CENTRAL CEE BROKE IT DOWN! | Central Cee L.A. Leakers Freestyle (REACTION)

[@ExtraSoggy]

dude got a viral hit in US, came on #1 US station and educated everyone in US on how to listen to the rest of his music, and sounded fuckin dope doing it. homie knows what he doing gah damn

[@_jumbo9961]

Not just the rest of his music, a lot of other UK artists music as well hence the “bridging the gap” bar at the start. He’s really putting everyone on.

[@lmtrey5]

Listen to ungrateful by him he big ups a lot of other U.K artists, fr ‘bridging the gap’

[@mktheplug2280]

and he’s independent…

[@jackerz91]

Fr

[@smokedgouda1155]

The way this dude breaks down lyrics is pretty dang good. Nothing goes over his head. I love it when people understand bars.

[@yungholy222]

ofc, cah he's a lyricist himself but yeh i get what u mean its calm

[@jimmymshiri376]

Central Cee is genius.He will get more fans from US

[@abgotswag]

US been sleepin on UK not i 🔥

[@kinglizardo9909]

@@abgotswag preciate that coming from a UK fan

[@abgotswag]

@@kinglizardo9909 fasho bro Ed Sheeran put me on the UK rap scene for sure and then I found Dave and damn near fell in love no homo one of the best artist in the world in my opinion

[@kinglizardo9909]

@@abgotswag damn bro, crazy hearing an American praise Dave so highly. Respect g.

[@NixLotus]

The “controversy sells” bar was the best bit because he ain’t lying. He said some wild Shii and it got people talking. Even I fell for it 😂

[@GibsEdits]

I still can't make out what he said

[@Yewis22]

@@GibsEdits the line from the Doja cat song. How can I be homophobic … my b*tch is gay.

[@BoyKnowsBall]

@@Yewis22 Even the stick is gay.

[@alaeboucetta9529]

@@BoyKnowsBall CAN YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN THIS LINE EVEN THE STICK IS GAY MEANINING EVEN A STICK CAN DO NOTHING ENGLISH IS MY 3D LANG

[@BoyKnowsBall]

@@alaeboucetta9529 A stick is slang for a gun, and when he says even the stick is gay he means that the gun likes to shoot men (hence it being gay)

[@cb7708]

He is a marketing genius for this. Glad you reacted to it Scru you the man!

[@CJ_191]

The reason why we got so many Lyrical Lyricists is coz that's our Rap culture , you don't pop off and can't make it if you ain't got actual Lyrics ........ Big up yourself Jean 👊 ✊️

[@j.ma1308]

Facts

[@concreteboyreco3477]

Facts, guys nowadays get their fun lil hits but if they don’t step up the lyrics they fall right off

[@Calmacalma11]

Fr. I'm not even British but the most successful drill artists I see, have great word play and their bars are clever. And the unsuccessful drill artists I see have basic rhyme schemes, basic flows and don't use wordplay

[@scarymax7010]

There's plenty of people that blow up that don't have good lyrics

[@gamerozstudios9196]

@@scarymax7010 in UK? Nah very rarely

[@prekless2614]

Love when Americans get passionate about uk rap. The support go crazy

[@malcolmd7050]

Think he’s Canadian still

[@akvilio]

Holy sh*t! First time hearing this guy and he jumps up my list straight to the top, right beside Akala. Scru, bro, you did it again. Thank you!

[@k.de.d4118]

our uk artists have been doing this for time, central cee aint the first hes just the first to do it where no ones complaining about him exposing the slang, cold freestyle though, did his thing on this

[@lunkycultist5519]

Tbf, I doubt anyone's gonna complain that he let the yanks know that tolit ment restroom

[@123AFTERMATH]

"You knew the MISSION & you accomplished the MISSION" BIG FACTS!!!! Central Cee is on BEAST MODE 🔥💪

[@bearInMind.]

You can tell cee has a mission. Get the rest of the world ready

[@jackrobertson4062]

Feeling your love for the UK. Amazing breakdown my g

[@lydis284]

Ay been waiting for this bro, your stormzy remix was fire I appreciate the love you show us central cee represents us well, never quit G 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Mwapavo123]

I love seeing people get excited about this. This shit goes so hard. We need more lyrical brilliance like this.

