Lilly Singh Teaches You Canadian Slang | Vanity Fair
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Lilly Singh tests her knowledge of Canadian Slang. From "ting" to "dun kno", she takes you through some of the most common of Candian slang phrases.
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"Drake is the national bird of Canada" I died 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😄
OVO
@Jacqueline Filo not only Americans are fluent in English don't discriminate other countries , indian children younger than you , can speak better than you , I'm reporting your comment
I read this exactly as she said it. Hilarious!
Much rather have that than the cobra chicken 😂😂
Lily : I'm putting emphasis on that this is *Toronto* slang
The comments: THaTs nOT cAnaDiAN, iTs sPEciFiC TO tORonTo
hahaha
Lol people have an amazing quality to infiltrate hate and criticism even if its not necessary.
😂 😂 😂
*LILLY.
+
50% of the comments: This is toronto slang not canadian slang.
Other 50%: Yo this could be british slang
I'll be different, I found her annoying.
@@MM-dq2pi then why did you watch the video. 🙄
how would I know before watching it
Yeah pretty much. But a few of them are complaining about people complaining about it being Toronto slang :)
and Lilly in the video: we say this a lot in Toronto.
Video should be called "Toronto Slang that no other Canadian has ever heard of".
AnniversaryRoad I knew everything she was saying😂
exactly right anniversaryroad
TOTALLY! Grew up in the GTA and NEVER heard or said these, it’s Scarborough slang maybe.
It’s Toronto slang
That’s because it’s not Toronto slang, these are London slang words and phrases that Drake thought was cool
Ya'll she didn't title the video chill
Ikr
MD Rivera lol
MD Rivera what do u mean
@@nidakhademi4206 everyone keeps losing their mind over the fact that she only talks about Toronto slang yet Vanity Fair titled the video Canadian Slang.
MD Rivera oh ok thanks
Toronto slang has Caribbean influences bc there are lots of Caribbeans.
Truuuuuuuuu LOL
*Caribbean People
Trueee!!! I'm Caribbean lmao
West Indians** omg wtf is caribbeans
Tru, ting is a big one
This is Toronto millennial slang. The rest of Canada is watching this and thinking WTF!
exactly. I agree.
Most of Toronto don't know any of these.
We use these words in montreal too
Tristan Sears no we don’t tabanak
Michele L yeah Toronto has more slag than the rest of Canada
It isn't Lilly's fault that Vanity Fair titled this as Canadian slang.
Yes it is. She's on as a Canadian and calls it Canadian slang with lots of Canadian references. It's her fault for agreeing to this.
Timothy J. Holloway they told her what to say after the intro she kept saying Toronto slang
@@zimraanahmad3575 Have you checked out other videos like this? Scottish, Irish slang? THOSE were good videos. This one is CRAP. We do have slang, but if this is "slang", it's the kind that children adopt. HOOOOOLYYYY, for example.
TRUUUUUUU
Native pronunciation of hoooooly, "hoooollaahh"
toronto slang: *exists*
lilly: so drake-
Kat McClintock
He did singlehandedly make Toronto famoid. Literally no one knew what a Taranto was before Jack started singing cool and fun songs about it for the kids to play at their weddings and bat mitzvahs.
😅😅😅
you're pretty ._.
@@AddBowIfGirl um sure
@@Lifestylewithjada man you're dumb this slang has been in use forever
Her makeup and style is poppin
RIGHT?!!!
ATR 13 But there's nothing wrong with wearing a lot of make up so why don't you keep your comments to yourself :))
kcmn00 ikr😍
Too bad her personality isn’t
lily allen and the diamonds hater much
“Drake is the national bird of Canada “
I freakin died when she said that! lol
Stealing Lodon British sland
I mean a drake is a male duck, after all, lol
Toronto is like London with their slang, we’re both influenced by the Jamaica language
Toronto and London just stole Jamaicans slang 😭
@@nnuveohombre No. There are just plenty of Jamaicans in Toronto. Everyone puts their imprint of the culture.
Jeepman89 maybe mangiacakes like you. Otherwise you use or at least heard these words.
@Jeepman89 What does "regular torontonians" mean ?
