Central Cee - LA Leakers Freestyle (REACTION!)

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[@mn7653]

I disagree with the American influence on UK slang. It actually stems a lot from African and Jamaican culture that have that have a bigger influence on the UK urban culture. Of course some things may sound similar but the influence has very little to do with American culture and more with Caribbean, African and even South Asian culture which is more prominent in the UK. Like the 'shaking Nyash' part, nyash is a Nigerian word lol

[@markusschafer9572]

i mean the uks influence on american language on the other hand...

[@De-Leone1]

there’s alot of influence from the states for sure but you’re defo correct most of our culture and slang comee from Caribbean and Africa cause we’re we’re are all first to third generations in the UK so our family raised that culture into alot of us

[@tyriexavier6000]

I was about to say the same thing but you said it better and first other than that tho this was a great vid still

[@oluwatobiogundele218]

@@De-Leone1 there’s a lot of Africans and caribbeans in the uk. It’s not American influence it’s African and Caribbean influence.

[@christianharrison5982]

Exactly mate preach! Not to mention it’s the English language not American 😂

[@InstrumentalsBeats]

The influence in London is largely African and Caribbean. "Akh" comes from Arabic. "Nyash" come from Nigerian pidgin English. "Wagwarn" comes from Jamaican patois. "Ends" comes from Jamaican patois. "Leng/Peng" comes from Jamaican patois. "Boydem" comes from Jamaican patois. "Gaff" comes from Cockney "Waps" is London originated "Cats" is London originated "Nank/ZK" is London originated "Boyed it" is London originated etc.

[@SumR4ndom]

i wish my man was able to read this comment before watching the video so he could show the proper respect lol

[@MrVideoblogger]

@@SumR4ndom So true. There are lot of Americans that think that the USA is the centre of the world!

[@trillykeemy]

Exactly! One of the only word that’s American influenced in this freestyle is “Jawn”… some of the slangs or sayings in London are African and Carribean influenced and some originated in London not America, my man said “swear on your life” came about because Americans use to say “swear to God”. loool wtf “swear on your life” is literally an English sentence, it’s not even a slang… English words and sentences are not from America, if anything Americans took it… ENGland…ENGlish… get it ?

[@SumR4ndom]

@@MrVideoblogger They are only the centre of controversy. Too much Ego.

[@JackT.B]

Facts

[@mrg5212]

As a south Londoner I’ve never heard someone say Jawn. It must be a new slang that hasn’t hit my side of town.

[@Im-bo7gx]

You r not out here looool😂

[@abdihassan2452]

Yur off it 😂😂

[@Jr-42011]

Yhh jawn is philly

[@onemillionpercent]

that word started in America lmao, but it's mainly East Coast American and East Coast America has similar cultural ties to London/Toronto

[@jasondavis3598]

Been watching you guys for years, ungrateful will be the best song for you guys to listen to by central cee. He's actually talking about something and its not just a radio hit like a lot of his music

[@harisusman6096]

vouch

[@AlStringer]

UK hip hop is so cool cus it’s nothing like American rap. You need to learn all the slang in order to catch the bars. They’re proud of their culture and I love how unique it is.

[@So1asola]

Central cee is no where near the best rapper in the uk, but he sells. There’s something about his sound that the mainstream likes. He’s not the best but I respect how he’s managed to blow up

[@So1asola]

Also most slang is more derived from Jamaica and Nigeria/Somalia/Ghana with some American influence too

[@YoureBad42069]

It’s like how Youngboy NBA sells but he’s trash in my opinion.

[@rykerz105]

@@YoureBad42069 but to hella people it’s the opposite they grew up on him and connect with the music onna dif level

[@Handsomehandgun]

Whos the best?

[@oluwatobiogundele218]

@@Handsomehandgun depends what you want. Lyrically and cadence wise id put ghetts up there. Gangster rap would be Fredo Drill to me is PShitsquad, C1 7th, twoface and abracadabra This is all my personal opinion btw

[@prodpsycho0999]

Seen central rise from the very start he's been on a true artists journey through life

[@aidvnlee]

Nah lads, bare slang in the UK derives from the language spoken in England hundreds and hundreds of years ago before Chicago was even conceptualized, not to mention all the influences from the cross-culture with all of the Commonwealth, i.e., Jamaica, South Africa & Nigeria to name a few.

