Another white boy giving a copycat version of blacks in UK comparing it to blacks in America?? Come up with your own s*** he's literally saying what blacks speak like in one country and what they speak like in another
@@J17legacy it isn’t the same rhythm in the beat it’s the Rhythm in the way they rap on the different drill beats that makes it all have the same acadence
ah yes talking about shootouts, cash, hoes, and knives to glorify gangsters who take and kill 😂 and i can’t believe you ended it with “this is music.” like some kind of hard hitting speech lmao
@@user-sp9ue1ws7c the point im making is that he’s talking about being a criminal and this dude said he brought culture. just find it weird that people like it but i’m sure they wouldn’t want them to “slide and crash” on their block 😂
@@duffal0 yeah… you think any rapper actually freestyles anymore? You out your mind freestyle is just spitting a verse off the cuff on a beat you ain’t heard before. It ain’t the 90’s anymore and most rappers aren’t juice wrld but even a lot of his freestyles had writtin bars here and there
@@Hulkingflychad y tf I gotta cap on the uk? I’m from Boston we been saying all that shit besides 2 things he said foh flats all that been saying it since 06 half the shit we literally stopped saying and now there saying it and saying they made it up ya buggin
My emotions were neutral up until i saw this comment and it gave me a good surprise chuckle Love the comment section for reasons like this❤ Underrated comedy at its finest
You say hoodie we say jumper You call em fucker we call em humper In USA it's sneakers, UK trainers Jeepers creepers, we call girls bank account drainers.
“We don’t trap in abandon buildings, shots get hit out of vacant flats” was one of hardest freestyle lines I’ve heard ngl. Big Ups as they say in the U.K.
@@BrentWhitsonsFather not really man, overall it was pretty decent. just that line wasn't anywhere near to being one of the hardest freestyle lines.. thats mad glazing
@@hegeliandianetik2009 not really it’s Arabic, Jews and Christian’s also speak the language and the language was there before Muslims. It just means not permissible
@@Bible_leadership_skills na it's nigerian bro its not all africa. Where i am from we say bunda or rabuda not nyash stop the misinformation . (Africa is not a country)
They just need to stop with the drill rap and all they beats sound the same we need some UK metros, south side 808, Atl Jacob, tay kieth shit like that if they ever wanna blow in America otherwise they music will just be popular over there
@@DevonteM317 this is uk drill that your listening to it’s just his flow isn’t uk drill because he’s commercialised the sound, nothing sounds the same if you know all the artists, to an outsider lil baby & other American artists all sound the same
@@DevonteM317 Nigga what? The Uk has the best producers in the world, can make literally any time of beat. Unlike your prods that have been making the same boring ass bing bong trap beats for decades. We do it all, trap, drill, boom bap, og hip hop. Also this make no sense because drill music is literally the most popping type of music rn💀. If you americans think supee mario beats are hard then that you
yeah you can only say that if you’re actually attractive though cause every guy that disrespects women are ugly ash so at least be attractive first lol
@@foreignace4516 Americans can’t talk about accents look at young boy dude can’t even speak English and don’t forgot you lot speak ENGLISH so you’re using our language but you made it sound zesty we say tomato you say Tomayto like some zesty don 😭🤣
Whatever you think is better doesn’t matter. Music is subjective. It isn’t a sport. If you like UK music, it’s cool. If you like USA music it’s cool. This shit anit a competition it’s preference. You don’t have to slander each other to agree you like what you like. But hey, Carry on, I’ll grab my popcorn
@@Needawholepailofwater second person i seen say this. its literally the same concept. No one is saying central cee can touch Big L. Plus it puts new cats onto a legend.
It's not 100% though because Britain isn't London, most of Britain speak nothing like London as much as that may amaze Londoners that there's actual places outside of there, they aren't the brightest
@@Bimmerboybobby read what u just typed again💀. How he been on slang that he aint create, these dudes been using this slang in their everyday conversations since a jit fam
@@victorvance4271 not shit sherlock. When i say blk ppl im referencing American Africans of the diaspora, or u may know it as African-American, and/or foundational blk americans. You the only person whos head my comment went over
@@ryanhe4277 Instead everyone has blades and it takes more balls to stab than to pull a trigger. Stabbings are up close and personal shootings you can do from a distance anyone can pull a trigger. Take the guns away from the yanks and they wouldn't last 30 seconds on a UK street and that's a fact.