[@michaelmarley9900]

Been waiting on this all day! I knew Scru had my back 🥃🤟🏻

[@btorun]

UK banned guns in 1997 after a few school shootings, the ones you can get is old, you pull them apart and oil it to avoid jams

[@StarScream7ZZ]

you are fully understanding the context my bro. a lot of US peoples dont fully understand. Your commentary spot on G

[@abgotswag]

Mannn I couldn’t wait for yo reaction Scru 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@godrules3596]

Im from the UK but the US got lyrical geniuses aswell like Nas, Em, Wayne, Kendrick and J cole, Mos Def, Andre 3000, Kanye, Joyner Lucas so big up the US man🇺🇸❤ but I get what you mean in terms of modern US drill artists they cant really compare with UK drill wordplay and flows US drill is more for clubs and partys whereas UK drill is for that and more, UK drill artists actually speak on real shit that go on and have the waviest bars and references not to say US drill artists cant spit fire but the UK is more frequent with those sectors whereas US drill mostly your standard gansta rap pack talking about money, jewellery and shooting opps. Btw personally I say London slang is better its more hood because of the Jamaican origin of the words with a slight addition of muslim words but merged with the strong London accent but US has the smoother more swaggy accent and the slang is more basic and understandable to people even outside the US but both hit hard in rapping though.

[@carl1415]

Great way to put it, man. I’m from the Midwest in the US so I’ve always been into Chicago drill, and later on New York drill.. but I’ve always felt UK drill hit different. I always knew why but I couldn’t really articulate it well. Your comment sums it up perfectly! I’m hoping that the more UK artists get attention and clout over here, it will push US drill artists to be better. Knives sharpen knives kinda thing

[@ScramTek]

For real. But US is dead compared to glory days. Too commercial. Too clean. Too polished. UK is raw. Creative, genuine and if you’re a record industry creation (ahem..Drake) you get no respect here. Whole world is low-key obsessed with UK street culture right now. US are last ones to recognise but understandable. Used to be nothin but US and everyone else copied. No more tho

[@godrules3596]

@@ScramTek facts

[@carl1415]

@@ScramTekYou’ve got a point, but I’d argue that the reason for the great impact of UK culture when it comes to drill is because it’s a very welcoming melting pot for multiple diasporas. It’s not just necessarily down to what historically native Englishmen are doing or have done. Maybe that’s what the essence of UK culture is or means in current times. But the reason it has a lot of pull, especially with the drill scene, is that it heavily pulls from Jamaican culture, a lot from the rest of the Carribean, Arabic culture, Somalis, Nigerians, Ghanaians. It’s very palatable for Aussie and New Zealand fans, South African fans, and Canadians connect with it heavily etc. You can just tell by the slang and lingo used, some of the beats, or even the ethnicities/origins of the rappers. US drill is very New York or Chicago-centric, and if you’re not from those cities it’s hard to capture a world-wide audience. I for one grew up in the Midwest US. I like Fivio, Pop, Santana, Keef, Sheff, Flock etc. But My parents are African, I’m of African descent, the bars hit harder when it’s lingo you can relate with or people you can relate to. So I prefer Headie, Digga, Loski, Cee etc. Once the US drill scene realizes or accepts that they have to embody more of worldwide culture to their music and develop that connection with fanbases that don’t necessarily live in NYC or Chicago. They’ll definitely put up a much better competition against the UK scene.

[@ScramTek]

@@carl1415 I hear you. And not disagreeing. But the US is so insular. Whether commercial hip-hop/conscious rap/drill/boom-bap etc they all suffer from a lack of awareness of music outside of their scene. Especially foreign music. There’s loads of US talent but they’re getting left behind. Not that it matters much cos the US is always gonna be biggest music market in the world. UK drill was obvs kickstarted by London youth looking stateside and emulating the music/mentality. But UK drill rocketed past US drill long ago. US drill has barely changed. And the changes have come from copying UK. UK hip-hop used to flat-out copy the US in early 90s, even down to UK rappers trying to sound American. Speed Garage came out of Jungle scene. Grime came out of Speed Garage scene. Drill came out of Grime scene. Now, the UK has grown up and copies no one. I think the US has to go through it’s own evolution once they accept and respect foreign artists. Next few years will be interesting, wherever you’re from and whatever you’re into

[@blalien777]

I've been listening to UK rap for the past few years putting my boy down with the 🔥🔥🔥🔥 coming out the UK. Don't sleep America, them boys got something to say also! TALK THAT SHIT UK!!

[@dulguunariunbold7188]

the reaction was priceless keep going dawg🥵🔥

[@ancientfuture9690]

"My arms is looking HEALTHY!" 😂 🔥🔥🔥 reaction btw.

[@A_Rix]

You said talk your talk, and he replied, I ain’t come here to talk 6:52 😂 that’s ❤️‍🔥

[@louisjones5109]

this freestyle is a banger representing my country the UK 🇬🇧 🙌 ur stormzy remix is a banger got that blasting out on the system

[@Pm78667]

Was waiting on your reaction bro

[@j-masters]

one of the most underrated uk artists is blanco everything he drops is amazing and he is very clever with his lyrics

[@MikeSttn]

"damn my arms looking healthy today" funny asl great video bro!

