@Nationalismbahamas i am an ethnically russian person (both parents also russian) born in ireland and i have an irish accent, live around irish people and participate in irish culture, i am not racist towards them as i am essentially one of them and i know many people exactly in the same situation as me, lithuanians, latvians, ukrainians, romanians, chinese👀, poles etc. in the grand scheme of things… none of them hold any hatred or malcontentness with irish people at all!
@Nationalismbahamasthere are good people of all races that aren't racist. Then there are evil scumbags like you that are racist and small who follow Satan.
@@lyrickonerYeah. It's weird he's calling every white person a racist (even asking if someone is black or white in the comments before he replys) 😂 A clear racist calling strangers racists - The Irony. ❤
Actual Jamaicans know that Jamaicans can be of European, African, Chinese, Indian, Syrian, etc decent. Our motto is literally “Out Of Many, One People”
@@mustafc9200 Not that I am aware of, from that part of the world it's mostly Syrians and Lebanese who have been here since 1900s our former prime minister Edward Seaga is Lebanese- Jamaican. Oh it's fine, not many people outside of Jamaica know.
@@mustafc9200 yes also the same in Trinidad, I think during these times alot of them emigrated to the Carribbean. Yeah predominately Christian but some were also Jewish. My great grandfathers family were Syrian Jews born in Aleppo.
There is a significant enough Irish population in Jamaica that, yes, this is real lol. The lilt & rhythm of both accents really seems to coalesce in harmony with each other
My friend was Chinese but her Chinese mother grew up in Jamaica, so she sounded like this. Incidentally her Chinese father grew up in Panama, so he was Spanish speaking
@Backstage Bum I’m gonna guess you meant continent? Africa is a continent, Jamaica however is in North America, the Caribbean to precise. There are people of many different races that live there because of the slave trade. That includes native South Americans, Africans and Irish and their enslavers the British, Spanish and French.
Nobody thinks Jamaican is a race 😂😂😂 It's just that it is and may always be strange to hear a white person use the accent or speak the language because there are soo few of them.
I know nothing about this man or his daughter but I could confidently say he sounds like he likely has an Irish connection aside from his Jamaican accent
@@seraphimdunn Ah that makes sense. I always wondered why 2 different groups of people from separate parts of the world ended up having so many similarities in linguistics.
@@ifjchsiwocjcjs4378 wow i didn't know that! but at the time that irish indentured servants were in jamaica, red hair was definitely in the genepool as the vikings were long gone (950 vs 1655 so 750 years apart)
I’ve been learning how to do different accents (French, German, British, Scottish, etc.) but I don’t think I’ll ever be able to do Jamaican…. Not gonna stop me from trying tho
The Jamaican Caribbean and Irish Scottish welsh etc are the first creation the mother and father to all humanity and that's what the Asians and Romanians Somalian don't want you to know that they made a pact with feminine energy the devil to sacrifice our mothers fathers and children wipe our memories through vaccinations and steal all our land possessions knowledge and woman right from under our noses.
No Jamaican is shocked by this. A little history for non Jamaicans. Yes most Jamaicans have African ancestry. White Jamaicans have been a part of Jamaica since the Spanish colonised in the 1600s and Tainos had been here for thousands of years. Chinese and Indians came here as indentured servants and made a home here. As did the Lebanese and Syrians who came in the 1900s. We are a diverse island but one people. 🇯🇲
0.4% of Jamaicans are pure white. 95% are of mixed African and European ancestry but they identify as black. Assuming his family's been there a while and not recent immigrants, to be this white tells me they kept to themselves to remain pure.
I came here from a video about SOUTHERN Chinese! Oh my god, talk about shocked. If I closed my eyes, I would have thought my granny was talking to me lol.
Fun fact, apparently a lot of the reason for the speaking patterns in places such as jamaica is due to the people teaching residents english primarily being of Irish decent, so in a round about way, Jamaican is related to Irish
There was a video or something where a black girl got butthurt because there was a white guy talking in a Jamaican accent because I guess white Jamaicans are a myth... or racist.
I was about to post this then I saw your comment. Also a Trini myself. And guess what? Indo-Caribbean people wouldn't sound any different than the general accent of their particular island either.
doesn't matter where it is in the world, islanders are all the same haha. for me i can tell he's laid back. i'm from vancouver island in canada, we're all on island time lol
He's definitely Jamaican. I am from Kingston and he's not from there. He's probably from somewhere in the countryside based on his accent. By the way I went to high school with quite a few white Jamaicans so not a big deal to me.
I went to high school with many white Jamaicans also. Some were of irish decent, some were of German decent and also Syrian decent. They were the kids from families with money and privilege. There were afro dominant (black) children who were from affluent families also, if their families had land and/or business holdings. The Indians and Chinese were also quite affluent. For the most part though, the afro dominant children were from working class or poor families. I was from a working class single mom who herself is half local Scottish. She is now an octogenarian. When she went to high school in the fifties, the same one I later attended as a coed, it was an all girls school and the tuition was very pricey. She was able to attend because her afro ethnic family that raised her were land and business owners. In those days (thirties) the whites, local and otherwise did not marry the blacks for the most part, even if they were from well to do families. Some black families had land handed down to them from the plantation owners and started businesses especially grocery stores that supplied the districts in which they were located. In my case we lived near a sugar factory and the factory workers and sugar cane field workers were the primary customers. I recall this from my early years in the late sixties and early seventies. I was the cute four to five year old at my mother's feet in the grocery/bakery of which she was the proprietor. My mother never finished high school. Not because she got pregnant, she didn't, but because it was customary for girls to be groomed for marriage by a certain age so she was pulled out of school at about sixteen ( she could read and write and add/Math enough) to learn and manage the family business. She now also had a dowry to make her attractive to well to do suitors. She would come to the table with land and business and literacy. But my mom, bless her heart, was a rebel spirit and quite independent minded ( the Gaelic blood in her I suppose) would have none of that. Maybe she was rebelling because by pulling her out of school, they dashed her dreams of becoming a teacher or a nurse. Many of the kids in her circle went on to become teachers, nurses and bank workers and the boys became engineers, lawyers, dentists, police officers with rank and doctors. My father, his brother and brother's wife were some of that circle that went on to higher education and professional careers. My father was predominantly afro, with Irish and Indian decent. My mother married my stepfather in 1969 and immigrated to America in the seventies and sponsored all their children up to the states in the early eighties, including me. After her youngest teenage son and only child of five left at home, ran away to the Navy with his friends to escape the racism and racial profiling in NYC in the nineties, my mother went back to school. She did remedial college classes at BMCC and eventually graduated from the Beth Israel School of Nursing as an RN at the age of fifty. The story of Jamaica and it's history, culture and people is diverse and rich and beautiful and tragic and sordid. What an island.
@@crptnite There were no Irish slaves. However large numbers of Irish did settle in the Caribbean as well. In fact Montserrat is called the little emerald isle.
It's the fact that non-Jamaicans hear the Irish accent, but us Jamaicans clearly know that this man is a Jamaican. He sounds like he could be from St. Elizabeth or Westmoreland, both of which are in western JA. I have cousins that are white and have blonde hair and hazel eyes, some have indian ancestry, and I am a black Jamaican woman mixed with other ethnicities. "Out of Many, One People" describes our people perfectly.
I am Jamaican and l know how Jamaicans speak.. He does in fact speak like a Jamaican.. My granfather is White and He was born in Kingston , Jamaica.. Why can't a white man be a Jamaican ? Only ignorant people would think otherwise . Jamaica is a country of diversity..
Its very interesting to hear different Jamaicans speak.. Many people told me I am not Jamaican because my accent does not sound Jamaican and I was born and raised here in Jamaica.. The thing is not everyone has the same accents.. Not because he does not sound Jamaican to you that does not mean he was not born here.. God bless you too. Take care
Soy de Jamaica y me gusta todo sobre su pais... Yo estudiaba el idioma de espanol en el colegio por los profesores.. Disculpame por favor , esta computadora no esta equipado para escribir en espanol.. Cuando trato de escribir las palabras que usan tilde y acentos , no puedo.. Mucho gusto en conocerle..
Jamaquina Bella I’m Irish you made my day hearing you speak up about your Irish side and let them know Irish can be Jamaican too not just black skin irish and black in Jamaica has lot in common Irish was slaves too the British pushed the Spanish out and they took over they brought Irish slaves and forced servants you can look up Irish In Jamaica and click Wikipedia and go down to historian background and see Irish slavery roots in Jamaica more people black and white need to realize we have more in commons just the elites don’t push all side history so they can keep up divided and not as one
@@tyreseismyname2632 am jamaican n his accent is on point...the next thing u need to know about Jamaica is that all parish pronounces certain words differently.
For those of you who don’t know, many Irish (essentially slaves) were brought to Jamaica by the British years ago. There is a large Irish presence in Jamaica
ty Irish weren’t SLAVES, they were INDENTURED SERVANTS. There’s a HUGE difference. 1. They got paid 2. They went voluntarily and signed off their freedom on paper (although they were manipulated like the Indians but they still didn’t get dragged like Africans) 3. They only had to work 5-8 years 4. It wasn’t hereditary, meaning servitude didn’t pass down to their children, whereas slavery did. 5. Overall just better conditions. 6. They got to leave WHENEVER THEY CHOSE, they weren’t property.
He's definitely from Jamaica. He doesn't sound like the typical Jamaican because he has some irish accent mixed in with it. But I definitely know some people from St. Elizabeth that talk like that. Lol. Not exactly but similiar.
