Why Everyone HATES the TORONTO Accent!!
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- Опубліковано 3 лют 2024
- Season 1 episode 4 I’ll be doing a voice over of why everyone hates the Toronto accent and the history of where it came from to what it evolved into
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I blame Drizzy
100%
*bbl drizzy*
Kendrick just put Toronto's accent on blast, and it's all Drake's fault.
No its torontos fault for speaking like that
@@LuisRamirez-vv4dk Bro legit Get off Toronto's dick. If that's how they sound, then that's how they sound. The reason Kendrick felt so comfortable dissing the accent is because of these suburban white kids who do these stupid Toronto accent exaggeration parodies on TikTok... not because of the Black community who authentically speaks the way they do.
@@tdotsblessinglet’s be clear, Kendrick is mocking Drakes obviously fake accent, not Toronto. Drake has a Canadian accent in his old stuff, but Caribbean lingo didn’t start happening until Rihanna put him on Work (or at least, as a fan - I never recalled it)
Drake was raised by a white lady in the suburbs. He's 100% faking
@@tdotsblessing
Your accent is trash.
I blame Drake for this kind of behavior. They see him mocking Jamaican, UK and Black American culture, and his follower do the same.
Blame drake 🤣🤣🤣
I'm old enough to remember when you could tell when someone was from Rexdale, or Finch, or Scarborough, or Flemo, because depending on which part of the city you lived, you had different phrases and ways to annunciate words. When a jungles spoke, you knew right away. I saw the shift when Scarborough mutes started speaking like they were from west. Scarborough yutes had more of mixed crews, where you'd see more white mutes in their crews and next thing I see is white girls from Oshawa and Indian mutes who don't even hang with black mutes, speaking like this. Weird.
"Toronto manz " was a parody, but it became a reality
i always thought canadians sounded irish but i see the jamaican/black influence now
The Irish accent has also influenced it - it's like an Irish/Jamaican mix.
You're quite right.
All cultures have an influence on one another... and culture goes far beyond uninformed understandings (and definitions) of race/ethnicity, educational/vocational, spiritual/religious forms, etc etc.
Some folks may be uncomfortable with it, but this is the reason why we (humans beings) all speak as we do.
i grew up in upper scarborough so as a kid i never knew anyone who spoke in the 'Toronto accent'. eventually i started work with youth, esp inner city youth, and sometimes i hear the 'vibe' of the toronto accent but 1. it's usually like every few sentences, there's some slang and 2. the adults definitely do not speak like that. so i believe it's either non-black people acting dumb or young people/kids who think it's cool.
Its really an embarrassment to all mankind
This is mad facts, I grew up in Edmonton and ALLL the youngins are talking this way now and they’re trying to emulate the people from Toronto thinking that it’s a real Toronto accent when it’s not. People have no clue, it’s disappointing really.
As a black southern I feel ya bruh.
I live in Waterloo, there aren’t a lot of Caribbean’s here, let alone Jamaicans, but I hear the accent used by many non-black kids.
Toronto accent and UK accent is almost similar
No there not. Toronto mans sound like they aint hit puberty.
@@drewleaguenz5654 Which Toronto accent did you hear?🤣 You definitely talking about these White TikTok kids
As an American from Buffalo i definitely understand what you’re saying. My aunt lived in Mississauga and is now in Scarborough. I’ve spent plenty of time in the GTA and this accent was something I only heard from black ppl until recently. Regardless you made some excellent points white people mimic black culture no matter where in the world. Social media has just made it spread like wildfire… the mimicking that is. Words that are deemed ghetto become pop culture as soon as they leave our communities within a years time.
Yess 💯
the accent/slang was coherent growing up as a millennial in the GTA, however Gen Z remodeled it into a degenerate form of communication. In this day and age, it's forced and outdated.
you can blame all that "degenerate remodeling" on torontoguycody, who is a millennial.