@ber cor our religions all about forgiving and improving ourselves. So what if hes got tats, knowledge is more important then looks im sure god will guide him give him time. Hes young
I've always said that, glad someone else agrees. He can walk straight into where I'm from Back in Brasil and no one would even think his from outside. Anyways his very talented topman
Slang isn't really language and he's not even speaking coherent sentences, he's using made up words that mean something because they think its cool talking about gang banging and shit like anybody cares about who they claim they're shooting guns at like little boys.
When you really breakdown the lyrical and grammatical standards in modern UK hip hop variants it’s clear that the grey isle has well and truly taken over as the premier force in musical poetry.
3/4 of "UK slang" has already been used on the east coast for decades. Specifically places like New York, USA or Ontario, Canada. Most of the slang is derived from Jamaica and the other Caribbean islands. Nothing to do with UK.
@@Wuqz they're talking about more than just the slang though, it's the word play and lyrical ability. Right back to rhyme asylum UK guys have been writing some next level man poetry
😂😂 real talk tho they're deadass related, I think they like 1st or 2nd cousins. I watched sum old podcast from the UK & they asked Central Cee his opinion on the island bois & he said they're related but he's never met them in person
" you call it machine we call em mash. You say what's up, we say what goin. We don't eat pork, we say it's haram". He killed that shit boy. 1love from Somalia.
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That shit was actually fire ngl
Bro got bars if this was never written down!
Another white boy giving a copycat version of blacks in UK comparing it to blacks in America?? Come up with your own s*** he's literally saying what blacks speak like in one country and what they speak like in another
@@217busta it was obviously written my friend
@@217busta who needs to write it down when every beat they rap to is the same rhythm?
@@J17legacy it isn’t the same rhythm in the beat it’s the Rhythm in the way they rap on the different drill beats that makes it all have the same acadence
dude actually flowed, brought culture, and stayed with the contemporary sound of today. this is music.
ah yes talking about shootouts, cash, hoes, and knives to glorify gangsters who take and kill 😂 and i can’t believe you ended it with “this is music.” like some kind of hard hitting speech lmao
@@Jacob-zv7xw whos to say music you like is better. Its just a collection of sounds that may or may not sound good depending on the person
@@Jacob-zv7xw i can already tell you corny as hell just by that comment 🤣🤣
@@user-sp9ue1ws7c the point im making is that he’s talking about being a criminal and this dude said he brought culture. just find it weird that people like it but i’m sure they wouldn’t want them to “slide and crash” on their block 😂
@@Jacob-zv7xwmusic has always been used that way 🤣 ever heard of war brass, bags, gongs, etc?? no ig history class failed you too
Drake taking notes furiously for new UK slang
Yo straight facts 😆
Canada and the UK have almost identical slang that comes from Jamaican patios.
rent free
Drakes the softest rapper
@@Itssconnorr i noticed some Jamaican slang in there. Nice
I learned more in 60 seconds than in my first three years of college
🤣🤣🤣
Same here bro
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂I’m ded
he got the lyrics writen in his eyelids 💀
😂
Im sick of you lololl 😂
Yeah no chance that was off top
@@duffal0 yeah… you think any rapper actually freestyles anymore? You out your mind freestyle is just spitting a verse off the cuff on a beat you ain’t heard before. It ain’t the 90’s anymore and most rappers aren’t juice wrld but even a lot of his freestyles had writtin bars here and there
@@jamesmarriott7216 Freestylign really ain’t that hard, it’s just hard to keep not going for more than 10-15 minutes without repeating bars
I can't front on this guy.... He killed this shit while simultaneously teaching us about their culture and slang. Good shit Fam
Mostly our slang only like 2 things was only UK slang
@@studiostickz5214 What? All that shit was uk
@@jadler457 no tf it wasn’t but iight I hear you you must not of been outside until recently
@@studiostickz5214 stop the cap
@@Hulkingflychad y tf I gotta cap on the uk? I’m from Boston we been saying all that shit besides 2 things he said foh flats all that been saying it since 06 half the shit we literally stopped saying and now there saying it and saying they made it up ya buggin
he’s so f*cking talented. glad he’s finally getting the recognition he deserves
@@Terrorist371 ok buddy. i’d like to see you do any better 😘
@@Terrorist371 You sound like youre mentally stuck in 2002 lmao
@@ozhayes1172❤frr😂
Nah the English accent just goes really well with rap he doesn't have to actually have bars for it to sound good.