@@mountain_manmoto5566 pretty sure if you look it up, you'll find that those"facts" from that book are bs. I did. Only indentured servitude for the Irish, which is extremely diff.
I am white, red-headed and freckled and was born in Kingston. I lived in JA for 16 years and listening to him carefully, I can confirm that this guy is authentic. When I speak in my original Jamaican accent - it sounds almost exactly like his. Peace and love - More time
@@kaiceecrane3884 Ethnicity is genetic, biological, racial. You can't just become a different ethnicity lmao. A black person living in England can't just become English the same way a white person living in Uganda can't become a member of the Bagamda ethnic group. Ethnicity is about a shared ancestry and shared genetics. Not culture.
The Jamaican Caribbean and Irish Scottish welsh etc are the first creation the mother and father to all humanity and that's what the Asians and Romanians Somalian don't want you to know that they made a pact with feminine energy the devil to sacrifice our mothers fathers and children wipe our memories through vaccinations and steal all our land possessions knowledge and woman right from under our noses.
My girlfriends dad was from Jamaica but he was Lebanese descent. I coild not speak with him without cracking up, seeing a Lebanese man speaking in a Jamaican accent and saying bombaclot will never not crack me up.
I like this guy. He is just like the cool, grooved out people I met in Freeport, Jamaica. Who btw questioned me for 2 hours about Motown music. I loved it.
He is Jamaican lmfaooo... I am Jamaican and someone who isn’t Jamaican wouldn’t know about all those types of food in our culture.. no matter the accent you can put it on and take it off there’s multiple races in Jamaica anyways especially Chinese
yah the way he said " can't beat that" sounded pretty authentic, its all about the ease in which the words come out, if it is a fake accent it sound produced, and slips.
Now come along, we all know what the truth is. The truth is that many people are just not very educated when it comes to the outside of North America. I will guarantee you that most of those people have not travelled. There are still people calling Kamala Harris an African-American when her ancestry is Jamaican and Indian! The ignorance is all through! I mean im talking about Television reports here! When You tell people that more slaves were sent to the Caribbean and South America and that slavery was much harsher....like I said Education. That was the only good thing about colonisation, you were forced to learn about other parts of the world.
But he is still white tho? And it kinda seems like you’re saying it’s a bad thing if he’s white? He can be white, AND a Jamaican man. Sorry if I misunderstood your comment.
This is a video about a daughter’s love for her father, and how this love transcends all races, cultures, and religions. What a beautiful young lady presenting her father as a symbol of the Jamaican motto.
TypiKelly Your father is so adorable and very cute I must add hahaha Not flirting or anything but your father is very handsome hahaha and your very beautiful... But wow what a daddy haha
Everybody who says it's fake it's not. 1)I'm Jamaican 2)there are white children that goes to my school 3)also Chinese that goes to my school that are born here and talk like us 4)the motto is out of many one people 5)it's just not impossible because a black person born in America would talk like whites and a white born in Jamaica would talk like us,no matter what you look like it's how you're raised and where your from defines you
@Mr Lex lol your family have been away from India for 200 years. Our Indians are mostly first or second generation immigrants. I actually do know an Indian guy who sounds more English than I do.
I love the Jamaican accent. I'm Irish myself and you can really here the Irish influence in it, specifically the west, Cork primarily. It's even stronger in some of the other islands, Montserrat for instance. The way your dad pronounces oven is very Irish sounding. I see this video is quite old, I hope you and your dad are enjoying health, happiness and still have a close bond. God bless you.
The Jamaican accent sounds Irish because thousands of young Irishmen were exiled by the British crown after they rebelled in 1798. That's also why many Jamaicans have Irish surnames, because the only people the exiles would've been able to marry would've been black Jamaicans.
@james dallen The Irish sl@ve trade began when 30,000 Irish prisoners were sold as sl@ves to the New World. The King James I Proclamation of 1625 required Irish political prisoners be sent overseas and sold to English settlers in the West Indies. By the mid 1600s, the Irish were the main sl@ves sold to Antigua and Montserrat. At that time, 70% of the total population of Montserrat were Irish sl@ves. Ireland quickly became the biggest source of human livestock for English merchants. The majority of the early sl@ves to the New World were actually wh!te. From 1641 to 1652, over 500,000 Irish were killed by the English and another 300,000 were sold as sl@ves. Ireland’s population fell from about 1,500,000 to 600,000 in one single decade. Families were ripped apart as the British did not allow Irish dads to take their wives and children with them across the Atlantic. This led to a helpless population of homeless women and children. Britain’s solution was to auction them off as well. During the 1650s, over 100,000 Irish children between the ages of 10 and 14 were taken from their parents and sold as sl@ves in the West Indies, Virginia and New England. In this decade, 52,000 Irish (mostly women and children) were sold to Barbados and Virginia. Another 30,000 Irish men and women were also transported and sold to the highest bidder. In 1656, Cromwell ordered that 2000 Irish children be taken to Jamaica and sold as sl@ves to English settlers. Many people today will avoid calling the Irish slaves what they truly were: Sl@ves. They’ll come up with terms like “Indentured Servants” to describe what occurred to the Irish. However, in most cases from the 17th and 18th centuries, Irish sl@ves were nothing more than human cattle. As an example, the Afric@n sl@ve tr@de was just beginning during this same period. It is well recorded that African slaves, not tainted with the stain of the hated C@tholic theology and more expensive to purchase, were often treated far better than their Irish counterparts. African sl@ves were very expensive during the late 1600s (50 Sterling). Irish slaves came cheap (no more than 5 Sterling). If a planter whipped or branded or beat an Irish slave to death, it was never a crime. A death was a monetary setback, but far cheaper than killing a more expensive African. The English masters quickly began breeding the Irish women for both their own personal pleasure and for greater profit. Children of sl@ves were themselves sl@ves, which increased the size of the master’s free workforce. Even if an Irish woman somehow obtained her freedom, her kids would remain sl@ves of her master. Thus, Irish moms, even with this new found emancipation, would seldom abandon their kids and would remain in servitude. In time, the English thought of a better way to use these women (in many cases, girls as young as 12) to increase their market share: The settlers began to breed Irish women and girls with Afric@n men to produce sl@ves with a distinct complexion. These new “mul@tto” sl@ves brought a higher price than Irish livestock and, likewise, enabled the settlers to save money rather than purchase new African sl@ves. This practice of interbreeding Irish females with Afric@n men went on for several decades and was so widespread that, in 1681, legislation was passed “forbidding the practice of mating Irish sl@ve women to African sl@ve men for the purpose of producing sl@ves for sale.” In short, it was stopped only because it interfered with the profits of a large slave transport company. England continued to ship tens of thousands of Irish slaves for more than a century. Records state that, after the 1798 Irish Rebellion, thousands of Irish sl@ves were sold to both America and Australia. There were horrible abuses of both African and Irish captives. One British ship even dumped 1,302 slaves into the Atlantic Ocean so that the crew would have plenty of food to eat. There is little question that the Irish experienced the horrors of slavery as much (if not more in the 17th Century) as the Africans did. There is, also, very little question that those brown, tanned faces you witness in your travels to the West Indies are very likely a combination of African and Irish ancestry. In 1839, Britain finally decided on its own to end its participation in S@tan’s highway to hell and stopped transporting sl@ves. While their decision did not stop pirates from doing what they desired, the new law slowly concluded THIS chapter of nightmarish Irish misery. But, if anyone, black or white, believes that slavery was only an African experience, then they’ve got it completely wrong. Irish sl@very is a subject worth remembering, not erasing from our memories.
@james dallen RUclips actually deletes this comment because this truth is being censored. The powers that be dont want people to know that 99% of the global population have been enslaved by the other 2%. Doesn't matter what "color" you are...
The English sent a lot of Irish as indentured servants down to Jamaica. That's why Jamaica has a very large Irish population . Also probably explains why if you listen to an Irish person and a Jamaican person talk you can hear a very similar accent .
@@Scholar_1 Maybe not but the language is influenced by the Irish….brothers in slavery during English rule, and I believe as high as a quarter of the population has Irish ancestry.
As a kid with Jamaican parents, and grandparents who are also white(my grandpa)I have to say that this is such a heartwarming video to me, so thank u for letting your dad share his heart and accent to the world, and my yellow man hopefully see this.
The stupid thing is.. no real Jamaican would ever question whether this guy could be Jamaican. They’re well aware of the white Jamaicans. It’s usually either Jamaicans who don’t really live in Jamaica, or non Jamaicans in general who are like “he’s not really Jamaican!”
@@JohannesHonigkuchenpfredyou are just as indigenous to Jamaica to this white man right here. African isn’t the indigenous race to Jamaica and neither is white, it’s a nationality and you’re the one who needs to cope😂
..@@Wolf6722.Jamaican is a Black Country and Blacks are natives Cry about it Whites don't have taino ancestry... The blacks do so blacks have more connection goofy
@@JohannesHonigkuchenpfredblack people came to jamaica in 1513. Taino people are not black. they look like amazonian people. Get your facts straight. those are the true indigenous people of jamaica. you sound so dumb. jamaica is diverse. get over it.
As a proud Jamaican you have people in my country who are black , white and are of Asian decent, in fact they are Jamaicans and it doesn’t matter to us our motto say “ out of many one people “ And yes he is Jamaican
Following the sacking of Limerick as a punishment to the people for resisting Cromwell. His forces rounded up 60000 to 80000 men from Limerick and Clare brought them to the Caribbean as slaves. Because of their white skin they became sun burnt and known as the Red Legs. Red Leg = Irish. That is why irish names such Sean and Rory are common there. A lot of Caribbean are of descended from both Irish and African slaves eg Rihanna. 1 in 4 Jamaicans are of 🇮🇪 ancestry.
