Akala OWNS THE BOOTH!!!!! | Americans React to Akala Fire In The Booth Part 4

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Welcome to our Akala Fire In The Booth Part 4 Reaction!!! This is our latest video reaction from our new music reaction channel Beer’s & Bars. Here we listen, react, and breakdown bars while enjoying some of our favorite beers. Today's we know who has the crown!! Just when you think part 1 - 3 was phenomenal, this Akala Fire In the Booth Part 4 session takes us to another planet with the extraordinary story toward the end!! Who thinks of stories at this level?? Although this shouldn't be a surprise at this point we still are in shock!! Akala is a genius to put it mildly!! Great ending to an amazing series!!!! AKALA FOREVER!!!
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[@musicguy1987]

I teach in the South Bronx, and I use his hook from the previous FITB as a basis for a whole unit. He said, "absolute power corrupts absolutely, buy absolute powerless does the same". I use this daily to discuss social justice and structural violence with my 7th grade students.

[@sirteabag8652]

the reason why he said "Like old school jungle selection, come through humble a veteran" is because jungle is a genre of music from the UK that was massive in the 90's & early 2000's and grime took a lot from that genre. If you need a jungle song to listen to to get a feel of the genre, listen to "General Levy - Incredible". It's one of the most iconic songs of jungle.

[@CodeUK93]

The thing I’ve always loved about Akala is I remember hearing him when he was an angry young man. Then he realised he had a gift and he was, no other way to say it - just smarter n figured shit out. Instead of being a prick he’s tryina jus grab everyone’s shoulders n pull them up n teach them.

[@sirteabag8652]

Endz = the Hood, he saying the Hood isn't worth dying for and the only thing that is worth dying for is love.

[@legbreaker]

Akala is at the top of all the next level rappers, very, very alone on his throne spitting knowledge and facts. But it’s in the family, cause his sis is Ms Dynamite..

[@sirteabag8652]

Dennis Brown was a Jamaican reggae singer. During his prolific career, which began in the late 1960s when he was aged eleven, he recorded more than 75 albums

[@momackone]

He’s amazing. I used to party in London in the 90s (showing my age) at the Coliseum he mentioned and the Jungle raves and whatnot. I know his dad, from back in the day at the reggae dances I used to go to. What an amazing, knowledgeable young man. You should watch some of his interviews. I wish we had politicians like him we’d all be better off. Great reaction ❤🇬🇧

[@fraserhyldon]

Whenever I need cheering up I put this on just to watch you boys buzz of Akala. He is on a different level and to watch your appreciation of his skills is heartwarming.

[@luapnitsua5859]

Slang of a London youth

[@iamthecrispconnoisseur]

“Knowledge of Timbuktu, mixed with the slang of a London Youth” 🔥

[@corneliussmiff2773]

Akala is a genius. That word get's thrown around all the time I know, but guess what? He is a genius. Honestly a poet and it's a crime he is not more popular, but at the same time I am glad because the mainstream would be something he would find appalling.

[@skep212able]

Akala is a national treasure ❤

[@mattjosh69]

Akala doesn’t need Daves Piano, tell me your not imagining ever single word he speaks. Great reaction guys.🙏🏻🇬🇧

[@GrubfootRS]

One of the best FITB by far holyyyyy Akala is real

[@southwestendz1022]

That fire in the booth is one of the few times I can ever remember my skin tingling.. and I've watched it so many times and I still feel it.. reaches your soul

[@seanhendrick3996]

Need to do "thieves banquet" by akala. Akala is underrated and unreal!!

[@andygee8716]

Barney: Barney Rubble is British cockney rhyming slang for Trouble.

[@antonytheolddog8626]

Some of the things you guys have said throughout this have been absolutely bang on the money..

[@gregrot]

The thrown overboard from the deck of the Zong line refers to a real incident. The Zong was registered in Liverpool, the crew threw the human cargo overboard and the owners tried to claim for losses from Lloyd's of London. That obviously caused an uproar and was one of the reasons, that Britain closed down the trans Atlantic slave trade. Props for the reaction lads, big up to you.