[@marleymarsss]

That’s true but a lot of ppl across the globe use aave, it’s some black american cultural type shit. I know y’all got your own shit but we gotta be real

[@STH3]

Over the moon you guys are doing UK, especially Cench!

[@ulysesnunez]

Do more central CEE!!!!!

[@R3RATED]

Coast contra scenarios freestyle is a must!!!!!!!

[@daltonb8234]

That DJ Khaled bar is so underrated

[@unclenytz]

nyash is a nigerian word for “ ass “ but afrobeats influence has pushed it to the mainstream for everyone to use

[@EscoffierBelle]

This would go HARDD on a drill beat 🔥Good thing I put it on one already :)

[@Reece___]

Central Cees' daily duppy

[@TVSOUNDSYSTEM]

💯

[@duvindrajames96]

check out the track from 23 with his little brother. it’s a dave like constructed piece of art. and you also get 2 sides

[@duvindrajames96]

wasn’t expecting this but i’m happy you guys are tapping into 🇬🇧 music more

[@rafaelmartinez-tz5jw]

Dave actually produced a song in his new album called " end of the beginning" proves how much respect he's got in the uk scene

[@sjshgbneudnkr7035]

Dave?

[@rafaelmartinez-tz5jw]

@@sjshgbneudnkr7035 yeah dave did. He produces music some of his own too

[@DreJTV]

Thanks for that gem, Didn’t know Dave produced that beat, that’s my favorite song/beat on the album. & Dave is an incredible artist, much love & respect from California 🤞🏾

[@rafaelmartinez-tz5jw]

@@DreJTV np if you ever wonder if he worked on the best or made it himself, he producer tag is Santan. That's why people sometimes call him Santan dave

[@niilecreary4042]

You guys should check out some more of Central Cee: Day in the life Ungrateful Cold Shoulder Loading

[@michaelhall6112]

Been Waiting On This !!!

[@Untiliwinitall]

As someone from Philly I can confirm, jawn is part of the daily vocabulary

[@samuelpinder1215]

Jawn is only used in london as well. A lot of these are used all over the country but I've never heard jawn up north

[@mtatom3]

@@samuelpinder1215because it’s a Philly think NY say joint

[@samuelpinder1215]

@@mtatom3 isnt a joint weed tho

[@mtatom3]

@@samuelpinder1215 yeah but that’s old school talk

[@samuelpinder1215]

@@mtatom3 not in england, it's still used here. Along with other words

[@bengreen9620]

I'd Love to see more Central Cee reactions, 6 for 6 is a good one to start with

[@LK-px6eo]

Uk slang isn’t influenced by us slang especially in rapping, we didn’t alter ur slang at all

[@allgamesvideos5035]

That is cap

[@allgamesvideos5035]

Even your style is influenced by the states

[@LK-px6eo]

@@allgamesvideos5035 our slang is influenced by African countries and Jamaica

[@allgamesvideos5035]

the way you say the slang is influenced by those countries but the root of the slang is from the states

[@username4261]

@@allgamesvideos5035No. it goes back to the wind rush generation, nothing to do with you guys. We USE American slang like much of the internet, but British slang is African/Caribbean influenced

[@berjo]

The window shopper sample went over everyone’s head 🧐

[@bilalnajjar903]

dude I was going through comments on videos to see if someone else noticed it... this is the first comment.

[@HANASANAChannel]

50 got beats that hypnotize fr

[@noodlerolo2504]

Love you guys always showing Avelino love 🔥🐐

[@johnbloda347]

UK slang is more so from the Carribean lingo

[@TLK_Chosen]

Please react to Fredo - Daily Duppy freestyle

[@asasalo12]

This is greatness! Damn I'm early boyas!

[@nlbyeti5870]

React to central cee daily duppy

[@JP-hs4ts]

Please do Fredo daily duppy, got best bars plus he’s most authentic in UK

[@samuelvalencia1177]

Y’all shouting out the free thinkers, u guys should do reactions on the TFM(the free minded) team. If y’all can react to Larry june smoothies in 1991

[@Henrydota2]

Hopefully after this you guys get into the UK

[@brandonl.4892]

Sir, you say that like they haven’t given Dave, Akala, Stormzy, Avelino, Etc. They show love

[@youreatoilet]

@@brandonl.4892 Plus all the rock music they react to that is English, like Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath etc. they deffo show the UK love

[@sarumaru-kz5fr]

Nyash is how it said in Nigeria 🤟🏽 so alot of the ppl in ends say nyash

[@fan1st]

Thank God you lot didn't pause this crazy. Sometimes it's nice to just vibe.