@@sketchyjgaming5534what are you on about Central Cee is the real deal just listen to his bars its undeniable
This was legitimately educational when’s the next class
So is the comment section, with people explaining what cultures/countries these words come from!
U funny bro
Keep studying this video until than
My emotions were neutral up until i saw this comment and it gave me a good surprise chuckle
Love the comment section for reasons like this❤
Underrated comedy at its finest
So cringe
“ You say what’s up and we say Wah gwan “
Jamaica has entered the building 🇯🇲✊🏾
🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯
Correction…. Always been in the building brudda 🇵🇦
We bill de building mmhmm🇯🇲
"Tek da wah? And leave di wah?"
@@steevehoyoufat9155 Classic
UK Police: “Write that down write that down”
Spongebob telling Patrick
😂😂
😂😅😂
😂😂😂
😂😅🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
“you call her shawty, we call her John”
😂😂😂
Jawn
🔥 🔥🔥
😂😂😂😂best comment
hol up
“We don’t trap in abandoned building, shot get hit out of vacant flats” that bar came and went so hot 🔥 my crocs melted to my feet
Honestly their lingo is better for evading the police
Yet mandem in London still saying bando🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾
what bar lol
@@hustleno-filta5373 OT, Kunch, county lines, take a trip country, not just Bando G
Yet you won't bump it in your car and this is shit. And that bar is fuckong stupid.
Wtf this is the most informative freestyle I’ve ever heard, this dude really on it🔥🔥
Remtrex done dis shi first
You never heard ebonics by big L?
So you don’t listen to many freestyles I see
This a written lowkey
Definitely not a freestyle but it’s good
what a perfect articulation and pronounciation, cadence, delivery, rhythm and flow. hes legit!
😐
🙄
@@APEXGuerilla ?? They said nothing wrong
y'all made bro can give a good compliment
He has presence yeah
"You call them pants we call them trousers"
"You say underwear we say pants"
"It's all very confusing"
Fricking love it XD
Loooool
420 likes
😅😅😅
You say hoodie we say jumper
You call em fucker we call em humper
In USA it's sneakers, UK trainers
Jeepers creepers, we call girls bank account drainers.
“We don’t eat pork” “We say it’s haram” 😂
How does rapping about being a gangster line up with following Islam? Almost everything he raps about is haram in that case.
@@Yimellohe's saying his friends are Muslim
@@Soprano1638he said we
@@Yimello then may Allah forgive him
@@Yimellohe is talking about UK culture take a chill pill
Brit: “Yo man I got that wap”
American: "I'll go grab that mop and a bucket then I guess."
Funnily enough mop is another word for gun, as well as bell
Fuckin good one dude
What a J?
Lots of American rappers call guns mops too 😂
Hair (particularly messy/big) - mop
“We call them a jawn”
Philly has entered the chat…
Yeah, that’s not they jawn
As I heard jawn I literally entered the comments... You're not wrong
🤣🫡
Without subs we’d be like… “john?”
Virginia entered the chat
AYOOO THIS SHIT WAS ACTUALLY FIRE THO- and he gave a whole culture lesson, that’s dope af
That's not culture
Cringe
“We don’t trap in abandon buildings, shots get hit out of vacant flats” was one of hardest freestyle lines I’ve heard ngl. Big Ups as they say in the U.K.
No cap
really man? thats hard? ..alright then
@@MokuTombeat and lyrics went hard, youre hating for the sake of just hating
@@BrentWhitsonsFather not really man, overall it was pretty decent. just that line wasn't anywhere near to being one of the hardest freestyle lines.. thats mad glazing
@@MokuTomthat’s why they said the hardest lines THEY’VE heard and not the hardest lines in the world 🤷🏽♀️
I love stumbling open a random video of a rapper i never heard of and being blown away. This was dope
Damn you never heard of him?