I'm really sorry for the hate comments you're getting. I don't get why people bother to be so mean and unnecessary in the comment section of such a harmless and wholesome video. Smh
Poor guy. Imagine him going to the University of Berkeley and he starts talking to the students and then they accuse him of cultural appropriation. Lmfao
There’s white Jamaicans, Chinese Jamaican, Indian Jamaican, black Jamaican look it up.. I have a lot of Jamaican friends and they tell me all the time about this stuff.
As an actual Jamaican that accent sounds authentic 💀 not yall down in the comments going on about « oh he’s descended from so and so and I hear a twang- chill bredda y’all are doing the most💀
Its authentic them a seh him a descendant of Jamaica bcz him nuh black and most a dem Use to fi see black/afro jamaican😂😂😂The man a 100% Yaadie born an raised. My grandpa is 100% chinese Jamaican and whenever he goes out ppl can't believe he's Jamaican lol.Them call him "Chiney Man".
wow I can't believe it your dad is Jamaican the way he talks, the way he pauses, the way he talks and his little jokes makes him a full blooded Jamaican.
If you watch her other videos you can see them visiting her grandma (his mother) IN JAMAICA at her house....**case closed** also from when he chose Yellowman as his favorite artist that was a dead give away he's %100 from Yaad 🇯🇲
@@JohannesHonigkuchenpfred Jamaicans and caribbean people at large can be of any ethnicity, including white, chinese, indigenous, black, east indian, syrian and more. Get educated.
@james dallen GREAT example Butch and Michael Lee Chin are legit with their patois. When this guy said he didnt want to say where he's from I grew more suspicious. Im like...wtf? Only reason to. say that is if you don't completely know the geography of Jamaica when put on the spot and didnt want to show your lack of knowledge. Where is west? Westmoreland? Where in specific? Who's your people?
@james dallen I'm Jamaican. Family is from Clarendon and St. Catharines. I got family in St. Mary, Spanish town, Linstead, Kingston, Westmoreland and St. Elizabeth. I visit regularly and I hear all the regional dialectic flavors. I live in Toronto with a big Jamaican population so I hear the patois watered down and fully faked by people who aren't even from there. if he's Jamaican then great...but to my ear there's something missing in his flow. And guess what..I'm allowed to have an opinion. An hear wah...Nobody beg di likkle girl fi put out di video!! She put this out here STATING that people don't believe he's Jamaican. She is opening him up to scrutiny...so guess wah..i'm gonna scrutinize
@james dallen by the way...he says at 0:20 he's from the western part of Jamaica. So since you're such a "yawd mon" and you know everything. Please tell me where St Mary is on the map of Jamaica. ....I rest my case.
Exactly! Lets pretend he faked the accent real good and looked up yellow man, to me it was when he would add the pork, you can't fake that, I dont care what anybody says!!
Out of Many, One People" White Jamaicans, Jamaican Chinese and Jamaican Indians do exist you know kmt... My grandfather is a white Jamaican of Irish descent. And I am not surprised that most the comments saying he is not Jamaican are black Americans who have nothing to do with Jamaica or our culture 🙄, there ignorance is very worrying.
The Jamaican Caribbean and Irish Scottish welsh etc are the first creation the mother and father to all humanity and that's what the Asians and Romanians Somalian don't want you to know that they made a pact with feminine energy the devil to sacrifice our mothers fathers and children wipe our memories through vaccinations and steal all our land possessions knowledge and woman right from under our noses.
Irish used to make up a huge portion of the population of Jamaica, many of them left for America but 200 thousand or so remain. They are the second-largest reported ethnic group in Jamaica, after Jamaicans of African ancestry. The first Prime Minister named Alexander Bustamante was of mixed ancestry, both African and Irish, he is seen as a very important figure in Jamaican history..
Honestly it shocking. Stuff like this shows how much hatred & racism a lot of black people have. They get so insecure when they non black people getting along and being part of a Caribbean culture becasuse they've convinced themselves its a race only thing.
@@scarletcrusade77 Americans have diffulcty grasping the fact that sometimes people get along no matter how different they are, i live in the state of Brazil with the least percentage of black people but i still grew up with a few, then later in life was always hanging out with them, there a lot of white people in the Candomble religion and they dont really mind too.
Ireland has a long history of colonisation concerning Jamaica, I wouldn't be surprised if the dialect emerged as a mish-mash of primarily Ethiopian, Irish, English, and some American and Caribbean dialects.
@@jameswilkes451 Ireland has a long history of colonization with Jamaica. NO, FOOL, the Irish were colonized and therefore at the British's will to be sent for indentured servitude to Jamaica, a BRITISH colony. The Irish NEVER colonized a damn thing. We just want our Island to be fucking ours
I knew that, I wasn’t quite aware that they spoke the same Patois. In other parts of the Caribbean, the Creole languages are manly spoken by mixed race and Afro Caribbeans. But really cool.
I'm jamaican and trust me, this guy has Jamaican in him, some stuff he said a regular person trying to copy the accent wouldn't know. The fact that he called nail polish "cutex" lmao tells you right there 2:50
You know what's funny? I'm from Sierra Leone and we also call nail polish "cutex". I had no idea where that word came from and just assumed it was probably from some of the other native languages.
@@Kris_413 Another thing I also noticed is that we use a lot of similar sentence constructions. It's really weird that we have more in common (in speech) with Jamaica more than other neighbouring west african counties.
@@chadwinters4285 Well we speak a language called creole (Jamaican version) some persons living in JM even think it's a slang or dialect but it's actually a full-blown language. I think it might have to do with the fact that Jamaicans were once slaves so we picked up a couple of diverse languages in the past and molded it into our own (creole). So I hope that helps 👍
@@Kris_413 We have a tribe here called Creole whose ancestors were liberated slaves. They speak a language called Krio. Even though we have lots of tribal languages here (more than 20), I'd say more than 90% of the people here speak Krio.
The Caribbean is full of all sorts of ppl 😂. My mom was from Trinidad. Her dad was Spanish and her mom was white and black 😂. I’m all of that plus half Japanese 🤣. Mom didn’t have a typical Trinidadian accent though. She said kids used to call her little miss big English.
Caleb Reed irish accent and jamaican accents are similar and it's the same thing with newfoundlander canadian accents. really interesting actually if you look into it, im not 100% sure cuz I havent looked into it a whole lot, but i think it comes from slavery back in the day from what i understand
sorry if this comes off as spammy, i dont have any affiliation to this website lol just a guy trying to share knowledge on teh interwebz. found an interesting article if you want to read it jamaicans.com/interesting-facts-irish-influence-jamaica/ it turns out according to this i was a bit off when it comes to the slavery connection but that it was around the time when there were african slaves in jamaica when the irish settled there and i guess that that's got something do do with the accents being similar. I havent read the whole thing but figured id show u an article instead of just expecting you to believe me at first read lol
When dem say he Irish its cah during cromwell era britain transport irish slave to carribean so dem nah say hes Irish dem say they can hear the irish in da way him speak.
Mason O'Shea mate they’re sayin he Irish and that’s because he’s white. Granted some of his speech sounds similar to Irish but that’s not what 99% of the “Irish” comments are tryin to say
I worked with Jamaicans on a tree nursery , and let me tell you, Jamaicans dont give a fuck what color skin you have or where you are from, they treat you just the same as one of their own. Some of the most welcoming and kind people i have ever met in my 27 years on this earth. One day i forgot my lunch and that day we worked 14 hours. by the 10th hour i was so hungry i could barely move. And Roni (AKA Rude Boy) the guy i had the pleasure of working with everyday. He went and gave me the rest of his lunch that he didnt eat. I told him that i couldent except it, because i'm not one to take hand outs. He looked me in the eyes and said " fuck you , you take it" " i grew up poor in Jamaica, i know hungry, you fucking eat , understand?" i burst out crying because i had never had someone show me such compassion, someone who i barely knew was willing to give me their food. That was 8 years ago, and i have never forgotten that moment, and i never will forget.
I had the same thing happen to me in Hawaii. A guy working a restaurant offered me his lunch after I didn't order much. Something about that level of kindness and genuine selflessness just hits you right in the heart
My family on my mom’s side is Jamaican, I may not have the accent but I think after 18 years, I know an authentic Jamaican when I see one. Y’all are ridiculous thinking people of the Caribbean come in one shade 🙄 my great grandfather was a CHINESE Jamaican. There are varieties.
Exactly. Like trinidad for example, its very diverse and I've met people from different races that was born and grew up there so of course they have the accent
the reason for that is because Patois originated from the mixing of the english spoken by west african slaves, with the english spoken by the european indentured servants who were mainly irish and who lived with and worked alongside the slaves
I'm from Ireland and he doesn't sound a bit Irish. Or English, Scottish, or Welsh. This guy's legit Jamaican. That accent is unmistakable. He's just someone from somewhere. Got me wondering if black Irish folk get mistaken for Jamaicans 🤔
I know that ethnic background doesn’t influence accent, but I’m sure this guy is of Irish descent, Irish people were indentured servants in Jamaica, and Irish are still the second largest ethnic group in Jamaica today
Why cant a white man speak jamaican when an an Asian from Glasgow can speak glaswegian better than me it's where u brought up, u take it on by default when it's bi cultural it always gonna be accents we follow especially if ya parents take u there or born there and live life there u most certainly adapt. I have Scottish,Irish, and jamaican family my 2 jamaican uncles are so different as they lived in england and Scotland and have no patois in there vocabulary so trying to define it is impossible. If he was a jamaican speaking Chinese would there be any complaints??,,,,,
Garry , I got a flagging for saying he is of German lineage from Seaford Town Westmoreland. I just got confirmation from a family member that I am correct. Most of our mainly talk of Irish coming to Jamaica, 1% maybe aware of the German colony there.
