby blue Bentley, he exchanged flirtatious looks with a beautiful white lady headed to her black BMW 650 convertible. She had on a plaid Versace skirt and had long brunette hair with golden blond streaks. She had Versace bags in her hand and she gave off the aura of a celebrity actress. That day they exchanged numbers and that night they went out to have dinner.”
― David Weaver, The Bankroll Squad Trilogy

“You are a traitor to the entire African bloodline! You don’t deserve the blood that Allah has given you! You don’t deserve the air that we share. You don’t deserve the color that you have on your body. You had to have stolen it! There is no way Allah would have given your”
― David Weaver, Bawss

“It’s easy to be a lame nigga, it’s harder to be a real one…”
― David Weaver, The Power Family

“Allah told me that it was what I was supposed to do. He told me to trick the white man, that getting close to him was the only way I was going to get back to Africa. And that I had to forsake all that got into my path.”
― David Weaver, Bawss

“may not be perfect as a person, but God is perfect… and if I roll with Him, He will help me become more like Him until it’s my time to go.”
― David Weaver, The Finale

“struggle and striving always came before success, even in the dictionary.”
― David Weaver, Kyla: The Beginning

“Don't go into the relationship expecting it to be perfect, only to be let-down and angry once you all realize that y'all have work to do.”
― David Weaver, Broken Crayons Still Color: Based on a True Story

“Binzee exhaled. He was a wild child, but when it came to an African queen, he was a true gentleman on all aspects. He didn’t play when it came to those built in his mother’s likeness. They were even more important than the air he breathed. Binzee stared at”
― David Weaver, Bawss

“inside of a man lies a heart, but in a heart does not lie a man.”
― David Weaver, The Power Family

“Effort showed that he wanted the relationship just as bad as she wanted it. Effort reminded a woman that she was not alone, and provided her with the fuel needed in order to match her man's strength. A woman couldn't match a man who couldn't show her what to match.”
― David Weaver, Broken Crayons Still Color 2: Based on a True Story

“My hopes was that by me writing my demons out, I'd be conquering one of the most important steps… admittance.”
― David Weaver, Broken Crayons Still Color: Based on a True Story

“In the time of darkest defeat, victory may be nearest.”
― David Weaver, The Bankroll Squad Trilogy

“when a person actually needs something or somebody, that’s when you can truly read the gauge that contains character.”
― David Weaver, The Power Family

“The truth was, every person had flaws, and it was just up to us to determine which flaws we were willing to accept in life, and which ones we knew we couldn't deal with.”
― David Weaver, Broken Crayons Still Color 2: Based on a True Story

“Having money is less important than having peace.”
― David Weaver, Broken Crayons Still Color 2: Based on a True Story

“Although I smile a lot, it's because I hide a lot from my truth. The truth that some days I just feel like another lost nigga.”
― David Weaver, Broken Crayons Still Color: Based on a True Story

“If you hang with dogs, then of course you must get treated like dogs.”
― David Weaver, Bankroll Squad