[@DamienTalksMoney]

You are so good at this. Awesome reaction you pick up on all the bars

[@ImchautzuCHAUTZU]

I literally just saw this and was gonna see if u had a reaction to it lol

[@alexbranton426]

I just heard about this man and have now watched this freestyle 67 times in different reactions and such hah

[@NourKLI]

Netherlands here, he was and is a big hit here. Very known and his tracks are everywhere. I like “Sprinter”.

[@chuck741]

We need more ps hitsquad!!! Petrol Station ft Kwengface is crazy!!! ( copy paste lol)

[@KINGDOM_walked]

Thank you for sharing 🔥 Much respect 🔥 🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼

[@arenlow248]

The Queen’s English is maaad Lizzy “They boy dem ran up in my gaf” 2022

[@riyaazhussain7760]

Queen got put in a pack

[@itzxristos]

You are cench’s real fan brov ♥️ I saw it in ure face mate !!! Bless 💯🔥

[@ttv-stonerbtw9423]

You need to check out ardee man you're honestly missing out check any of his tracks and guaranteed you're vibing peace and love from the UK Big homie keep doing your thing

[@shamzldn680]

Big Love to the states for finally embracing and getting to know the creativity/ culture over here - CC - legendary 🔥

[@thenewyorkhip-hopspot5485]

As someone who closely follows NY Drill the difference is the audience. NY doesn’t reward punchline drill artists with attention. On the contrary they give a pass to bad rappers as long as the sample is lit hence the Bronx Drill scene

[@Babygirl758]

Central cee knows how to articulate himself ! He’s a genius, he raps but he also educates ! He sounds like he made it to uni and decided to drop out, he sound’s educated

[@kelsibadua3390]

Bro I’m sitting here high asf reacting the same way you are. It’s like sitting next to each other 😂😂😂 good content. Hard asf freestyle

[@brownie100]

I Concur ... Fire Reaction ... Real Talk

[@25pence]

Uk slang is a mix of usa, Caribbean, african and European but largely african and Caribbean from when we opened the doors to Caribbeans and I think Africans to help rebuild the population, country and economy after the world wars

[@omh186]

Great reaction as always and your stormzy cover was peng.

[@sillynamereally]

peng? 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Nicwoofwowow]

Wagwan is not actually the term of "hello" but it's like saying "get outta here" in UK

[@COOKIE-yu5gb]

Love from the UK bro. In London especially our slang is made from a mix of African, Jamaican,and Caribbean in a big way... keep doing what your doing... luv.

[@COOKIE-yu5gb]

ALSO WHITE BRITISH. WE HAVE A MIX OF CULTURE,.

[@lunkycultist5519]

It's mainly Jamaica, Nigeria and British For example wagwan being a Jamaica term and gaf being British

[@thenewyorkhip-hopspot5485]

The reason imma always ride behind fivi in the US is bc he to me is the only drill rapper who has grown to have consistently good punchlines without relying on dissing the dead!

[@stanthemandecu4830]

You just got yourself a new subscriber from UK fam , keep it going

[@Roronoaxotic]

Yo scru big fan bro, all the way from South Africa. Would love you to react to some South African Hip-Hop

[@DJG24_7]

“Third eye, pineal glad “ lol

[@Sadeboy227]

Central cees song mrs is fire his 23 album 🔥🔥🔥

[@truman92x11]

Jordan mccan fire in the booth !!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@chloerose381]

As a UK resident I'm damn proud of Central C love seeing American loving the culture across the pond

[@andrewniddrie1529]

I’ve watched this over and over

[@Liz-dragon-street.]

Scru!!! What happend with your Token reactions, i was hoping for the Hi Kendrick because your other 3 Hi's from Token .... you were the GOAT reaction channel 2 do iT! Much love 💯❤️

[@huffybeats]

You need to check out Flush - Remtrex 515. The OG of breaking down UK slang

[@VincentkSBerry]

I was already hype. Scru you did it!

[@Willdreynolds870621]

Bruh I was just watching No life shaq and I was like man where the scru react to this then boom popped up. Clicked immediately lol

[@weighty890]

That’s mad, same thing happened to me 😂

[@parkerrittenhouse6586]

Ate scru when that new DPS reaction coming?

[@rea217]

You got yourself a new subscriber ntwana🤝🏼🔥

[@MaxGamer-pw7sm]

I was waiting for this i cant lie

[@fbiagent_007]

Man said go on kench🤣🤣🤣

[@inickedurnan941]

“The slanguine” 😭😭😭

[@david_init]

😂😂😂

[@AIMDoesThings]

I was dying broo

[@jlucie]

He did a 2022 Smiley Culture for UK/US!