You ever play grand theft auto 5
He’s Central Cee from the UK, check him out tho! 🥃
Aye man me too
@@Vlone-z1l i didnt either i mean i heard his songs on tik tok but didnt know his name til now
British man: “Yo man I got that wap”
American: “what’d ya mean by that? 🤨”
*united states citezens*
ayoo
LLOLOLLO
@@yenziel777 I’ve always thought we should be called “statesmen” sounds sophisticated
Love this one🤣😂🤣😂
Strip Clubs their shaking ass
But in my words their shaking nyash
: Nigerians just joined the group chat🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬💯
That line was fire
@@ingajoka3620 the whole freestyle was
Thats what we DO!
Oh you know it bro
@Jimmy Sanchez they dont have ghetto culture before they started importing black and brown immigrants
Alot of Muslims noticed the "haram" but not one noticed the "akh" which means brother in Arabic. 🔥🔥
Also jaan which is word in Urdu for like my love or my life
@@aisamulhaq6038 he didnt say jaan, he said jawn
@@userr5sccu9x44 either ways i think jawn is a jamaican slang
@@aisamulhaq6038 yeah probs
‘But in my words they’re shaking Nyash’
Nigerians just entered the building ❤️
Lots of Nigerians in the UK that's why
For real!!! 🇳🇬
So true! Shake that Nyansh !!!! 😁
@@coffeeandgrind alot of uk slang comes from jamaica and nigeria.
🤣🤣🤣
"we don't eat pork we call it Haram"
Muslims just entered the building.
I just typed the same comment out and then thought to look For it before sending I’m glad I did
Rastas don’t eat pork as well
@@peekabu897 sure, but Haraam is an Islamic term
@@peekabu897 Not like hes gonna list off the people entering the building. Vegans, vegetarians, muslims, rastas, whole party goin on without pork🚫
@@hegeliandianetik2009 not really it’s Arabic, Jews and Christian’s also speak the language and the language was there before Muslims. It just means not permissible
“You call it shooting range, we call it school”
Ayooo 💀
💀
Oh no
💀💀
Lmao
Gotta respect central cee
No
Cringiest don in uk rap needs to get in the bin fr
For what?
"They shaking Nyash" - Nigeria has entered the building.
Lmao 😂
Naija in the house
Not just nigeria it’s used all over Africa 🇰🇪🇰🇪
south africa entered the chat.
@@Bible_leadership_skills na it's nigerian bro its not all africa. Where i am from we say bunda or rabuda not nyash stop the misinformation . (Africa is not a country)
Drake is somewhere practicing this flow in the mirror
😂
🤣🤣🤣 Killer comment!! 🙌🏾
True story 😂
😂
this man is single-handedly changing my views on UK rap
They just need to stop with the drill rap and all they beats sound the same we need some UK metros, south side 808, Atl Jacob, tay kieth shit like that if they ever wanna blow in America otherwise they music will just be popular over there
@@DevonteM317 this is uk drill that your listening to it’s just his flow isn’t uk drill because he’s commercialised the sound, nothing sounds the same if you know all the artists, to an outsider lil baby & other American artists all sound the same
@@DevonteM317 I don’t think uk artist care if they blow in America
@@YoungGameChanger23 I think they do as it’s hundreds of millions of views plus if they do?
@@DevonteM317 Nigga what? The Uk has the best producers in the world, can make literally any time of beat. Unlike your prods that have been making the same boring ass bing bong trap beats for decades. We do it all, trap, drill, boom bap, og hip hop. Also this make no sense because drill music is literally the most popping type of music rn💀. If you americans think supee mario beats are hard then that you
damn man, this is literal poetry
well.. no not rlly
“She’s a dead ting but she got bunda tho” 💯🤣 glad I learned that phrase
India enters the chat on that one😂
@@kaos1189 you mean Angola 🇦🇴
@@kaos1189 ?
yeah you can only say that if you’re actually attractive though cause every guy that disrespects women are ugly ash so at least be attractive first lol
That's Chunks
At this point he could say anything and it’s cools with me lmfaoo
You got me in tears, bro. Plz explain what you mean by that. Much love. Stay blessed
@@annawatkins1766 why don’t you just say wtf you talking about
Huh? 🤔
@@annawatkins1766 he rapped it so nice it doesn’t matter wtf he says he’s gonna vibe to it still
Cardi B just created the word WAP like 2/3 years ago lol Londoners have been calling guns “waps” for a very long time now
He definitely snapped
Naw, he definitely wrote that 'freestyle' 😄
Damn Uk rappers just hit different man....