@Jeepman89 Jamaican Canadians are regular Canadians tho? I’m confused. I think what you meant to say was white Canadians don’t use these sayings. And in fact, you would be wrong! In Toronto, this vernacular has made its way into a plethora of communities and cultures. All of which are comprised of “regular” Canadians :)
I really appreciate her pointing out the Jamaican-Patois influence on all these slangs :D
Tempfinity andBeyond: she had to after “Mandem” because everything she was saying was Jamaican.
Jamaican slang is crazy lol , my baby daddy is Jamaican born and raised and he use to say stuff all the time and i’d be so confused lol , i started to say ‘Jamaican stuff’ after a while
he also told me that anything regarding somebody’s mother, will get you hit 🤣
Truuuuuuu 😂 I’m Jamaican a lot of these I say or hear on a day to day basis
She wasn't even saying dem properly. It just sounds like an American failing to pronounce our slang
Emily Logan especially the men don’t do it unless yuh waah fight
It's funny how much Toronto slang has in common with London slang - guess it's mostly the Jamaican influence in both cities, really cool to see :)
livewithintention and Manchester and ur right theyre both influenced
livewithintention we have a saying here in Toronto, suhgama
They should have named it “Toronto Slang” because I’m Canadian and I don’t know what any of these mean. Other than Timmies obviously and eh.
Peaceful.Vibes _72 ya I knew ting (I didn’t know it was slang I’m just lazy), timmies, live and eh
A lot of this isn’t really common slang.
ShangriLaw ya and I hate how since it’s Toronto, they assume all Canadians say these. If they didn’t they would call it Toronto Slang instead of Canadian Slang
yeah, I had no idea any of this slang... Definitely not a thing in Western Canada
Yeah same I knew very few
I’m Canadian and I’ve never heard any of these.
because its basically really really localised to not only Toronto but also an age group
Drew I live in Sauga all I hear is this slang 😂
@@sas9853 you literally border Toronto of course you'd hear super-toronto based slang. its still not 'canadian' slang
you're a lucky yute we can't box you out.
Prob u live in Nunavut
I need to know who her make-up artists is bc she’s been looking ridiculously good everywhere
Ashley Joybeck
Except her stylist
Y B Ashley didn't do this.
The makeup artist who did this was @makeupbypriyanka on Instagram.
Lilly just is ridiculously good looking no matter what her make up looks like.
People trying to claim that this is London slang but both are heavily influenced by Caribbean slang like...
Exactly!!!
Thank you! Like Toronto is full of Caribbeans like London is. Ridiculous.
Definitely London slang
@@Huran.B Which has a huge Caribbean influence so ...
KayBee yep...
yes toronto slang and british slang are basically the same, and most of it is jamaican, everyone pls catch up
Exactly
Toronto slang is not the same as rest of Canada and the patois influence is mainly in Toronto.
Thank you haha
Savie Edirisinghe 💯
A city versus an entire country lol no. Toronto and some London slang you mean…
I literally never heard any of these until I moved to Toronto. Now I can’t NOT hear them.
This is practically Jamaican slang
{•cReAmy_Coffee•} exactly
as someone who's been living in toronto all my life i've heard all this slang all day everyday during high school
As someone who has lived in Toronto for the majority of her life, I have never heard most of these.... Seems I am super out of touch. :P
i can relate 100%
actualllyyy tho
Ikr I recognized so many of them and I didnt realize it's a Toronto thing
I just assumed this was slang within all youth. Not just Toronto. It's just an everyday thing.
Lilly knows this is Toronto slang, Vanity Fair didn’t get the message.
Jamaica patios
she literally said “this is TORONTO slang” not ALL of Canada😐😐
I think it's mainly Toronto rap culture slang.
because it’s NOT
but read that clickbait title.. lol
Britta Lunde im aware...i said that for everybody that kept mentioning it
Sirine Georges élève im chill, hence “😐😐”
This is not Canadian slang AT ALL. This is “Toronto” slang which is barely Canada.
is she even canadian?