[@Raheem1894]

love from the uk bro we up in this bih

[@crunch.time3]

Aye we need the playlist fr

[@famledude]

Bout Damn Time. Been waiting on yo reaction..

[@BeastCoast4747]

FINALLY NOW PLEASE REACT TO HIS DAILY DUPPY, UNGRATEFUL, COLD SHOULDER, KHABIB, FRAUD, 6 for 6, RUBY, LIL BRO, STRAIGHT BACK TO IT, END OF THE BEGINNING, TERMINAL 5, DAY IN THE LIFE.

[@bearInMind.]

Abra cadabra-double tap ft unknown t Stormzy- handsome Unkown p- daily duppy 🔥🔥🔥 Abra cadabra-trenches Pete and bas-brown 🔥🔥🔥 Tion wayne russ millions fivio foreign -body 2.0 Tion wayne polo g-rock dat Dave- 19th birthday Skepta-bullet from a gun Bugzy malone- war mode Ink- bad intentions 🇮🇪 Dave streatham Stormzy, headie one- audacity Dave- titanium Kwengface- daily duppy Lmk what to add

[@natglyn2155]

Some slowthai g

[@idreesmkhan58]

Little simz - Introvert

[@davidestep7566]

We need the new p money- daily duppy

[@Twix5427]

I knew I remembered that beat , it’s from my time the beat comes from AGGRAVATED song is called I am your future

[@A19th]

I knew for a fact when i seen the title this is gonna be banger reaction video 💯

[@courtneyscott1455]

!!!! BAM BAM VOICE OF THE STREETS PLEASE THANK !!!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@samuelgazi7824]

Man was flabbergasted from the first 2 bars 😂😂😂

[@Eliseo_]

Can you please do some Lupe reactions when you get a chance 🤙🏽

[@MegaJuned123]

Cant lie I used to think if anyone would bridge that gap it’d be someone like skepta or AJ Tracey

[@kellymorgan5241]

Luv it I had to subscribe x

[@MikezThulborn]

Great reaction as always. Looking forward to seeing you return to the Chip v Bugzy beef, you've only scratched the surface so far

[@jonnymallett108]

He killed that beat pure fire this guy's the truth 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@hilow.2356]

R.A.P- rhythm and poetry. Uk does it so well

[@ThatGirlFromKillumbus]

This dude is a genius…when you got your face lookin like your smellin a fart you know the shit fire 🔥

[@2active4u]

Cench 🐐

[@CALAFLEPLAYS]

To me, he looks like a young logic, from the "all i do" music video or any of the videos from that Era. But man's is 🔥

[@brendanjoyce1137]

Pa Salieu- my family Big tune you will love it

[@toniroberts6331]

SCRU! Need you to do Rule of Two - Youngs Tef ft. Dave. Too fiiiireeee.

[@aufnassprivat579]

love your vibe

[@lukeriddell1291]

That remix cold my boy 🥶

[@akshayjain359]

Waiting for this reaction ❤️ Love from India 🥰

[@kezlankenty7726]

yo jean react to Central Cee KHABIB Uu gone lyk it no CAP

[@judenashion2294]

I seen shit loads reaction vid foo , I fw dis one yur

[@prospectreactions5394]

Yo son I been listenin' !! He's definitely our Busta Rhymes on- Rhymes Galore Track

[@vanessaseymour2634]

JID is performing on NPR'S Tiny Desk Concert series on Thursday, September 8, 2022 at 11:00am.

[@MegaJuned123]

Jme man don’t care 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 I need a scrufizzer reaction on this tune

[@mohamadesmk]

Bruh this guy when he paused and said he looks like soulja boy.. I immediately agreed like i been saying this

[@CashGamingV2]

Bro walkin on this beat 🤑🤑🤑

[@DanielinAction]

Potter Payper - 2020 vision freestyle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@opogamer3142]

Great vid gang

[@williamsjhamo]

I like how he is clearly educated but yet knows hard times. A lot of people don’t realize but old rap isn’t about sounding fire. It’s more about knowing the ghetto, the hard life. We call Tupac and biggie the best rappers because of the things they knew about that only people in the gutter, the trenches knew and went through. You get the educated rapper who are educated and well spoken, very creative with their lyrics but many people don’t feel them because they don’t know or talk about the hard life. It’s not about sounding good, it’s about people going through what you are talking about and relating. HOWEVER cee Clearly is something unique. Educated but definitely know hard times.

[@jaysinpark2590]

Pmoney new daily duppy is a must, so many bars

[@neart3471]

You should react to the new p money daily duppy. One of the og's of Grime

[@flynnneilsen1781]

Would be fire to see you React to some Aussie drill like one four the message etc Chillin it hp boys lisi