I love how we have adopted so many words and phrases from the different nations in our community (Jamaican, Pakistani, Nigerian etc) into our slang
ikr i love the diversity and representation of britain
Exactly your right am Nigerian
Ass(nyash)
So lame..
adopted or colonized LMAO?
@@Tingorilla how can a black person colonise Nigerian slang u fool we ain’t american
So what I learned from this is: UK rap is fire when you can also see subtitles😂
Don’t worry we can’t understand you Americans either with your mumble rap
@@maradonna5956 uk rap is pretty much uk mumble rap to Americans yall be using some weird ass words n them accents don’t be helping at all 😂😂💯
@@foreignace4516 Americans can’t talk about accents look at young boy dude can’t even speak English and don’t forgot you lot speak ENGLISH so you’re using our language but you made it sound zesty we say tomato you say Tomayto like some zesty don 😭🤣
@BlazedGrass42 . UK has some of the best lyricists in the world.
Whatever you think is better doesn’t matter. Music is subjective. It isn’t a sport. If you like UK music, it’s cool. If you like USA music it’s cool. This shit anit a competition it’s preference. You don’t have to slander each other to agree you like what you like. But hey, Carry on, I’ll grab my popcorn
“You call them shawty, we call them John”
Jawn*
UK slang dumb as fuck, cringe. And I’m from UK
@@cray-_- that was the joke
Femboys in the uk
John's my shawty no cap
That Mercedes van line was 🔥
First time I've truly enjoyed a Central Cee track. This was a cold concept.
Then def check out Big L - ebonics
The OG
@@Dnt_Push don’t disrespect Big L
@@Needawholepailofwater second person i seen say this. its literally the same concept. No one is saying central cee can touch Big L. Plus it puts new cats onto a legend.
@@Dnt_Push That's a classic.
Cold Shoulders is so much better than this.
best bar was “you call them bathrooms, we call it toilet” 😂
Aye that's fax🤣🤣🤣
Bars💥
@@djfatpanda4819 omg, if you get your answer and the comment and put them together it sounds like they complete a bar
We Say Both Tho Lol
Yeah I say both I've always heard both I thought you all called them a privy or a lew
“My brudda, my fam, my akh”
Arabs have entered first …
Nah I’m 32 from south london ppl was using my brudda from yard slang
@@danatkins7089 akh is arabic for brother thu
@@BlissAden he said about my brudda he didn't once mention akh
@@smokedarg4206 He did say Akh in literally the opening line.
@@smokedarg4206 comprehension skills are lacking
“Jawn?”
Philly was like 🫨
I never heard anyone in England say that tbh
Eh I guess it varies but I know it originated in my city 👌
Absolutely philly!
@@_._864no it’s most definitely jawn for the most part
@@Jimmyconway77it's the same
This felt like a fun lecture
Thank god for the subtitles
@@decodabrooks4731it ain’t that hard to understand without subtitles
As a British person who lives in London this 100% accurate
Wait! you don’t speak like Harry Potter?!!
@@katya5573 as a person living in London all I have to say to u is:
'arry pott'r
Even the part where he wears a brazil jersey like it’s Liverpool?
@@katya5573 that’s the posh ppl I think
It's not 100% though because Britain isn't London, most of Britain speak nothing like London as much as that may amaze Londoners that there's actual places outside of there, they aren't the brightest
“You call her shawty, we call her John”
Yes I am aware its jawn, i do have a eyes and basic reading skills that let me read the subtitles
🤦♂️
Jaan it's Urdu for life/love like honey.
