LIT AMERICAN REACTS TO Akala - Fire In The Booth (Part 1) | REACTION!!!🇬🇧

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[@davepykett4427]

I respect this brother and you going through it until the end my guy.. you're a real reactor my G 👊 Akala is on a different level

[@cyrus2728]

while i understand lynchings were normally occuring during a picnic setting,the term picnic was originally a 17th century french term of pique nique which was an out door bring your own food event. im not trying to troll here just saying.

[@grantpaterson1016]

I have watched, listened and read Akala for over 15yrs..He is one of Englands most honest, educated, philosophical, insightful, creative, talented and caring human(e) beings. I travelled to England over 30yrs ago to my first Anti-Nazi rally in Brixton London and yet Akala is one of the finest voices of reason yet and put all my youthful anger into poetry.

[@alexhumphreys5243]

How’s it going mate ? I found your comment rrely interesting I’m obviously from Manchester uk and akala is my hero over here but even now they won’t play his tunes in the uk on radio . My question is as a americium when you came here to learn . Did it open your eyes. To things about America. ? I’ve been to America and have family there it’s a cool pace but seems like a lot of Americans are brain washed be nice to here your thoughts

[@JMWxx]

Don’t apologise for pausing. I like hearing your opinions and explanations of things.

[@_deondre]

🙏🏾

[@cyrus2728]

just from the start .you saw a documentary and didnt know he was a rapper but thought he was an historian. you were right in ur instincts.

[@cyrus2728]

12 mins in and you apologising for stopping ....NO need to apologise this is exactly what we are here for.

[@Theremedialgash]

Don't have much to add, but Akala is a national treasure, just like seeing him get more exposure, and he speaks for all the oppressed regardless of race.. even though I personally think 'race' is a divisive concept, only leapt on by the 1% to divide and conquer. Nice reaction. x

[@jackchallis9456]

Akala is truly one of a kind. The fact that he isn't one of the most revered artists in the world is proof of what he says in his lyrics. He's too intelligent and powerful to be in mainstream culture... Great reaction ✌

[@PeterLarter81]

Part 4 is fire This fire and you fire Keep up good work g

[@_deondre]

Thanks 🔥

[@MrBloodshot]

Honestly I'm a Brit but I've been thinking he said "lyrical gangsters" lol. So props to u man.

[@andrewtims9524]

You will have to do the other 3 of his fire in the booths now and check out some lowkey too, great F. I. B. S and tracks too, I'm sure you will appreciate them

[@drewsimon3500]

Respect Breddrin!

[@danic9304]

Brilliant reaction to one of the seminal FitB sessions, However - I really feel I need to correct you on the origin of the word 'picnic' - that word was already in the English language before lynchings in the US were a thing. It comes from a French word meaning outdoor dining and was in use in Britain to mean what it currently means (to set up an outside dining experience with baskets of food and cloths on the ground or seats brought for the occasion by the 18th Century. It is true that during the era when lynchings became a key part of the anti-civil rights conflict it was often the case that the perpetrators wrapped a communal picnic around the act - So -yes the word has an unfortunate association with lynchings in the US, but that is not the origin of the word or its actual meaning. This was a false fact that spread across the internet in recent years

[@b6pablo]

I feel People get it confused with the word piccaninny which did come before picnic

[@kairyumina6407]

Digging the breakdown man, definitely do the rest of his FITB, they are all amazing especially part 4

[@thecornedbeefcouncil9792]

I’m English and for 10 years I always thought he said ‘lyrical Gangsters’ until recently so props to you for hearing it correctly in just 2 listens.

[@drewsimon3500]

J Cole, Kendrick, Busta Rhymes be an Epic collaboration!!

[@bockerwright4132]

Lyrical gangsters. You were right the first time 👍

[@jakeirvine]

good reaction mate loved your explanations!!

[@_deondre]

Glad you enjoyed

[@cyrus2728]

nice reaction

[@aspect57]

time for akala pt 4 and also kano :)

[@westham5047]

You taught me a lot in this video

[@lewysrigsby9498]

React to part 4. Skip 2 and 3 for now, 4 is the one. Probably the best Fire in The Booth ever performed. I don't say that lightly by any means!

[@cyrus2728]

i agree all the technology and people cant mobalise huge numbers for a cause ,sometimes they can but compared to people who didnt have smartphones its pitiful. modern day has a lot of comforts that they didnt have back then. bread and circuses.

[@alexandercummins]

You MUST watch "Akala f64 (s2:e2)" its only a few minutes long but you will love it! (especially because of the Egyptian staute in the background)

[@mattmason4700]

Akala is 🔥🔥 you should check out his other 3

[@mjpleusch]

Great reaction.

[@_deondre]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@anneanne9009]

I never realised how much culture means to kids. I'm on the British end, they are part Maori. Clashed with their dad so told them it was his job. They are fluent in Te Reo, Now their dad is. Didn't know it mattered but apparently it does.

[@fightingthebelljar6776]

Ah bro, picnic is from the frend pique-nique. (I'm not denying that lynchings were used as social events obviously. Just the etymology of picnic x)

[@multiversal2023]

Gotta do all 4 parts and the sbtv freestyles😎

[@Fletchlie]

Lyrical gangsters 👍

[@paulbangash4317]

👍

[@londongirl111]

you must react to mic righteous fitb: part 2, 3 and 4 ! you won't regret it , his one of the most passionate artists out there

[@Samsara1-o9p]

Loved the reaction, please react to his others you really like them.

[@roberthowell2238]

The term picnic did not actually come from lynchings, this is a common misapprehension. The term picnic is derived from the French world Piquenique which date backs to the 1690s. The term meant a gathering of people bringing things of their own to share and sample. However, the settings of lynchings were said to be picnic like as lots of people would gather around to see these atrocities.

[@alexisdonaldson3430]

You have to do the other parts. And yes Lowkey Fitb's are great also.

[@thecornedbeefcouncil9792]

He did curse several times but it was edited so you couldn’t hear it. Great reaction though.

[@joemcdermott4536]

Never apoligise for pausing with Akala 😄 It cant be helped

[@mitzibullet]

Like many English words 'Picnic' comes from the French word 'pique-nique'

[@chipsthedog1]

Great reaction gained another sub, please do Wretch 32 daily duppy Redemption, wordplay you will be amazed by I promise.

[@jamesw2546]

No you are wrong on picnic. It originates from France and has nothing to do with lynchings, it may have an association in America but it's certainly not how the word originated.

[@kyleleehufnagel]

Did you know that homophones were recognized even by people in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s and despite the etymological roots of a word it could be purposely used as a winking reference?

[@charleskershaw5341]

sigh, the word pick nick is french. the English adopted it.

[@alexhumphreys5243]

No offence you mist so many bars