[@kareemlawson878]

He knows what he’s doing

[@mattdaniells7234]

Said it already but you guys would love little simz- introvert, literally right up both of your streets

[@mam9475]

People from Philly say Ahk and Jawn and in D.C. they say Ahk as well. The slang in America differs by city/state.

[@v-smooth9827]

Finally some Central Cee!!

[@jasonwhite8537]

First off Central Cee is cool I like the way he's representing the city. However hes far far from the best. The real real reason why its been so difficult to break the states historically for U.K artist has nothing to do with our accents or our sound, its actually marketing, patriotism and a little xenophobia. Let me explain; what many of you don't understand but the labels do very well is how much American hip hop is exported across the world and what it does for the US economy. So why would they want a rival product to threaten that? Remember the US is the world television and if they endorsed something on mass it would make it easy for the UK product. Another is the UK artist will not embrace the label as easy as the US one as they have more value for their product, reason being they have had to create an acceptance for their product on their home turf meaning it will be alot more difficult to control from the labels end. The reason accent isn't an issue as far as marketing is because if you hear something long enough you will just end up liking and consuming it. And lastly the Xenophobia comes from some of the brothers on that side believe that our accent is synonymous with being white and it automatically makes us loose creditability, (perfectly displayed by the hater on the right) if you think that's a joke look how they clowned 21 savage, irony behind this is London is one of the most dangerous cities in the world.

[@elisamuelmaya-romero8165]

Y’all should def react to cold shoulders and ungrateful, he talks about some reall stuff on those and they are bangers

[@tafadzwamatutu2821]

Great reaction,y'all should react to Nasty c Sticky c-mix

[@nastycliveshows]

🔥🔥

[@richtee5932]

From the UK. This kid is the truth.

[@jayeell1253]

this is like #BakardiSlang by #KardinalOffishall back in the day. He did a Jamaican/west indies version. One of the great hip-hop songs coming out of #toronto

[@impd]

Central Cee Khabib is his best song real motivational stuff

[@danishmalik7102]

We call her Jann, from the Pakistani word Jaan, jaan means love in Urdu. As Uk is filled with pakistanis annd Indians etc.

[@mrbrooks1213]

Devlin fire in the Booth, 3 🔥🔥🔥🔥 must watch

[@brunom12111]

Would be nice if you react to more songs from him!! Khabib and Could Shoulder are two bangers

[@andrewmasih]

Jaan/Jawn It can mean “life” and also “loved one”, “darling”, etc. in both Hindi and Urdu. People use it to express their loved one's importance and how much they love them.

[@janmartinez7901]

LETS GOO

[@the100barz6]

You guys are always on point .wish you got a new studio to interview these guys

[@christianharrison5982]

On point in what manner? Claiming that the UK stole US slang? When every word bar one is influenced by Jamaica & Nigeria?

[@deadlydizzle3942]

@@christianharrison5982 init my guy, it just shows a lack of global awareness or someone who ain't travelled. It also demonstrates the American arrogance the rest of the world despises

[@graysonmcnemar5351]

@@christianharrison5982? A lot of the examples he broke down were pretty logical and I don’t think he was trying to offend anyone by saying there’s an American influence. The truly UK slang is pretty evidently not from the US and those are the exact examples he didn’t mention. The things he referenced are more or less synonyms of each other and that’s just the irony he was attempting to highlight even if he didn’t do it in the best way

[@mysoul_wisdom]

UK translation :) He said shaking ya's as in shaking you's. Not really English but shaking you down... You get it. - America is a sub nation of England FACTS! Hip-hop was apart of your creative urban revolution, ours was grime.... Drill is just a flow to teach the steps 🙂

[@71prod.15]

Fredo react to Fredo you’ll love it

[@justinperson3573]

Jawn been in my Philly for like a dub...but they put it in the webster's dictionary a lil bit ago

[@89gt5.0]

Megadeth. Good Mourning Black Friday

[@pete801]

Trinidad, Jamaica, Dominica, Nigeria..... We all in London

[@EbbenezerGeezer]

Yeah, our language isn’t American influenced. Our culture is, for sure. However we’re also largely influenced by African and Caribbean culture. Our language anyway, the way we speak. But largely, mostly british in the way most do things I feel.