@@adventureswiththecrazyvet John
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Jawn
As a Nigerian yes, we do call it nyash😊😎 never been more proud
He’s actually so talented 👏🏾👏🏾
Yeah but this isn't really a freestyle
@@franciszekmaj2172 wtf do you mean he freestyled it
@@franciszekmaj2172 It isn't?
He’s mid
"how many times did you listen to this"
me: "yes"
Is he White or lightskin?
For educational purposes
At least 10
@@tcm_nilla white
Caucasian afro English/ fake Jamaican/ from Albanian
You say what’s up we say wagwan 😂
😂😂
It’s broken Jamaican if you didn’t know 😂
What's going on
Wah gwaan
@@yTELL999 not broken, just adapted from the culture
Shit had me takin notes 😭😭😭
😂😂
Love that accent and flow!!!! Big ups to the UK!!!!
South Africa waiting to hear "voetsek" so it can join the chat 😅
Fuck is dat bro? Get some new slang so you can be bippin like us twin.
That voetsek is legendary broer😂😂
Dudes British
South African waiting: Voetsek!!
Cassper Nyovest: Mama I made it
Bro I'm dead lol
Thanks to Central Cee we'll be able to hear some of this slang in the newest Drake song
👍👍🤣Would that make Drake an appropriation thief? 🍻
💁{Bloody Sunday}
@@Bimmerboybobby read what u just typed again💀. How he been on slang that he aint create, these dudes been using this slang in their everyday conversations since a jit fam
@Zae u makin it seem like we from the uk bruh lol, i didnt understand none of the slangs he said but i like da flow heavy💯
Lol u not lying tho. Drake also has his lil uk song war on his demo tapes album
thank topboy for that , he already has uk slang in his raps like , endz and fam 😂
Wtf somebody put this guy in the board of education 😂
This is so fire if this isn’t re recorded and put on a track he’s missing out on a top 100 single
Already done and dusted 3 days ago he is clear
Uk rap is so annoying
Wait is this for real a freestyle out of the spot?
@@UberBossPure no would be super impressive if it was
@@bigballsking5561 huh? why?
This is the sickest freestyle I've seen for time my bruddah. Half 2 in the a.m I'm sat here bopping to my bruddah
You haven't seen much freestyles have you? This is straight up 🗑
There is no way on earth this is a freestyle. Pre-written 100%. Nonetheless shit is Peng.
@@BrandonFrowen lmao you don’t know what freestyle means
@@BrandonFrowen Still a freestyle
Written
Someone who can story tell and rap that understandable
@Charlie Manson i could understand with my eyes closes ive been exposed to these accents for a min my guy
@Charlie Manson so speak for yourself
@@moonrocks714 For some reason I imagined 50 Cent with this voice😅💀
@@kyflysupreme7727
The beat is from a 50 cent song
@Charlie Manson yeah because he has an accent. Doesn’t mean he’s not storytelling or rapping, goofy comment
"back then we would call them Peng" is mad 😂
So much culture in one rap👏
Forreal
Right..black culture
Black culture
Not all black people have the same culture.
@@victorvance4271 not shit sherlock. When i say blk ppl im referencing American Africans of the diaspora, or u may know it as African-American, and/or foundational blk americans.
You the only person whos head my comment went over
This was like Big L’s song “Ebonics” the UK version🔥🔥🔥🔥
How dare you smear BIG L with this fool? That is a sin.
@@digitaldirtnap1 oh no granpa is mad
@@NarcisusCrew nah. You're a fool.
@@NarcisusCrew go chill at the dump with your garbage.
Yeah he definitely got the idea from Big L
"you call it machine, we call it a mash"
Bodger and badger have entered the chat
😂🤣😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Elite reference. Don’t forget mousey
💀💀💀
HAHAHAHAHA
Damn the beans on his toast must’ve been hittn extra hard that day
It always hits extra hard when you season it and add cheese
Cadence on “in LA it’s Escalades” line was fire
Disagree the gaff line was
LA got Lowriders tho . So he was close enough lol 😂
“But In my words they shaking ‘nyash’ “
naija dn enter the chat
🇳🇬
lmao
Thank you. I just posted about that. All these UK terms are taken from west Africa or the US. And those folks think it’s their own.