Shayla Zumstien Canada is only 1/4 Canadian
I was JUST about to point this out.... as if all Canadians talk like this. Imagine going to the Yukon and hearing them talk like this 💀💀💀💀💀
Leah May or cape breton or newfoundland
MBM460 Ns , exactly💀😂😂
This must be Toronto slang because I’m Canadian and never heard of most of them.
gena geeraert I live in the GTA. I’ve only heard of the 6.
u would only know if u live in toronto or the GTA
I grew up in the Caribbean and live in the GTA now, I only know some of these because of my time in the Caribbean and not Canada
Yea it’s Toronto 😂
I live in Toronto and I know literally all of these but “reach” and “scoop me”
The amount of times I’ve seen
“Anyone want to link?” on snap stories-
Guila the thing is, I didn’t think that was just a Canadian thing
Guila link scoop and a couple others are in America too
@@mariamiamonteleone I've never even heard of scoop lol
Guila in Michigan we always said scoop me
@@mariamiamonteleone Really? Guess it isn't just Canadian then lol
This is literally only Toronto slang, like I literally live in Hamilton and no one talks like that.
Da_ostrich Yeet I live in Toronto and no one talks like that here either. I have no idea what she’s on about.
@@PorcelainVal If u go to the right parts of Toronto, Scarborough and Brampton, you will definitely hear ppl saying this stuff. Honestly I thought this stuff was world wide slang but ig only the Gta knows this stuff
@@PorcelainVal in Scarborough everyone knows it
PorcelainVal yes people do. As an adolescent myself, i hear all of these at least 10 times a day, ur either too old or hang around the most straight cut humans on earth
@@Youngboyfan42069 facts
Born and raised in Toronto lived here 50 years, and yes you hear these in T.O but most of these are jamaican slang.
True but its a part of Canadian lingo now. Credit where credit is due tho.
Its even morphing into Canadianisms. Wa gwan is also said like "What's gwanin?" , which is more of a mixture of both the english and patois way of saying "whats going on"
Nope. Most of that was Black (African-American) slang i.e. Millenial slang.
@The Canadian Crusader They originated in Jamaica.
Yusef Endure bruv it originated in Jamaica/Africa (yes both because Jamaica ancestors are africans)so you are wrong its a slang Jamaicans/africans use.
@@bigbruh4399 Which of those were meant to represent English?
“Yute” & “Ting” are also definitely Caribbean
(Edit: I posted this comment before Lily mentioned that the words were inspired by patois. Also thanks for all the likes. 🏆 😢 I wanna thank my Mom and my Grandma for always believing in me, umm Obama, umm I wanna thank all my fans...)
euphoryuh
Yeah, she mentioned in the second half of the vid that Jamaican Patois and other cultures influenced Toronto slang because it’s such a diverse place.
nah i live in Canada and load of my friends in high school use those termsXD
Also East/South London Roadman slang
Those words are used in Toronto
And south London
Me: *Internally questioning if I'm really Canadian*
Aurora Xia lmaooo
Once you watch Will Arnett's video you wont be questioning yourself as much
This is almost exclusively Toronto and Brampton mans slang. Will Arnett’s video is more general Canadian slang.
@@dangerleader Actual*
This is Toronto slang, nothing to do with the rest of Canada
Exactly
Toronto makes up a lot of Canada population wise
I live Toronto and haven’t heard any of these. Either I am too old or hanging with the wrong crowd, lol.
Peter Maloney waste yute
ya I came here to say this too LOL
I've heard more Caribbeans use this slang than Canadians.
Alie no pun intended
Tell that to all the white kids in Scarborough.
she literally mentions that in the video lol
@@timdella92 🤣😂
Yeah my dad is jamacian so I get it I was like wait we say that stuff too
I’m born and raised in Toronto and for some reason I thought the entire world talked like this- I’m going crazy.
@@BrotherJApologetics nope we don't
SAME i forgot this wasn’t normal english 😂
ahlie
I thought so too! Until I moved to the UK (not London).
What!? Thats insane! It made very little sense to me
This makes so much sense why London and Toronto get along it’s basically the same slang
Both cities have a lot of Jamaican immigrants, that's why.
@Jaskaran Singh mali goons r on the come up in toronto
90% of this "Canadian Slang" isn't used outside of Toronto.
90% of it isn't used in Toronto either.
