The Michael Berry Show.

Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin takes his son to task for trying to be a gangsta rapper,

saying, you grew up in a 20,000 square foot gated community home.

But I love Celine, dear. I love her. Yeah, of course you do.

People expect me, you know, I just like love Sam Smith. That's kind of music I listen to.

I think because I'm so big and black and hard, they think I listen to all the hard stuff.

But you don't listen to rap? I do. My son, my son raps. His name is Tutteratino.

Wait, what? My son, right? He is. What's his name?

He wraps on the Tutteratino. His real name is Elijah Irvin.

Okay, but let's get this out. Get this out. I swear, if you go on, I choose to listen to him.

He wraps about some of the hardest stuff in the world. And I say to him, so you grew up in a 20,000 square

foot gated community home. Where does this stuff come from? You know what I mean?

Your son is using your childhood to rap about. Oh my god, right. I work hard to get you out of this.

And you wrap me right back to it. What is going on? It blows my mind, man. I'm telling you,

if you listen to me, you can't rap about a private education. I mean, I'm sorry.

Private schools. It's all life. It's all life. You grew up in a family of 17 kids in two bedrooms.

Right. Right. He rapping about my day. Right. That's what that's what trips me out.

And the guy just tells me, I'm like, this is how young guys, young kids express themselves.

You just got to let them go through this and everything. I'm like, well,

just any reflection on my parenting. What's wrong? Think about this.

Well, for a long time, he wouldn't let mom hear his music, you know,

it says, yeah, she don't want to hear that. Don't let her hear it. And I couldn't hear for a while.

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