First thing I thought of
@@Obiamajoyisrmd right ✅️
This is high level art on a considerably high level... dont know who he his but he nailed this on multiple levels
did you just learn the word level?
@@brady3589 chill bro, level out
On a high level, level high a on
Corny
@@quandaledingle7179 He gotta stay level-headed before he losses his head.
I don't know why but the "my brudda, my fam, my akh" is SUPER FIRE
akh means brother in arabic, and later he says haram which means not permissible, super fire
@@skorpon78also jaan
Nah yo ! Son went off ya get me !
I’m from NYC but my second home is UK now fam . Mad P’s fam 😂😂😂
Hey!
I'm walking here , forget abouttt it
Mad p’s fam
Are you fookin mad? Hand over the Ps and there won't be a ruckus, innit bruv?
London is gay
@@tsunamitube3351 don’t ever say that
Cench is defo here to stay. He’s probed to be one of thd top uk artists and making consistent hits.
@Jack N you forget abt ko or something darg if we’re talking lyrics he has to get a mention
"But in my words they shaking Nyash"
🇳🇬 9ja entered the building
I have heard this 100 times everytime it comes across my feed I listen to it in entirety
I Love How Different There Style Will Always Be A Fan Of There Flow’s🔥
Time for me to take notes so I can fully integrate into roadman society
You mean become a nigga chav ?
Bro you're 14 years old.
@@joeycheckers114 some man can't take jokes in a RUclips comment section tough day
“Swear on your life don’t gas” & “jump out slide and crash” 🔥
Literally got those from Americans but ok 😂
@@dtp_drip2659 pretty much
Man
Lol what youre impressed by that? Must be a caveman and shit.
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Jamaican/African influence is heavy on UK slang
same with us though
Thanks for clear that up we didn’t realise
@@Jimmyconway77 uyaphapha wena masimba
@yeeyee8863 If u from the US u are lying 🤥
Yo my boy was SNAPPIN. All the way through!
I’ve talked a lot of sht bout these UK dudes but this dude humbled my ass for sure lol he like that fr🔥
Man you been sleepin then, UK has had some fire for years
Mid
Its calm g, if you only knew the way we violate americans over here you would have a right to talk shit🤣
Wasteman
“Crystal meth”
Nebraska has entered the building.
And dental Cali too
Sydney has entered the chat
Missouri you mean, nobody actually lives in Nebraska, Missouri was the meth capital of the United States until the Mexican cartels took it over
@@kalijaheyolya-ralph9944 😂😂😂
You call it shooting range, we call it school. 😅
This kid is definitely worth a listen! I check him out on Spotify
He's gash
I can’t take anyone with that accent serious. I like gangster rappers, if you aren’t in a country where there’s a lot of guns you ain’t a g
@@ryanhe4277 that’s the funny part about the uk tho, only the criminals have guns. The police don’t 😂😂
@@ryanhe4277 Instead everyone has blades and it takes more balls to stab than to pull a trigger. Stabbings are up close and personal shootings you can do from a distance anyone can pull a trigger. Take the guns away from the yanks and they wouldn't last 30 seconds on a UK street and that's a fact.
@@theguestofhonour uh huh sure they do
We don't eat pork haram line went hard
Kid with tats on his face shouldnt be talking about Haram.
@@bercor4948 🤣🤣🤣🙏
why everybody in the UK got alot of carribean slang like wah gawn is jamaican for whatsup
@ber cor our religions all about forgiving and improving ourselves. So what if hes got tats, knowledge is more important then looks im sure god will guide him give him time. Hes young
Made me laugh 😂
HE SNAPPED UK STYLE🔥 🇬🇧
British slang defies all rules of English
UK (London) slang is just different languages mixed into one.
Legitimately the most Brazilian looking brit I've seen.
@@RobinS1yleshe’s Chinese, Guyanese, and English.
@@dr.woozie7500Irish not English
The Brazil top probably helps with this
@@spookyalien3942 bruh I didn't even notice it till you just mentioned it
I've always said that, glad someone else agrees. He can walk straight into where I'm from Back in Brasil and no one would even think his from outside.