@@LM-vz9ye nah it is definitely used in Toronto and the GTA
London
TorQueMoD so true man
I haven’t heard these in Toronto either...
Most Canadians : I never heard of these
To be fair, most of Canada lives in 4 cities
Huh???
True thoo
Omg😅
THE MAJORITY OF CANADA’S POPULATION LIVE IN 4 CITIES
Chance Montreal toronto Vancouver calgary
The 6ix is a nickname for Toronto cause the main area code is 416. Don't think she mentioned that vital piece of information...
Knowing that makes her song "IVIVI" make more sense as well. Roman numerals IV (4) I (1) VI (6).
I’ve actually heard that it came to be due to the 6 boroughs that originally came together to become one city?
Vanessa P. I think that is why
@@vanessap.103 correct
This is purely Toronto, NOT Canada. I'm Vancouver born and raised and we have none of this in common.
I was born and raised in Toronto, and most of these are new to me too...
Most of this is London slang, Toronto just copied it and called it theirs.
Meh, born and raised in Toronto and I’ve never heard almost all of these
Born and raised in Edmonton Alberta. I only have heard about timmies and Eh? Lmao
Well Will Arnett did one on our whole country.
Me being Canadian and have no idea what she’s talking about
Ariana Tsui same
Agreed. I have literally never heard any of these.
Ariana Tsui me to
@@emilyfrench2892 cause its Toronto slang
SAME. What is "yute"? I've never heard of this.
I live in Mississauga, and have heard most of these terms, especially back in high school!
Ibby N I agree.
mostly used in toronto (all 6 districts) and brampton as far as i know but i've heard it a lot in mississauga
Rushil Dua we don’t talk about brampton
Same and they make me want to rip my ears out just like they did when I was in highschool.
Totally right! I know all of these slangs. This is more of a GTA slang and not Toronto slang.
The video should have been called Toronto slang. We have A LOT and it's province and regionalized. You wouldn't believe how many names for a tv remote there are in Southern Ontario.
Na, this video should have been called "London slang that Toronto copied and called their own".
pass me the converter, eh?
Can you pass me the clicker, please?
@@D34N6232 its jamaican slang they immigrated to both toronto and london and influenced the culture
@@D34N6232 Pass me the controller, eh?
Some of these were just general slang who tf don’t say “link up” or “truuu” and a lot was Jamaican slang but she pointed that out.
Toronto slang= Jamaican
I’m Canadian and it’s really weird to see white kids talk
Straight facts
Somali too
YEA
yea, finally someone admits it, never heard anyone admit that its Jamaican. Idek why tf this is having an influence in Toronto, when there are wayyy more asians, south asians, italians etc. in toronto.
@@johncam8420 Kids are trying to be "hard" & latch on to what they think sounds gangster. That's the vibe I got anyways when I grew up in Scarborough.
This TORONTO slang not specifically associated to anywhere else in canada
she literally said that
Well..probably anywhere ontario I hear them a LOTTT
Okay but Lilly's look is everything
Why did almost everything after 'hooooly' seem Jamaican?
Because that's the influence hence the demographics of the area
Because it's Toronto slang!
I was thinking the same thing.
katwatson007 that’s not a good explanation
Could be Guyanese
99% tHiS isNT cAnADiaN sLaNg?
1% LoL dRaKe
Why everything has something to do with Drake?
He co opted this language for $
She's wrong, Drake didn't invent anything at all. He only popularized the term "The 6ix" which was actually invented by Jimmy Prime. Drake is known for being a culture vulture towards the Toronto natives, mostly copying their slang or their dance moves and not shouting them out.
@@jmt_productions drake is NOT known for being a culture vulture.... he’s known for being and amazing artist and He definitely coined the six and put Canada on the map.
Cause he's the one that sings with Jamaican patois and ppl in Toronto started to follow
@@emmanuellajaja563 Canada has been on the map since Vimy and Normandy.
Some of the slangs sound Jamaican because Canada (especially Toronto) has alot of Jamaicans. So the Jamaican diaspora have been sharing their culture for years.
Kishauna Moseley I’ve been waiting for someone to realise 😂
Hey Vanity Fair, Canada is huge and has oodles of regional slang. This is almost exclusively Toronto slang, which is why she says that this is what Torontonians say. Please correct this title.