I am a white Jamaican. I was driven out by the PNP in 1972, for being white. Jamaicans go everywhere but race relations at home leave a lot to be desired.
Some horrible comments in this section. Hes got a different accent, his skin colour has nothing to do with it. We speak like we do because we were were brought up where we were. Cant believe how dumb some people are. Great video guys!
Maybe because white ppl have looked down on the accent of natives as they consider themselves superior and more educated. Which they were educated ofcourse. Although not superior
The amount of madness in this comment section saying he is not Jamaican or he is a descendant of a British colonisers is just insane! I think he is a descendant from Irish slave trade but i can tell he was born and raised in 🇯🇲. Because he is white he isnt Jamaican is the dumbest thing ever 😒
I’m with you man it’s so amazing how people can already judge somebody and not even listen specifically to the way he pronounces words my mother-in-law was raised in Jamaica and you can hear it
He has a very lyrical accent, very flowing. I like him. He said "out of many people, one. One Jamaica. That's beautiful, man. Tellim I said hello and God Bless him.
So let’s just make sure the rules are clear: if you can say he’s not Jamaican because he’s white, even though he’s born and raised in Jamaica, and brought up in Jamaican culture…then playing by the same rules, someone can tell a black Englishman he isn’t English. Chinese American? Nope, not a _real_ American. Is that the rules you want to play by?
@@arts1721 He's got a Japanese name as his username, speaks in English, and you still think he's a default American racist that wants segregation of race?
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My friend is ethnically Chinese but born in Jamaica. It was like a free show just to sit and watch him talk to people and have their heads explode.
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@EvilAsflad are you slow, he was born in Jamaica why would he be racist towards the people he grew up with
@Nationalismbahamas i am an ethnically russian person (both parents also russian) born in ireland and i have an irish accent, live around irish people and participate in irish culture, i am not racist towards them as i am essentially one of them and i know many people exactly in the same situation as me, lithuanians, latvians, ukrainians, romanians, chinese👀, poles etc. in the grand scheme of things… none of them hold any hatred or malcontentness with irish people at all!
@Nationalismbahamasthere are good people of all races that aren't racist. Then there are evil scumbags like you that are racist and small who follow Satan.
@@lyrickonerYeah. It's weird he's calling every white person a racist (even asking if someone is black or white in the comments before he replys) 😂 A clear racist calling strangers racists - The Irony. ❤
Actual Jamaicans know that Jamaicans can be of European, African, Chinese, Indian, Syrian, etc decent. Our motto is literally “Out Of Many, One People”
Are there any from Iraq in Jamaica?
I'm sorry if it sounds ignorant
@@mustafc9200 Not that I am aware of, from that part of the world it's mostly Syrians and Lebanese who have been here since 1900s our former prime minister Edward Seaga is Lebanese- Jamaican. Oh it's fine, not many people outside of Jamaica know.
@@justjuli3t Yes I've read abit about it also and i think it's the same as in Barbados if I'm not wrong and that these are mostly christians right?
@@mustafc9200 yes also the same in Trinidad, I think during these times alot of them emigrated to the Carribbean. Yeah predominately Christian but some were also Jewish. My great grandfathers family were Syrian Jews born in Aleppo.
@@justjuli3t Oh that's is awesome my friends are all Syrians migrants in Europe that's why I was interested.
There is a significant enough Irish population in Jamaica that, yes, this is real lol. The lilt & rhythm of both accents really seems to coalesce in harmony with each other
the "th-" being pronounced more like a "t-", again the lilt and rhythm, the CADENCE. both accents have a melodic quality to them
Great observation...
Also used to be quite a few Scots
my thoughts exactly
@@iconoclastic-fantastic there are plenty of white Jamaicans who sound just like this. They don't even need to be Irish.
My friend was Chinese but her Chinese mother grew up in Jamaica, so she sounded like this. Incidentally her Chinese father grew up in Panama, so he was Spanish speaking
People forget that Jamaican is a NATIONALITY. Not a RACE.
Rajhean Rodriques ye
@Backstage Bum I’m gonna guess you meant continent? Africa is a continent, Jamaica however is in North America, the Caribbean to precise. There are people of many different races that live there because of the slave trade. That includes native South Americans, Africans and Irish and their enslavers the British, Spanish and French.
Out of Many One People.....
Nobody thinks Jamaican is a race 😂😂😂
It's just that it is and may always be strange to hear a white person use the accent or speak the language because there are soo few of them.
Smh us humans.
It's kinda like an Irish dude who got a little high
Fact about it
I know nothing about this man or his daughter but I could confidently say he sounds like he likely has an Irish connection aside from his Jamaican accent
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You’ve no idea how us Irish sound then 😂😂
@@cess310 there are a few persons of Irish descent who are born in Jamaica, so probably that's a factor
Actual footage after I smoked my first joint
Judge Dredd I against I am the law
Lmao
Yea Man
Hearing a white guy speaking with a Jamaican accent makes me realize that Jamaican sounds kinda Irish.
Cromwell sent us to the Caribbean as slave labor
@@seraphimdunn Ah that makes sense. I always wondered why 2 different groups of people from separate parts of the world ended up having so many similarities in linguistics.
@@seraphimdunnalso why red hair is more common in jamaica compared to other parts of the caribbean!
@@soupydoubyred hair isnt an irish trait. It was actually the vikings who gave it to us
@@ifjchsiwocjcjs4378 wow i didn't know that! but at the time that irish indentured servants were in jamaica, red hair was definitely in the genepool as the vikings were long gone (950 vs 1655 so 750 years apart)
As a person who lives in the Caribbean, his Jamaican accent is 100% original
I’ve been learning how to do different accents (French, German, British, Scottish, etc.) but I don’t think I’ll ever be able to do Jamaican…. Not gonna stop me from trying tho
Same here
The Jamaican Caribbean and Irish Scottish welsh etc are the first creation the mother and father to all humanity and that's what the Asians and Romanians Somalian don't want you to know that they made a pact with feminine energy the devil to sacrifice our mothers fathers and children wipe our memories through vaccinations and steal all our land possessions knowledge and woman right from under our noses.
Accents are based on location not melanin 👌
@@trevorwall87 its not an accent, its a language! Jamaican Creole/Patois
No Jamaican is shocked by this. A little history for non Jamaicans. Yes most Jamaicans have African ancestry. White Jamaicans have been a part of Jamaica since the Spanish colonised in the 1600s and Tainos had been here for thousands of years. Chinese and Indians came here as indentured servants and made a home here. As did the Lebanese and Syrians who came in the 1900s. We are a diverse island but one people. 🇯🇲
I’m not Jamaican, but I can definitely say it’s the same thing 4 Guyana, and probably other countries in the Caribbean 😭💕👌✨
Yep that’s right
Yup!
Nope, I'm shocked. It's like 93% black people here 4% Asian, 2% Indian and that 1% is other. Never seen a white person speaking patois in my life.
0.4% of Jamaicans are pure white. 95% are of mixed African and European ancestry but they identify as black. Assuming his family's been there a while and not recent immigrants, to be this white tells me they kept to themselves to remain pure.
Just wait until some of you discover Chinese Jamaicans
Chinese?
Tokunbo Ezieke look it up
Mr. Chin ah dat mek wi chat tuh dem.
@@minstreltokunbo Yah mon. Ah whole heap ah di Chinese ppl dem deh ah Yaad enuh.
I came here from a video about SOUTHERN Chinese! Oh my god, talk about shocked. If I closed my eyes, I would have thought my granny was talking to me lol.
Fun fact, apparently a lot of the reason for the speaking patterns in places such as jamaica is due to the people teaching residents english primarily being of Irish decent, so in a round about way, Jamaican is related to Irish
I swear if this guy travelled outside of Jamaica people would make fun of him for trying to pretend to be Jamaican.
And that's a damn shame.
There was a video or something where a black girl got butthurt because there was a white guy talking in a Jamaican accent because I guess white Jamaicans are a myth... or racist.
wow thats dumb
@@joseespinoza4518 shame on you
@@JohannesHonigkuchenpfred Shame on me?
@@joseespinoza4518 Yes shame on you
As a trinidadian......I can confirm. This man is a Jamaican. Island people know island people.
@@nicolausteslaus big up yuh self
I was about to post this then I saw your comment. Also a Trini myself. And guess what? Indo-Caribbean people wouldn't sound any different than the general accent of their particular island either.
@@isaiah3872 it's true. It can't hide 😂
doesn't matter where it is in the world, islanders are all the same haha. for me i can tell he's laid back. i'm from vancouver island in canada, we're all on island time lol
@@quickstep2408 facts 😂
He's definitely Jamaican. I am from Kingston and he's not from there. He's probably from somewhere in the countryside based on his accent. By the way I went to high school with quite a few white Jamaicans so not a big deal to me.
Tell dem
He said he's from the western part of Jamaica though, so yeah, definitely not Kingston.
@@theobuniel9643 He is definitely from Westmoreland, Jamaican by birth, of German ancestors.
Not Irish as others been saying.