Anyways his very talented topman
jawn in urdu is called honey/love damn he spittin fire
🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
It’s not Jawn it’s Jaan and it’s not just Urdu, it’s Punjabi and Hindi also. Jawn and Jaan are 2 different words 😂
@@user-bu1ko3lh7j also can in turkish means the same thing
Because Jawn is Philly slang. I’m 42yrs old and I’ve heard that word all my life living in Philly.
Jaan and jawn are the same thing. It means sweetheart in Urdu, Persian, Turkish, Afghani, Pashto, etc
Im american and grew up on rap but uk drill has quickly become of my top favorite genres this dude goes hard
This ain’t uk drill bro
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@@wiseguy7415 Right. Drill beat, drill rapper, but instead of people he's killed, it's ways to do it? Dude, delete this, it's stupid.
@@yeanah2571why you so mad?😂
@@yeanah2571 and he’s not a drill rapper, I take it your not from uk
I want him to be my UK slang teacher from here on out 🙌🏼🤣
Bruh 😫 now I respect dem UK rappers after understanding their slang.
I can respect dat
Lol that's weird bruh had a change of heart from this freestyle
Jawn is not their slang so it’s still fuck em
They all sound the same tho the same style same beats same cadence
@@lilkah8684 Hey mane I aint saying they don't steal sum of our slang...... im jus saying I understand them more now
That was hard. I Listen to it about 20 times lol
Should have been 23 times
I don’t see anyone giving this guy some love. He absolutely went off on this! 🤯 this is good stuff brother.
Have you even read the comments? That’s all everyone is doing is showing love 😂😂
Wtf u talking bout . Where are you looking ??
No he didn't lol shit was mid af
How he go off he literally could’ve just talked and said this basically what he was doing but over a beat your a simp
because it’s garbage
lot of culture in the lyrics and it sound 🔥🔥 too
"we call it haram" damn 🔥
Empire has fallen
@@Opt-Out-Gangmany English natives do not eat pork aswell I’m one
@@volidity5200it’s just hypocritical to rap about sex drugs and murder then say you don’t eat pork cuz it’s haram
@@Ceclickswindows but he’s talking about slang that is commonly seen and used in the uk
How was that a ‘🔥’ bar? All he said was eating pork is haram
I find it weird how we speak the same language and yet I cannot understand a single word that that guy says without having subtitles there
Slang isn't really language and he's not even speaking coherent sentences, he's using made up words that mean something because they think its cool talking about gang banging and shit like anybody cares about who they claim they're shooting guns at like little boys.
Sound like they got pocket change inday mouf
sounds like a white problem
@@146ix getting shot by police sounds like a black problem
@@146ix brooo
When you really breakdown the lyrical and grammatical standards in modern UK hip hop variants it’s clear that the grey isle has well and truly taken over as the premier force in musical poetry.
lmao nah
@@hairypassage What he says is factual lmao. The wordplay is totally different from American rap.
3/4 of "UK slang" has already been used on the east coast for decades. Specifically places like New York, USA or Ontario, Canada. Most of the slang is derived from Jamaica and the other Caribbean islands. Nothing to do with UK.
@@Wuqz they're talking about more than just the slang though, it's the word play and lyrical ability. Right back to rhyme asylum UK guys have been writing some next level man poetry
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"In UK I'm verified, In NY Valid, 12 hours away I'm MIA I can pull up on DJ Khaled"
I thought that was one of the ‘island boys’ at first! Was like damn I didn’t know they could spit lol😂😂😂
Me too bet they not as hard as this guy lol
Fr...i was gonna say it's about time one of them invested in a ghost writer 😂
He’s a Dagger Boi
😂😂 real talk tho they're deadass related, I think they like 1st or 2nd cousins. I watched sum old podcast from the UK & they asked Central Cee his opinion on the island bois & he said they're related but he's never met them in person
@@KTE_17Ye 🧢
Yoooo this was fire. I don’t usually rate Cee but this was too good 🔥
" you call it machine we call em mash. You say what's up, we say what goin. We don't eat pork, we say it's haram". He killed that shit boy. 1love from Somalia.
Somali sentence 😂
Hargeisa stand up
wagwan*
He need to put this complete on spotify nocap