I agree
Being born and raised in Toronto I had no idea that so many of these aren't said in other places.. just thought it was normal hahaha
We love a Canadian that actually hasn’t been infected with LA slang TING IS LIFE
In Jamaica we actually have a drink named ting
Practically this whole vid is our slang
@@kerriqq4484 no I’d say Jamaican slang is only used for 25% of Toronto slang because a lot of Jamaicans live here 🤷♂️
I’m Canadian I’ve never heard of most of these
Retitles video: Lilly teaches Toronto slang
RandiPoitras same some aren't common even in Mississauga.. but I could be wrong since I don’t go out much
It’s not even Toronto slang, it’s Scarborough and York. We don’t use half of this stuff in Etobicoke
Haha I'm no Canadian but live in da area. The only one I've seen people use is wasteman and jamaicans too use it a lot. 😂😂😂
Dont they use “sus” everywhere?? Or like “sketch”
Joannafangg yes we do
lol sus is used a lot
It’s old now
Yes
Sus was originally mostly popular in canada
why am I watching a video about drake lol
Lmao😂😆😁 I feel ya.
This is like a whole lotta Jamaican patois
Yes i was saying the same thing
And?
Yeah because Toronto is full of Carribean culture
Lilly has a second generation indo-Canadian accent
@Wednesdayfornight nah they're right it's Indo Canadian I grew up in Brampton and heard it all my life.
@Wednesdayfornight but theyre not diverting themselves bc if they just call themselves canadian a bunch of racists and bigotted european settler descendants will shout UR NOT WHITE UR NOT CNAADIAN SLASH UR NAME U BROWN PERSON!!!! they are the most ignorant in the world. canada is a country of immigrants embracing ur culture and canada is canadian values
@@kingkylie9655 truth
@@pakdiva21 truuuuuu
Might be a Toronto style accent I wouldn't say Indo really - expect when she says hooooly man at 43 seconds.
Yeah, this is Scarborough Slang.
Charlie Wells and Brampton and sauga
@@RainPariss brampton is the worst city in canada
Cap. 6ix most of us
Thank god they didn't include NYEAH EH. Worst thing out of Toronto.
okay but now that you mention it, they should have put it in.
Fam I was waiting for this, but kinda glad it wasn't there.
Quadruple Q 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ahlie
NIZEEEEEE ITTTTTT
Finally, someone says "Toronno" instead of "Toronto."
Also, most of this is Toronto slang, but a lot of people around Toronto use sus and use variations of "don't cheese me."
Did canada really start "sus"? I never realised lol. Where can I find evidence that we started it
@@slenderfoxx3797 Pretty sure we started sus but idk lmao. I've heard it mostly used in TO and not really anywhere else.
@@Eb0nut I just thought it was an internet thing. Likely started in america like most whacky modern day internet whackiness lol.
@@slenderfoxx3797 Mm, good theory. It could just be that too, who knows.
@@Eb0nut nah we didn’t start sus lol
LOL as Torontonian, I can definitely say this is Scarborough slang. After having watched top boy, these slangs just sound like dialogue haha
Nah the jane and regent say these.
Never heard of these, someone should do the maritimes, we have irish and scottish influence so no one knows what were saying.
Fawny Deer yes!
so true
The Macarena was invented by a Newfoundlander looking for his smokes. 🤣🤣👌🇨🇦
tea maritimes slang is so unique
@@FireAndIce27 not the maritimes
Uhhh most of this is patois slang ie west indian, jamaican, trini even mixed with their British influences.
Yeah like Ting, mandem and wasteman is also said a lot in England
True because im trini and uses most of these slangs
@@jessedaniels4494 yupp Jamaicans are in England too!
Gonna have to agree. We don't say most of this out West.
Exactly this is not Canadian slang it all they didn't come up with any of it
this just basically how to be a Toronto mans
deadass this could be british slang
Yeah this is mostly London slang, looks like Toronto just copied it and called it theirs.