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I went to high school with many white Jamaicans also. Some were of irish decent, some were of German decent and also Syrian decent. They were the kids from families with money and privilege. There were afro dominant (black) children who were from affluent families also, if their families had land and/or business holdings. The Indians and Chinese were also quite affluent. For the most part though, the afro dominant children were from working class or poor families. I was from a working class single mom who herself is half local Scottish. She is now an octogenarian. When she went to high school in the fifties, the same one I later attended as a coed, it was an all girls school and the tuition was very pricey. She was able to attend because her afro ethnic family that raised her were land and business owners. In those days (thirties) the whites, local and otherwise did not marry the blacks for the most part, even if they were from well to do families. Some black families had land handed down to them from the plantation owners and started businesses especially grocery stores that supplied the districts in which they were located. In my case we lived near a sugar factory and the factory workers and sugar cane field workers were the primary customers. I recall this from my early years in the late sixties and early seventies. I was the cute four to five year old at my mother's feet in the grocery/bakery of which she was the proprietor. My mother never finished high school. Not because she got pregnant, she didn't, but because it was customary for girls to be groomed for marriage by a certain age so she was pulled out of school at about sixteen ( she could read and write and add/Math enough) to learn and manage the family business. She now also had a dowry to make her attractive to well to do suitors. She would come to the table with land and business and literacy. But my mom, bless her heart, was a rebel spirit and quite independent minded ( the Gaelic blood in her I suppose) would have none of that. Maybe she was rebelling because by pulling her out of school, they dashed her dreams of becoming a teacher or a nurse. Many of the kids in her circle went on to become teachers, nurses and bank workers and the boys became engineers, lawyers, dentists, police officers with rank and doctors. My father, his brother and brother's wife were some of that circle that went on to higher education and professional careers. My father was predominantly afro, with Irish and Indian decent. My mother married my stepfather in 1969 and immigrated to America in the seventies and sponsored all their children up to the states in the early eighties, including me.
After her youngest teenage son and only child of five left at home, ran away to the Navy with his friends to escape the racism and racial profiling in NYC in the nineties, my mother went back to school. She did remedial college classes at BMCC and eventually graduated from the Beth Israel School of Nursing as an RN at the age of fifty. The story of Jamaica and it's history, culture and people is diverse and rich and beautiful and tragic and sordid. What an island.
White Caribbeaners exist. They’re mostly descendants of British settlers. There’s also white Bahamians, white Barbadians, white Trinidadians, ect.
he looks German, there are descendants of German sailors in Jamaica that still speak German.
@@mentalitydesignvideoa man couldn’t look more Irish. He’s at least 45% potato.
British settlers...?
No, my dude: they're mostly descendants of Irish slaves.
@@crptnite There were no Irish slaves. However large numbers of Irish did settle in the Caribbean as well. In fact Montserrat is called the little emerald isle.
@@YellowstoneKevinthey were called indentured servants almost the same..
I’m a black Jamaican
There are white Jamaicans
There are Indian Jamaicans
There are Other Asian Jamaicans
Out of many, one people 🇯🇲
Gabby out of many, one people. I love it brother. One love
Love
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The "other Asian" haha
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He looks like Robin Williams and sounds like Bob Marley! Lol..
lol
Bubba Woods Lol..
Bubba Woods No.
Rick Marx Robin Marley
Mouath Alghamdi Bobin Milliams
I think people forget that being Jamaican is a NATIONALITY and not a race or ethnicity.
It’s more than a Nationality. It’s an identity
It's the fact that non-Jamaicans hear the Irish accent, but us Jamaicans clearly know that this man is a Jamaican. He sounds like he could be from St. Elizabeth or Westmoreland, both of which are in western JA. I have cousins that are white and have blonde hair and hazel eyes, some have indian ancestry, and I am a black Jamaican woman mixed with other ethnicities. "Out of Many, One People" describes our people perfectly.
Thanks to Oliver Cromwell
I am Jamaican and l know how Jamaicans speak.. He does in fact speak like a Jamaican.. My granfather is White and He was born in Kingston , Jamaica.. Why can't a white man be a Jamaican ? Only ignorant people would think otherwise . Jamaica is a country of diversity..
Its very interesting to hear different Jamaicans speak.. Many people told me I am not Jamaican because my accent does not sound Jamaican and I was born and raised here in Jamaica.. The thing is not everyone has the same accents.. Not because he does not sound Jamaican to you that does not mean he was not born here.. God bless you too. Take care
Soy de Jamaica y me gusta todo sobre su pais... Yo estudiaba el idioma de espanol en el colegio por los profesores.. Disculpame por favor , esta computadora no esta equipado para escribir en espanol.. Cuando trato de escribir las palabras que usan tilde y acentos , no puedo.. Mucho gusto en conocerle..
My grandmother was white from Jamaica. This is real. Not all Jamaicans are black with dreads and speak patois.
Jamaquina Bella I’m Irish you made my day hearing you speak up about your Irish side and let them know Irish can be Jamaican too not just black skin irish and black in Jamaica has lot in common Irish was slaves too the British pushed the Spanish out and they took over they brought Irish slaves and forced servants you can look up Irish In Jamaica and click Wikipedia and go down to historian background and see Irish slavery roots in Jamaica more people black and white need to realize we have more in commons just the elites don’t push all side history so they can keep up divided and not as one
Jamaquina Bella where were you born?
When I first started watching I thought he was Irish. Then as I started watching, I realized he truly is Jamaican!
Ok.
Idk yet still a bit fishy to me
@@tyreseismyname2632 am jamaican n his accent is on point...the next thing u need to know about Jamaica is that all parish pronounces certain words differently.
Mondragon Chiropractic i did not expect to see u here LMAO
What the fuck do you think Irish is?
People are so surprised to learn that Jamaican isn't a race, it's a nationality.
No, *you* were surprised, the rest of us have known all along...
@@mace8873 no bitch. I wasn't surprised at all. I was commenting for the people going mad in the comments thinking this is racist.
It's both
@@MemeGang420 Look out everybody, we've got a real badass over here, mouthing off to strangers online, from the safety of his mom's basement.
@@mace8873 And you must be a real badass for pointing out something so irrelevant about a stranger just making a truthful point over the internet
I didn’t search for this either, but here we are.
For those of you who don’t know, many Irish (essentially slaves) were brought to Jamaica by the British years ago. There is a large Irish presence in Jamaica
Eamon Shields lie again
@@dejikafurim5134 not a lie, they were servants
@@dejikafurim5134 sounds like you know nothing of history. Remain ignorant.
ty Irish weren’t SLAVES, they were INDENTURED SERVANTS. There’s a HUGE difference.
1. They got paid
2. They went voluntarily and signed off their freedom on paper (although they were manipulated like the Indians but they still didn’t get dragged like Africans)
3. They only had to work 5-8 years
4. It wasn’t hereditary, meaning servitude didn’t pass down to their children, whereas slavery did.
5. Overall just better conditions.
6. They got to leave WHENEVER THEY CHOSE, they weren’t property.
@@elijahoye8216 So they were slaves with better conditions. They were still slaves and treated horribly.
He's definitely from Jamaica. He doesn't sound like the typical Jamaican because he has some irish accent mixed in with it. But I definitely know some people from St. Elizabeth that talk like that. Lol. Not exactly but similiar.
LilRicky190 the second largest ethnic group in Jamaica after Africans is Irish because of the Irish slaves sent to Jamaica etc
Yeah is and theres also a alot of white ppl from st elizabeth ( goshen and santa cruz area) dah bredda yah a jamaican, nuh question
@@mountain_manmoto5566 pretty sure if you look it up, you'll find that those"facts" from that book are bs. I did. Only indentured servitude for the Irish, which is extremely diff.
@@FionnCr it is historical fact. End of story.
@@LilRicky190 All Jamaicans sound sorta Irish if you listen close enough
If you from 🇯🇲 then You know this man Is speaking as good Jamaican accent as it gets 100%
I am white, red-headed and freckled and was born in Kingston. I lived in JA for 16 years and listening to him carefully, I can confirm that this guy is authentic. When I speak in my original Jamaican accent - it sounds almost exactly like his. Peace and love - More time
Jamaican isn’t an ethnicity/race, it’s a nationality.
Ethnicity is cultural not racial, many Americans seem to confuse the two
@@kaiceecrane3884
Ethnicity is genetic, biological, racial. You can't just become a different ethnicity lmao. A black person living in England can't just become English the same way a white person living in Uganda can't become a member of the Bagamda ethnic group. Ethnicity is about a shared ancestry and shared genetics. Not culture.
@@Dushmann_ I think what that person meant is nationality not ethnicity. Probably confused with those two words.
The Jamaican Caribbean and Irish Scottish welsh etc are the first creation the mother and father to all humanity and that's what the Asians and Romanians Somalian don't want you to know that they made a pact with feminine energy the devil to sacrifice our mothers fathers and children wipe our memories through vaccinations and steal all our land possessions knowledge and woman right from under our noses.
@@Dushmann_ Not true ,I was born white but now I'm PURPLE 🙏
My girlfriends dad was from Jamaica but he was Lebanese descent. I coild not speak with him without cracking up, seeing a Lebanese man speaking in a Jamaican accent and saying bombaclot will never not crack me up.
Not only Jamaican, but the real deep countryman Jamaican accent. Big up mi bredda.
Yeah that man is definitely from st Elizabeth
I like this guy. He is just like the cool, grooved out people I met in Freeport, Jamaica. Who btw questioned me for 2 hours about Motown music. I loved it.
He is Jamaican lmfaooo... I am Jamaican and someone who isn’t Jamaican wouldn’t know about all those types of food in our culture.. no matter the accent you can put it on and take it off there’s multiple races in Jamaica anyways especially Chinese
I just got confirmation he is of German descendants from Westmoreland.
yah the way he said " can't beat that" sounded pretty authentic, its all about the ease in which the words come out, if it is a fake accent it sound produced, and slips.