[@jutsu321]

This is cool and all but you guys need to react to more Coast Contra

[@aadilali3948]

Please do more UK music

[@djmartinkanci7892]

That head need to move on this freestyle for sure for sure 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@mannjaye]

Damn yall funny. How bro say, help us with that! 😆 🤣 😂

[@Johndoe___8]

Also FREDO DAILY DUPPY

[@jacksmith4460]

Uk slang is mostly Carribean mixed with old skool english stuff, US has only a small influence

[@alkabalka2225]

Central cee - khabib

[@UKmarlee]

Uk got u boys on this one!😂

[@PdaRealest]

React to loading by him it’s one of his popular song Iss fyee🔥🔥🔥

[@dombut1906]

Bridge the gap is my local cafe in bush

[@PSP839]

When are you going to react to in the fire by Dave? Also check out some stuff by Kano: SYM, Teardrops, 3 wheels up etc

[@3twelvealrenz0]

Give his music a listen I know you two will enjoy some of his music 💯⚡🏁🔥

[@Carter10116]

Jaan is Hindi from India it means my love.

[@ryanb8020]

Uk slang is influenced a lot by Jamaica

[@survhival__official1739]

Pls react to Lyrical joe 5th August 5.. u guys will love it trust me 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🌎🌎

[@josephburke8278]

this reminds me of Ebonics from Big L, similar vibe if anyone's interested 🙏

[@ntobekomajola4343]

Check out Nasty C - Sticky (C-Mix)😭🔥🔥🔥🙏

[@enochmorales213]

Y'all should check out "6 for 6" by central cee or "Meant To Be" with Fredo and Central Cee....or even Central Cees Daily Duppy Freestyle

[@TheInsomnatech]

Central Cee - Obsessed With You

[@NabzMC]

Slightly missed the point. He’s trying to crossover and bridge the gap between the UK & US by teaching US listeners some UK slang. But shout out to LIV always appreciate your takes on UK artists

[@ctartist3577]

our slang is inspired by Jamaica he just compared the ones similar to USA cuz hes in the usa.

[@chiefindoobies5893]

Skeng street cred lit

[@amanuelwoldegebriel6399]

React to his song Khabib it's really dope

[@it17it20]

Jawn not a uk word it a south East Asian word for a loved one or darling so it’s basically a word used to show affection toward a particular female it’s spelt

[@rocktheqasbah]

Jaahn is hindi/urdu which is the main language in India and Pakistan respectively.

[@BeastCoast4747]

Cench is a living legend please react to Cold Shoulder, Khabib, his Daily Duppy, Ungrateful, Fraud, 6 for 6, Day In The Life.

[@FlossyKP]

i mean “jump out”, “shaking”, “slide”, is just english, describing what happens, and the other examples are descriptive english (which is also our language btw 🤨) the one thing that US gets props for is creating “rap”, yeah you influenced us to “rap” lol

[@UpdatedAdade]

Check out Central Cee - End Of The Beginning. His album outro hits different!

[@TheLuigiBiancucci]

React to Scenario freestyle Coast Contra

[@pukio7004]

Can you guys react to onefour-cruise control? They’re an Australian drill group and they’re 🔥🔥

[@CasprSR]

His mad about bars freestyle was 🔥

[@shaydehya]

There’s also a lot of Caribbean and African influence. The US and UK have big similarities because the US speaks English.

[@evo8886]

Need to listen to Daily Duppy by P money he is a grime legend in the UK

[@JKEYSONVINYL]

He ain’t verified he’s some middle class kid who made his money resellling supreme

[@yvngmere8848]

da baby LA leakers freestyle

[@yawbonney6799]

Y'all should defo react to knucks

[@flygodisawesome1215]

If y’all start listening to UK Rappers please checkout : Knucks: Home, Leon the Professional, BTD. DC: Neighbourhoood, Bobby & Rowdy, The Latest.

[@TheCashfile]

This reminds of me Big L - Ebonics.

[@ashmeerjamil6751]

React to some his stuff.Cold shoulder is a good song to start🔥

[@Driftbanks]

do Central Cee - Daily Duppy | GRM Daily

[@boyb2565]

PLEASE DO LADY LESHURR she is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@habibalkofi5115]

coast contra - scenario freestyle

[@wson2002.Tug8ight]

I wouldn’t say “influence” personally i’d say usage as were all from the same place aka earth regardless of certain terms being from certain places but that’s just me

[@easy__6952]

His certi ✅

[@taylorharrold8618]

Philli is a spreadable cheese here brother 😂😂