Dj Reaction: Pete n Bas ....THE BEAT IS CRAZY

[@hayleyderingol6623]

Love love this 😊

[@RightHandKam]

Yo this is 🔥 Bars. Put your lighters up 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@MJ-tg7wv]

bow bells - reference to the bells of the church of St Mary-le-Bow in the East End of London. Traditionally, a true cockney is somebody who was born within the sound of Bow Bells. And cockney rhyming slang will be in their DNA. Great reaction

[@Cockneyviking666]

True cockney here your 💯 correct bow and Bethnal born and breed 👏👏🫡 respect my geezer

[@mrelixertv]

I learned something new today lol keep teaching me I appreciate it n love it ....thank you for sharing your knowledge and putting me on game fam 💯 big up yourself

[@cyberash3000]

i used to know a jamacain guy who would talk like him with his accent around people he didnt know but spoke RP english when he was around his mates pmsl

[@maureenyates9534]

🔥🔥🔥

[@lauraa5386]

Its Roger Federer, tennis player😂

[@mrelixertv]

Bingo lol that's the one

[@lewis7515]

That entire verse is a tennis scheme: "Spin", "Swing", "Federer", "Serve", "Packet (Racquet)", "Bounce".... It's just bars, on bars, on bars....Even their hooks, have hooks - on bars.

[@mrelixertv]

@@lewis7515 I didn't even pick up on that ...crazy

[@mehmetkarakas2684]

Kofte is turkish meatball bro 🎉

[@mrelixertv]

i learn something new today lol real talk ,,,,,,,,much love fam

[@lewis7515]

It's not a meatball - it's a kebab: a large amount of meat pressed onto a spit into a base shape, then it's roasted, vertically. To serve it, slices are cut off it using what is basically a short sword. It's very popular as take-out, or on-the-go, food in the UK - it's very often an essential part of a fast-moving night out on the streets.

[@mehmetkarakas2684]

@@lewis7515 😁man i'm turkish 😁 köfte is not kebab,kebab is arabic .not turkish .thank you for your taste😁

[@lewis7515]

@@mehmetkarakas2684 Then, what kind of phoney Turk are you supposed to be? You think Arabs own kofta - that has cultural variants all over the Mediterranean: and Middle East and Africa, for that matter? Furthermore, he's really talking about döner kebab but I guess that doesn't work as well in a rhyme and everyone would know what he means. Please sit down.