I'm from the western end of Jamaica. He is Jamaican.
I'm not Jamaican I've heard of all that food.
We should be taking about body language and accent and details, not just accent and details
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Him no look white to me. Him look and sound like a Jamaican man. End of story.
Me is grug.
@@Konoronn you is scrub
Now come along, we all know what the truth is. The truth is that many people are just not very educated when it comes to the outside of North America. I will guarantee you that most of those people have not travelled. There are still people calling Kamala Harris an African-American when her ancestry is Jamaican and Indian! The ignorance is all through! I mean im talking about Television reports here! When You tell people that more slaves were sent to the Caribbean and South America and that slavery was much harsher....like I said Education. That was the only good thing about colonisation, you were forced to learn about other parts of the world.
But he is still white tho? And it kinda seems like you’re saying it’s a bad thing if he’s white? He can be white, AND a Jamaican man.
Sorry if I misunderstood your comment.
@@maryapatterson I’d love to see better education standards in America, omg if only there was less ignorance over there
Love it, met a chap some 14 years ago, blonde hair blue eyes same accent as your dad. Pure Jamaican and it took a while to get used to.
I love how Jamaicans on here are posting positive comments while all the other goofs are arguing
that's cause our motto in Jamaica is "Out of Many, One People". Love is love.
@@KLuciTV Beautiful saying
@@christinam9989 it's literally on our money
This is a video about a daughter’s love for her father, and how this love transcends all races, cultures, and religions. What a beautiful young lady presenting her father as a symbol of the Jamaican motto.
Aw, thank you so much! Such a sweet thing to say :)
TypiKelly Your father is so adorable and very cute I must add hahaha Not flirting or anything but your father is very handsome hahaha and your very beautiful... But wow what a daddy haha
David Evans what the fuck are you talking about. are you high?
Everybody who says it's fake it's not.
1)I'm Jamaican
2)there are white children that goes to my school
3)also Chinese that goes to my school that are born here and talk like us
4)the motto is out of many one people
5)it's just not impossible because a black person born in America would talk like whites and a white born in Jamaica would talk like us,no matter what you look like it's how you're raised and where your from defines you
Best comment I've ever seen
@@kodyballard49 thanks
leech wizard Ik it white Jamaican look how he moving his mouth
It's true. The black girls I know in England have the most beautiful English accents. The Indians still sound like Indians though.
@Mr Lex lol your family have been away from India for 200 years. Our Indians are mostly first or second generation immigrants. I actually do know an Indian guy who sounds more English than I do.
I love the Jamaican accent. I'm Irish myself and you can really here the Irish influence in it, specifically the west, Cork primarily. It's even stronger in some of the other islands, Montserrat for instance. The way your dad pronounces oven is very Irish sounding. I see this video is quite old, I hope you and your dad are enjoying health, happiness and still have a close bond. God bless you.
Im watching from west limerick and thought the same thing 🇮🇪
@@Irelandforever609 There are quite a few of us Jamaicans that have Irish ancestors. ^_^
Out of many, one.
The Jamaican accent sounds Irish because thousands of young Irishmen were exiled by the British crown after they rebelled in 1798. That's also why many Jamaicans have Irish surnames, because the only people the exiles would've been able to marry would've been black Jamaicans.
@UrDesignatedShooter very interesting stuff
@james dallen
The Irish sl@ve trade began when 30,000 Irish prisoners were sold as sl@ves to the New World.
The King James I Proclamation of 1625 required Irish political prisoners be sent overseas and sold to English settlers in the West Indies. By the mid 1600s, the Irish were the main sl@ves sold to Antigua and Montserrat.
At that time, 70% of the total population of Montserrat were Irish sl@ves.
Ireland quickly became the biggest source of human livestock for English merchants. The majority of the early sl@ves to the New World were actually wh!te.
From 1641 to 1652, over 500,000 Irish were killed by the English and another 300,000 were sold as sl@ves. Ireland’s population fell from about 1,500,000 to 600,000 in one single decade. Families were ripped apart as the British did not allow Irish dads to take their wives and children with them across the Atlantic. This led to a helpless population of homeless women and children. Britain’s solution was to auction them off as well.
During the 1650s, over 100,000 Irish children between the ages of 10 and 14 were taken from their parents and sold as sl@ves in the West Indies, Virginia and New England. In this decade, 52,000 Irish (mostly women and children) were sold to Barbados and Virginia.
Another 30,000 Irish men and women were also transported and sold to the highest bidder. In 1656, Cromwell ordered that 2000 Irish children be taken to Jamaica and sold as sl@ves to English settlers.
Many people today will avoid calling the Irish slaves what they truly were: Sl@ves. They’ll come up with terms like “Indentured Servants” to describe what occurred to the Irish. However, in most cases from the 17th and 18th centuries, Irish sl@ves were nothing more than human cattle.
As an example, the Afric@n sl@ve tr@de was just beginning during this same period. It is well recorded that African slaves, not tainted with the stain of the hated C@tholic theology and more expensive to purchase, were often treated far better than their Irish counterparts.
African sl@ves were very expensive during the late 1600s (50 Sterling). Irish slaves came cheap (no more than 5 Sterling).
If a planter whipped or branded or beat an Irish slave to death, it was never a crime. A death was a monetary setback, but far cheaper than killing a more expensive African.
The English masters quickly began breeding the Irish women for both their own personal pleasure and for greater profit. Children of sl@ves were themselves sl@ves, which increased the size of the master’s free workforce.
Even if an Irish woman somehow obtained her freedom, her kids would remain sl@ves of her master.
Thus, Irish moms, even with this new found emancipation, would seldom abandon their kids and would remain in servitude.
In time, the English thought of a better way to use these women (in many cases, girls as young as 12) to increase their market share: The settlers began to breed Irish women and girls with Afric@n men to produce sl@ves with a distinct complexion.
These new “mul@tto” sl@ves brought a higher price than Irish livestock and, likewise, enabled the settlers to save money rather than purchase new African sl@ves.
This practice of interbreeding Irish females with Afric@n men went on for several decades and was so widespread that, in 1681, legislation was passed “forbidding the practice of mating Irish sl@ve women to African sl@ve men for the purpose of producing sl@ves for sale.”
In short, it was stopped only because it interfered with the profits of a large slave transport company.
England continued to ship tens of thousands of Irish slaves for more than a century. Records state that, after the 1798 Irish Rebellion, thousands of Irish sl@ves were sold to both America and Australia. There were horrible abuses of both African and Irish captives. One British ship even dumped 1,302 slaves into the Atlantic Ocean so that the crew would have plenty of food to eat.
There is little question that the Irish experienced the horrors of slavery as much (if not more in the 17th Century) as the Africans did. There is, also, very little question that those brown, tanned faces you witness in your travels to the West Indies are very likely a combination of African and Irish ancestry.
In 1839, Britain finally decided on its own to end its participation in S@tan’s highway to hell and stopped transporting sl@ves. While their decision did not stop pirates from doing what they desired, the new law slowly concluded THIS chapter of nightmarish Irish misery.
But, if anyone, black or white, believes that slavery was only an African experience, then they’ve got it completely wrong.
Irish sl@very is a subject worth remembering, not erasing from our memories.
@james dallen RUclips actually deletes this comment because this truth is being censored. The powers that be dont want people to know that 99% of the global population have been enslaved by the other 2%. Doesn't matter what "color" you are...
Had a teacher in highschool who was Chinese-Jamaican. Even though she looked Chinese she had a distinct Jamaican accent so was quite a trip.
The English sent a lot of Irish as indentured servants down to Jamaica. That's why Jamaica has a very large Irish population . Also probably explains why if you listen to an Irish person and a Jamaican person talk you can hear a very similar accent .
He is not of Irish descendants.
@@Scholar_1 Maybe not but the language is influenced by the Irish….brothers in slavery during English rule, and I believe as high as a quarter of the population has Irish ancestry.
also tons of Irish were slave holders themselves
@@vadz9733 🤓👆
I need to hear him say bombaclot
It almost sounds like an Irish accent when coming out of that face
Daniel Zylberkan one third of Jamaicans have Irish ancestry. Fact.
The Jamaican accent is a mix of African and Irish
Nah bro that's thick patois
The Jamaican accent is a product of trans-atlantic slave trade.
He is 100% Irish, with a touch of Jamaican apparently.
i love how she put subtitles when she talks, but not when he talks.
She told you to put Captions on to hear the dad clearly, you mongos.
As a kid with Jamaican parents, and grandparents who are also white(my grandpa)I have to say that this is such a heartwarming video to me, so thank u for letting your dad share his heart and accent to the world, and my yellow man hopefully see this.
The stupid thing is.. no real Jamaican would ever question whether this guy could be Jamaican. They’re well aware of the white Jamaicans. It’s usually either Jamaicans who don’t really live in Jamaica, or non Jamaicans in general who are like “he’s not really Jamaican!”
@@JohannesHonigkuchenpfredthen you're just retarded lol
@@JohannesHonigkuchenpfredyou are just as indigenous to Jamaica to this white man right here. African isn’t the indigenous race to Jamaica and neither is white, it’s a nationality and you’re the one who needs to cope😂
You're just lonely and sad@@att6484.
..@@Wolf6722.Jamaican is a Black Country and Blacks are natives
Cry about it
Whites don't have taino ancestry... The blacks do so blacks have more connection goofy
@@JohannesHonigkuchenpfredblack people came to jamaica in 1513. Taino people are not black. they look like amazonian people. Get your facts straight. those are the true indigenous people of jamaica. you sound so dumb. jamaica is diverse. get over it.