Drake hung out with Skepta and his crew and took the language back to Toronoto
Sounds so ******
yh both London and Toronto both heavily influenced by Jamaican slang that’s why
Iftin Jama but it’s not your slang lol.. Toronto and London slang are both influenced by Caribbean slang hence the similarities
Some people in some tiny parts of Toronto speak like this. Then they graduate high school and don’t speak like this anymore.
Or they don't graduate, and continue speaking like this. Either way it's trash
@Heelo Hi I don’t listen to Drake, because I’m not a useless sodomite.
@@hermoinekatz9879 Isn't it interesting how someone whose handle is "the future" is so completely backwards in their thinking?
@@thefuture930 If it bothers you cool. Let the yute be, you don't need to put people down because of their lifestyle or culture you don't know them. Just makes it seem like you got hate in your heart and that's not very Canadian eh?
@Wilson Yang with a name like that, it’s pretty rich to judge what is/isn’t Canadian ahaha
I was saying some of the words sound oddly Jamaican 👀
SAME
Toronto has a heavy Jamaican/Caribbean population so yes 😂 you’re right.
Because they are
@Noor Heavily influenced by Jamaicans?
Its practically all Jamaican patois
"Timmies is the main food group in Canada"
Truer words have never been spoken.
im confused in south london we use all of this???
Yeah they basically just copied our slang and call it their own.
@@D34N6232 we've used most of these in most major cities in the us for years.
Both are heavily influenced by afro Caribbean slang.
true and carribean too
both have heavy jamaician influences
When I say “truuuu” i add a “though” at the end but say it “do” so it’s like “tru doooo” and it sounds like Trudeau
@TaeTae CutiePie Truuu do! I do the same thing! 😂😂
Same
I do this all the time. 😂😂😂 My family and friends are probably tired of hearing it cause I always say “truuuuuueeee do..... hahaha Trudeau get it 😂😂”
Are you me?
YES ALL THE TIME LOL TRUUU DOOEE
This felt like she was discussing Jamaican slang!!! This is practically all Jamaican!!
she said there was jamaican influence in the video as toronto was a melting pot, so yes, youre right LOL you might have missed it though since she said it a little fast
their accent even sounds jamaican to me!
It has a lot of Caribbean influence
It’s slang that is popular with the Jamaican expats and immigrant kids in Toronto.
I hope someone does Maritime slang sometime. Now dat would be a riot, eh.
i'm Canadian and i've never once said or heard anybody say these
if you don't live in Toronto or Scarborough then that's why
Tf how
Same and I'm on Niagara even in GTA never heard any of this
You never heard someone say ting i go to Jamaica almost every year and everyone says that
You clearly don't live in Toronto or anywhere near it lmao
Is this just a Toronto thing? Cuz I've live in Canada my whole life and I've only ever heard Timmies and Eh.
Sameee!!
just in toronto styll
we use it in alberta quite a bit
@@TheSuperPlaysAwesome styll ;)
I was saying Timmies in Alberta & parts of Toronto that aren’t Toronto!!!!
I’m Canadian and this is definitely ToronTo slang. Cause wtf is she talking about lmao.
It’s not even common Toronto slang. At least not anymore.
I live in Toronto and i know almost all of these
I know them all but I grew up in Brampton 😂 Its definitely not "Canadian" thats a ridiculous title to even have lol
@@shangrilaw7561 it is common wtf you on
that's vanity fairs fault. She did say this is Toronto slang
That’s not Canadian. That is Toronto Street slang.
Exactly what she said if you watch
As a Canadian I was confused that people didn’t use this slang 😂😂 as I was watching I was like “ohhh this one is easyyyyy.”
Never in my life have I ever used this slang because it actually makes me lose brain cells just thinking about them
@@Stealth7800 Slang has no relevance to intelligence but good try.
Etta I wasn’t being serious, sorry boomer. I’ll try and be more understanding next time, didn’t realize 55 year old people read these comments
@@Stealth7800 boomers are the type to think people are stupid for using slang. So your insult doesn't really make sense here my dude.
