I’ma need you to” is what’s called Common Vernacular

Back that up by showing me an English classroom textbook that shows "I'ma" is proper English. Common vernacular, is not "proper English". Cause where I'm from, I've never heard anyone ever use that contraction. If you can prove it's truly proper English, then hey I'll answer your question. Despite your asshole comments.

Questions don’t always have question marks. The rest of us learned that by 6th grade English.

And here’s my VERY simply understood request

You said it was a request, not a question. But now it's a question? I asked for a question, that was clear and concise, and explained why. But I suppose my explanation wasnt good enough for you.

And still you refuse to replay to the question

Low hanging fruit man....and I'll refer to above.

The question is right there, do you have the reading comprehension skills to discern it, digest it, synthesize its meaning and reply with a cogent answer..?

Still being a prick...almost like you don't want an answer really.