As a proud Jamaican you have people in my country who are black , white and are of Asian decent, in fact they are Jamaicans and it doesn’t matter to us our motto say “ out of many one people “
And yes he is Jamaican
Hell ya, big up. Spread your love and positivity
Thanks 🙏
Yes man,Yu sensible.
Tell dem star
He called nail polish cutex. Nobody can fake that. He's Jamaican. Lol
islanddoc90 i think it's a Caribbean thing 🇹🇹
Umm all west Indian ppl call nail poilsh cutex
My eyes say European, my ears say Jamaica
My Brain concludes he's Irish somehow
Lol!!
Thats exactly where i went with it too lmao
Following the sacking of Limerick as a punishment to the people for resisting Cromwell. His forces rounded up 60000 to 80000 men from Limerick and Clare brought them to the Caribbean as slaves. Because of their white skin they became sun burnt and known as the Red Legs. Red Leg = Irish. That is why irish names such Sean and Rory are common there. A lot of Caribbean are of descended from both Irish and African slaves eg Rihanna. 1 in 4 Jamaicans are of 🇮🇪 ancestry.
Most white Jamaicans are Irish or Scottish
Paul Doogan no Caribbean’s are Irish or Europe descents there all African déscents
I'm really sorry for the hate comments you're getting. I don't get why people bother to be so mean and unnecessary in the comment section of such a harmless and wholesome video. Smh
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Poor guy. Imagine him going to the University of Berkeley and he starts talking to the students and then they accuse him of cultural appropriation. Lmfao
U Rosario lmfao
😂🤣
Thatll suck
Then he could tell the poc are culturally appropriating because english language and the concept of university are products of white culture.
@@poetsrear you keep telling yourself that😱 Africa started off all the teachings from Ghana to Egypt. You better start thinking outside your small box
There’s white Jamaicans, Chinese Jamaican, Indian Jamaican, black Jamaican look it up.. I have a lot of Jamaican friends and they tell me all the time about this stuff.
probably why Jamaicans are so lost and washed out
I live in south Florida. I've met white Haitians and white people from throughout the Caribbean.
I went to Jamaica when I was in highschool. Seriously the nicest people.
Sure...
@@trent7736???
As an actual Jamaican that accent sounds authentic 💀 not yall down in the comments going on about « oh he’s descended from so and so and I hear a twang- chill bredda y’all are doing the most💀
So am I, he sounds authentic
It's a pity them no know seh we sound different based on our parish as well
Its authentic them a seh him a descendant of Jamaica bcz him nuh black and most a dem Use to fi see black/afro jamaican😂😂😂The man a 100% Yaadie born an raised. My grandpa is 100% chinese Jamaican and whenever he goes out ppl can't believe he's Jamaican lol.Them call him "Chiney Man".
@@elshadisam Right them don't know lmaooo not everyone in Jamaica accent sounds the same and most ppl don't know dat
Honestly fam kmt
wow I can't believe it your dad is Jamaican the way he talks, the way he pauses, the way he talks and his little jokes makes him a full blooded Jamaican.
If you watch her other videos you can see them visiting her grandma (his mother) IN JAMAICA at her house....**case closed** also from when he chose Yellowman as his favorite artist that was a dead give away he's %100 from Yaad 🇯🇲
@Tunnel Vision what is so hard to understand 🤷🏽
@Tunnel Vision you ignant AF
Exactly sis!! 🇯🇲
Any authentic Caribbean person know there are white people who are born n raised in the Caribbean. People need to chill out.
@Genociding_the_Whites bro look at your name ain't nobody gonna take you seriously.
@Genociding_the_Whites clearly ur not.
@@VKBOSS2 get a job lil bro
Whites aren't Jamaica
@@lovelykali Jamaicans aren't white
@@JohannesHonigkuchenpfred Jamaicans and caribbean people at large can be of any ethnicity, including white, chinese, indigenous, black, east indian, syrian and more. Get educated.
A white man from anywhere but Jamaica could not pull off an accurate accent like this...coming from a Jamaican...
Me and my mom had a talk about "qutex" it was hilarious
Definitely not true
@james dallen GREAT example Butch and Michael Lee Chin are legit with their patois. When this guy said he didnt want to say where he's from I grew more suspicious. Im like...wtf? Only reason to. say that is if you don't completely know the geography of Jamaica when put on the spot and didnt want to show your lack of knowledge. Where is west? Westmoreland? Where in specific? Who's your people?
@james dallen I'm Jamaican. Family is from Clarendon and St. Catharines. I got family in St. Mary, Spanish town, Linstead, Kingston, Westmoreland and St. Elizabeth. I visit regularly and I hear all the regional dialectic flavors. I live in Toronto with a big Jamaican population so I hear the patois watered down and fully faked by people who aren't even from there. if he's Jamaican then great...but to my ear there's something missing in his flow. And guess what..I'm allowed to have an opinion. An hear wah...Nobody beg di likkle girl fi put out di video!! She put this out here STATING that people don't believe he's Jamaican. She is opening him up to scrutiny...so guess wah..i'm gonna scrutinize
@james dallen by the way...he says at 0:20 he's from the western part of Jamaica. So since you're such a "yawd mon" and you know everything. Please tell me where St Mary is on the map of Jamaica. ....I rest my case.
He said Yellow Man, proof he's actually Jamaican.
He albino dummy
Lol my bad read your comment wrong
Hahahs
Exactly! Lets pretend he faked the accent real good and looked up yellow man, to me it was when he would add the pork, you can't fake that, I dont care what anybody says!!
Dun know lol
Out of Many, One People" White Jamaicans, Jamaican Chinese and Jamaican Indians do exist you know kmt... My grandfather is a white Jamaican of Irish descent. And I am not surprised that most the comments saying he is not Jamaican are black Americans who have nothing to do with Jamaica or our culture 🙄, there ignorance is very worrying.
80% of America is worrying
❤❤
americans as a whole are weird and ignorant, let's just keep it at that.
The Jamaican Caribbean and Irish Scottish welsh etc are the first creation the mother and father to all humanity and that's what the Asians and Romanians Somalian don't want you to know that they made a pact with feminine energy the devil to sacrifice our mothers fathers and children wipe our memories through vaccinations and steal all our land possessions knowledge and woman right from under our noses.
he called the nail polish cutex... he’s Jamaican lmao
I ain't heard that name in a while
"Out of many, one people"
If only more people thought this way.
Sarkazmo Loafy Also known as "E pluribus unum," a motto of the United States.
CopernicussMannbrest People don't follow it though.
akroma12345678910 they kinda do
Sarkazmo Loafy if people would smoke DMT, they would.
***** I WANT SOME OF THAT!
my dude can probably run twice as fast as other white dudes
Dconquist why?
+JustMe215 coz he's from jamaica
Junior Johnny ....so?
JustMe215 usain bolt
@@Mzmissy215 what's funnier than the joke is that you didn't understand it.
"Out of many, one people", official Jamaican motto since 1962.
We'll meet again in a few year when RUclips starts to recommend this again.
The man was born and raised in Jamaica. He's Jamaican.
Noni R periodt
Thought this was all a joke until he said his favourite artist is yellow man
Before watching this I never realized how weirdly similar Jamaican and Irish accents were.
Hahaha doesn't matter the skin colour, a Caribbean is a Caribbean. Unity in diversity all the way!
Imagine being this guy and every stranger you speak to just thinks you’re trying to be funny instead of assuming you’re from Jamaica
Anyone born in Jamaica would be Jamaican no matter what race.
Omg i thank both of you for having common sense
Irish used to make up a huge portion of the population of Jamaica, many of them left for America but 200 thousand or so remain. They are the second-largest reported ethnic group in Jamaica, after Jamaicans of African ancestry. The first Prime Minister named Alexander Bustamante was of mixed ancestry, both African and Irish, he is seen as a very important figure in Jamaican history..
Thanks, some facts for a change....noice
His race is white, his nationality is Jamaica. Jeez, what's wrong with all these people in the comment
Honestly it shocking. Stuff like this shows how much hatred & racism a lot of black people have. They get so insecure when they non black people getting along and being part of a Caribbean culture becasuse they've convinced themselves its a race only thing.
@@scarletcrusade77 Americans have diffulcty grasping the fact that sometimes people get along no matter how different they are, i live in the state of Brazil with the least percentage of black people but i still grew up with a few, then later in life was always hanging out with them, there a lot of white people in the Candomble religion and they dont really mind too.
This guy is legit Jamaican there are white caribbean people who are native to all the islands
I always thought Caribbean accents sound oddly Irish.
AlyssaQ420 we are both island people 😏
Yea. I'm jamaican and irish
Ireland has a long history of colonisation concerning Jamaica, I wouldn't be surprised if the dialect emerged as a mish-mash of primarily Ethiopian, Irish, English, and some American and Caribbean dialects.
@@jameswilkes451 Ireland has a long history of colonization with Jamaica. NO, FOOL, the Irish were colonized and therefore at the British's will to be sent for indentured servitude to Jamaica, a BRITISH colony. The Irish NEVER colonized a damn thing. We just want our Island to be fucking ours
That's because the British used to send Irish 'criminals' there as punishment.
90% of Jamaicans are black, the other 10% are white, asian, Indian, everything.
Yellowman is awesome. His Christmas album is choice!
I knew that, I wasn’t quite aware that they spoke the same Patois. In other parts of the Caribbean, the Creole languages are manly spoken by mixed race and Afro Caribbeans. But really cool.
Isn’t Yellow man Albino tho lol
Yellowman is black though lol
I grew up with white people in Jamaica. Bwoy the ignorance of some people. We have people of all races in Jamaica.