Etta how are you actually taking this that serious? I wasn’t being serious about slang causing brain cell loss, just stating that’s it’s stupid and now you’re taking the boomer joke seriously, calm down boomer. We get it you’ve got back problems
Lmao the look she gave the camera when “timmies” came up
Definitely just Toronto slang, never heard of any of these out in western canada
Wackkkk Toronto and B.C. are like the same 😂😂 some are weird but not really
Amberscupcakes As a vancouverite of BC, I've never heard any of these.
she said it was toronto but vanity thinks thats all of Canada haha
Xander Wong-Ma literally same lol
Kelsey Ross exactly
I like how she says imposter and sus before among us was a thing
0:18
5:33
Lived in Canada my whole life and have only heard "Timmies" and "Eh", completely lost on the rest
Eli Rutter not even bout it?
It’s Toronto slang
@@shantegordon5752 sound like a long "whole life" LFMAOOOO
just sayin, obviously your old.
Eli Rutter but so many people say truuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
What
As a Jamaican ,I just feel violated
"Dun know" "ting" "mandem"
Waste man & yute as well
Dat mi a seh
She looks beautiful here!
A lot of these are the same in London (UK) slang as well, probably because both cities have a high Caribbean population
I feel like this is majorly Scarborough slang doe
Lynn W r u dum mandem be using des tings bare places u waste yute
its all over the gta really mostly where there are alot of black people so rexdale, north york scarbs thats where youll here it alot downtown not so much.
I lived in sauga & Brampton & jane/finch & south etobicoke and it's very common in those areas.
@@jodjadien Regent Park is downtown
No it's Toronto slang
This is Toronto slang, not Canadian slang
This is London slang
She emphasized that many times
Mary J. Jones it’s not titled that
well she didn't title the video
Toronto is a part of canada
So it's just Jamaican mix with UK slang ..?
And really , Scoop me and Tru ..
That's Canadian apparently , okay ..
word
Yeah it's mostly London slang, looks like Toronto just copied it and called it theirs.
@@D34N6232 "london slang" is heavily influenced by Caribbean slang so...
there are alot of jamaican and somali immigrants in toronto that is why there is an overlap
@@pistaluv oh because I'm like a yaddie use waste man/yute
This is sus Torontonians started to use word "sus" much prior to this whole Among Us move.
Vanity Fair has put three minutes of research into this.
How many time’s she said Drake
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Never heard any of these. Should call this Toronto slang.
She said it's Toronto slang in the video. And if you've never heard "eh" "tru" or "Timmies", you're not Canadian.
This is Jamaican patois...like all of it.Brown asian n white people only talk like this to seem as cool as Jamaicans but they have their own cultures n this ain't it.
@@TheChepiksacc I am very much Canadian and I have heard of "eh" and "Timmies". The remainder of the slang she uses I have never heard being used.
I get she says its Toronto slang in the video but the title is misleading.
@@lacebagofcarrots2788 No I agree. I've heard a couple of the others but only because I went to a house party in Toronto and they had Jamaican neighbours lol.
Her look at the camera when she has to explain “Timmies” LOL
This is more Scarborough slang then Toronto.
Me (living under a rock called "outside of the GTA"): Call me when you have Prairie Province slang, eh?
Don't get your bunnyhug in a twist I'm sure it's coming 😂
Will Arnett did one of these videos which is mostly prairie slang!
@@lainefyke2012 I will have to check ot out!
"i could be a professor"
*remembers those songs
You ever not think twice about something but someone brings it up and it’s just soooooo accurate, that’s how I feel watching this video.
"Ya dun kno my name! Snitches get stitches ya heard me now?"
Lilly said this in one of her older videos.
miah pop Close! She actually said “ya dun kno my past”
@@mahaikram4873 I thought it was "ya dun kno my roots." 😂
Actually I rewatched the video and turns out we’re all wrong 😂😂😂 it’s “ya dun kno my YOUTH”
@@mahaikram4873 ohhhhhhh. You're right!
I herd a little british roadman but sure 😂
So basically Jamaican patois (patwa)
Exactly that's what I've been saying.... it's very carribean or even Jamaican to be specific
Yes
Yup, with Canadian inflections and accents thrown in for good measure!
More specifically this is Toronto Caribbean slang for the most part. Timmy's, eh, The 6ix and Torona Are Canadian/Torontonian more generally.
When she said imposter before it was popular. What an icon
She saud sus too