Angel Ita Is their still white people in Jamaica today? Atleast a notable amount.
YoungGonDa125 Where has the most?
I'm jamaican and trust me, this guy has Jamaican in him, some stuff he said a regular person trying to copy the accent wouldn't know. The fact that he called nail polish "cutex" lmao tells you right there 2:50
You know what's funny? I'm from Sierra Leone and we also call nail polish "cutex". I had no idea where that word came from and just assumed it was probably from some of the other native languages.
@@chadwinters4285 haha well I won't claim that we made the word but we here in JM use it a lot also.
@@Kris_413 Another thing I also noticed is that we use a lot of similar sentence constructions. It's really weird that we have more in common (in speech) with Jamaica more than other neighbouring west african counties.
@@chadwinters4285 Well we speak a language called creole (Jamaican version) some persons living in JM even think it's a slang or dialect but it's actually a full-blown language. I think it might have to do with the fact that Jamaicans were once slaves so we picked up a couple of diverse languages in the past and molded it into our own (creole). So I hope that helps 👍
@@Kris_413 We have a tribe here called Creole whose ancestors were liberated slaves. They speak a language called Krio. Even though we have lots of tribal languages here (more than 20), I'd say more than 90% of the people here speak Krio.
His accent is authentic but the moment he said yellowman, I knew he wasn't bs-ing. Only the old heads can attest to that.
right i was surprised...either he did his hw or he really from there
The Caribbean is full of all sorts of ppl 😂. My mom was from Trinidad. Her dad was Spanish and her mom was white and black 😂. I’m all of that plus half Japanese 🤣. Mom didn’t have a typical Trinidadian accent though. She said kids used to call her little miss big English.
@@tdotwitch Spanish are white
@@mbee6256 Jamaicans are Black
Y’all don’t want to believe this man is Jamaican so bad. You say the craziest things. His accent is not even fucking close to an Irish accent lol
Caleb Reed irish accent and jamaican accents are similar and it's the same thing with newfoundlander canadian accents. really interesting actually if you look into it, im not 100% sure cuz I havent looked into it a whole lot, but i think it comes from slavery back in the day from what i understand
Some of the dialect is quite similar but overall you can clearly differentiate between Irish and Jamaican
sorry if this comes off as spammy, i dont have any affiliation to this website lol just a guy trying to share knowledge on teh interwebz. found an interesting article if you want to read it jamaicans.com/interesting-facts-irish-influence-jamaica/ it turns out according to this i was a bit off when it comes to the slavery connection but that it was around the time when there were african slaves in jamaica when the irish settled there and i guess that that's got something do do with the accents being similar. I havent read the whole thing but figured id show u an article instead of just expecting you to believe me at first read lol
When dem say he Irish its cah during cromwell era britain transport irish slave to carribean so dem nah say hes Irish dem say they can hear the irish in da way him speak.
Mason O'Shea mate they’re sayin he Irish and that’s because he’s white. Granted some of his speech sounds similar to Irish but that’s not what 99% of the “Irish” comments are tryin to say
I worked with Jamaicans on a tree nursery , and let me tell you, Jamaicans dont give a fuck what color skin you have or where you are from, they treat you just the same as one of their own. Some of the most welcoming and kind people i have ever met in my 27 years on this earth. One day i forgot my lunch and that day we worked 14 hours. by the 10th hour i was so hungry i could barely move. And Roni (AKA Rude Boy) the guy i had the pleasure of working with everyday. He went and gave me the rest of his lunch that he didnt eat. I told him that i couldent except it, because i'm not one to take hand outs. He looked me in the eyes and said " fuck you , you take it" " i grew up poor in Jamaica, i know hungry, you fucking eat , understand?" i burst out crying because i had never had someone show me such compassion, someone who i barely knew was willing to give me their food. That was 8 years ago, and i have never forgotten that moment, and i never will forget.
Thanks for sharing. This was a nice read
Ye man yaad is a nice place if you respect ppl
I had the same thing happen to me in Hawaii. A guy working a restaurant offered me his lunch after I didn't order much. Something about that level of kindness and genuine selflessness just hits you right in the heart
Yep, I was called yard-man all over Jamaica. No way I'm paying 3 USD for a coconut.
That's not just Jamaican, that's family
My family on my mom’s side is Jamaican, I may not have the accent but I think after 18 years, I know an authentic Jamaican when I see one. Y’all are ridiculous thinking people of the Caribbean come in one shade 🙄 my great grandfather was a CHINESE Jamaican. There are varieties.
Exactly. Like trinidad for example, its very diverse and I've met people from different races that was born and grew up there so of course they have the accent
Jamaican Robin Williams
😂 yes!
It cracks me up that we have subtitles for the daughters questions. Where are his subtitles?
Turn on Closed Captions Detective
Papa Aaru lmaoo
Michael D dat actually funny
I’m from cork in Ireland and if you ask cork people to say Jamaican slang words in their own cork accent you’d be shocked how Jamaican it sounds .
What are the odds, I'm irish too
Surprisingly, I live in Newfoundland and Labrador and the way this guy speaks does sound a bit like Newfoundlanders do!
the reason for that is because Patois originated from the mixing of the english spoken by west african slaves, with the english spoken by the european indentured servants who were mainly irish and who lived with and worked alongside the slaves
Well most Irish people who settled in Jamaica comes from Cork,Ireland.
I'm from Ireland and he doesn't sound a bit Irish. Or English, Scottish, or Welsh. This guy's legit Jamaican. That accent is unmistakable. He's just someone from somewhere. Got me wondering if black Irish folk get mistaken for Jamaicans 🤔
When he says "oven" it sounds Irish.
I know that ethnic background doesn’t influence accent, but I’m sure this guy is of Irish descent, Irish people were indentured servants in Jamaica, and Irish are still the second largest ethnic group in Jamaica today
Why cant a white man speak jamaican when an an Asian from Glasgow can speak glaswegian better than me it's where u brought up, u take it on by default when it's bi cultural it always gonna be accents we follow especially if ya parents take u there or born there and live life there u most certainly adapt. I have Scottish,Irish, and jamaican family my 2 jamaican uncles are so different as they lived in england and Scotland and have no patois in there vocabulary so trying to define it is impossible. If he was a jamaican speaking Chinese would there be any complaints??,,,,,
He sounds a bit like a Kerry man though 😂
Garry , I got a flagging for saying he is of German lineage from Seaford Town Westmoreland. I just got confirmation from a family member that I am correct. Most of our mainly talk of Irish coming to Jamaica, 1% maybe aware of the German colony there.
I am a white Jamaican. I was driven out by the PNP in 1972, for being white. Jamaicans go everywhere but race relations at home leave a lot to be desired.
Good for you
Hope they drive you out more
You're not Jamaican
Some horrible comments in this section. Hes got a different accent, his skin colour has nothing to do with it. We speak like we do because we were were brought up where we were. Cant believe how dumb some people are. Great video guys!
yep one mostly gets the accent spoken in childhood of course it has nothing to do with skin.
@@kcthefree5976 💯👋
Thank you!
Everyone gangster till the Irish cross with the Jamaicans.
Ohh, the amount of likes you would have had if you had posted this comment 7 years ago lol
Austin Anderson if only, friend.
You got 33 likes including mine so that's a start.
@@frogstomp646 Turning dreams into reality 👏
when you're irish and you smoke weed instead of drink
Lmao
LMFAOOOO UNDERRATED COMMENT
@@nomad1517 Good one! 😂
He looks like a cross between Robin Williams and Simon's dad on the Inbetweeners.
😂 I see it
Robin Williams...yes
I mean why is it so difficult to comprehend that a white person can have a Jamaican accent like say indian people in the UK can have an English accent
What about American Natives?
Maybe because white ppl have looked down on the accent of natives as they consider themselves superior and more educated. Which they were educated ofcourse. Although not superior
@Tom Crotty sounds like white yardie
It’s called being dumb.
@@michelleespino9814 I'd say more being ignorant
The amount of madness in this comment section saying he is not Jamaican or he is a descendant of a British colonisers is just insane! I think he is a descendant from Irish slave trade but i can tell he was born and raised in 🇯🇲. Because he is white he isnt Jamaican is the dumbest thing ever 😒
That's crazy considering he could have 0 british blood in him...
I’m with you man it’s so amazing how people can already judge somebody and not even listen specifically to the way he pronounces words my mother-in-law was raised in Jamaica and you can hear it
@@Future-pg6tg so true i’ve seen white people and chinese people when i was in jamaica the comments are so closed minded
She seems to have won the dad lottery. Can’t hate.
Lmao dad lottery lol. Let her think that .
@@Jag5nine I don't think she thinks that tho lol
@@crimmerz9948 lol
@@Jag5nine well i guess she does, most ppl think that about there dads, obv not all ppl think that about there dads but yh
He has a very lyrical accent, very flowing. I like him. He said "out of many people, one. One Jamaica. That's beautiful, man. Tellim I said hello and God Bless him.
So let’s just make sure the rules are clear: if you can say he’s not Jamaican because he’s white, even though he’s born and raised in Jamaica, and brought up in Jamaican culture…then playing by the same rules, someone can tell a black Englishman he isn’t English. Chinese American? Nope, not a _real_ American. Is that the rules you want to play by?
you'd love that, wouldn't you
Jamaican is an nationality and English is both an ethnicity and nationality
Sounds like one side is playing like the other but remaining as a hypocrite
@@arts1721 what a pointless reply lol
@@arts1721 He's got a Japanese name as his username, speaks in English, and you still think he's a default American racist that wants segregation of race?