Toronto doesn't have an accent per se...but rather different phrases of the district that you live, eg: Rexdale, Scarborough, Regent Park, etc. etc.
It all sounds the same gang. Way too forced
The intro killed me
becoming one of my favorite channels on youtube
I agree all these people sound like leprechauns
Been living in Toronto for almost a decade and ive never heard people talk that way... Only seen it online
No not everyone from the city is supposed to.. that’s the point of the video 😂
@@GRIMZTVNETWORK Im agreeing with you mate, I meant to say that I've never heard anyone talk like the fake exaggerated accent. I've definitely heard the the more genuine accent very often 😊
I fuck with this video HEAVY man💯I really resonate with everything that you said. You should watch my Toronto accent compilation from the 1980s - mid 2000s. I uploaded it a few weeks ago. WE need to spread the real and make people aware of Toronto's Black Canadian culture that has been ruined by these non-black suburban kids.
Amazing bro, keep going on that way and u gopnna blow up!!! I appreciate a lot any feedback my dude
everyone I've met in the suburbs of the gta who spoke like this was just a wannbe gangster. I think people are really making fun of the wannabe kind of people and not people who are Jamaican that speak the dialect normally.
Exactly fam 💯💯
Wait the 70’s is when your Great Grandmother came over geez my mom was a teenager in the 70’s 😅
@Talk Da Tingz you deserve a Nobel Prize for this video. Real 6ix man tingz.
@Talk Da Tingz You're referring to the Windrush generation. When Caribbean people emigrated to the 🇬🇧 during the war, due to shortage. They had a UK passport because they were a part of the colony. They arrived on the S.S. Windrush 🚢, hence the Windrush generation. The BBC has a documentary.
“Hehehehe r u on drugs bro” 😂😂😂😂 as someone from OTTAWA trust me I fully agree that the Toronto accent has been BASTARDIZED
Ps I could listen to this guy talk for hours lmao , automatic sub
Born '83 and raised in the '90s with Jamaican parents in the Jane Finch area, it was a thing 4 real but it wasn't messed like it is now. It sounds so UGLY today. I can't stand it. I love my city but MAN.......😞
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The thumbnail is funny asl 😭
The Toronto accent is not that exaggerated....
City is doomed 😫😭
" I'm just urks!" hahaha
Kardinall official started the slang I believe listen to his old music
He repeated slangs that already existed. He didn't start it.🤦♂️
I never knew it existed or even heard about it until now. I know they can speak French in Canada which mixes in with speaking English.
only Quebec speaks French. The rest of Canada only speaks english
Actually... Quebec, New Brunswick, and Northern Ontario are French speaking regions.
It would be amazing if we Canadians lived up to the idea.
Unfortunately, most of us Canadians... of all backgrounds ...don't understand the benefits of being bilingual.
We SHOULD be multilingual, but too many folks attach power and conflict to language (as tribal indentifier/loyalty)...
...so what started out as a brilliant means of resolving the centiries old (English vs French) settler conflict still hasn't reached its potential.
We're stuck in dumb tribalist behavior here in Canada too.
im not Canadian but im American and the black people from the country regions within the southern region of the East Coast have an influence on our accents to a lesser or a greater degree which varies depending on the individual but one differentiation is when an individual is speaking with an accent that displays those influences naturally versus speaking a fake accent to imitate what you deem cool contextually.
Truth here.
i was raised in a mainly Jamaican neighborhood n have only lived in TO, so people say i sound like i have a Jamaican or French accent.
the Jamaican culture is part of my culture because its what i grew around.
n there r white skin Jamaicans n not all blk skin Ppl r Jamaican so to say blk ppl talk..............
Toronto is what you get when a small city tries extra hard to act New York. New York has a very distinct accent. And it’s absolutely badass. So Toronto tries to follow in its footsteps and make its own district accent. The end result is a cringe-bastardized version of Jamaican, ebonics, cholo accent and UK all mashed into one. It’s the most unoriginal accent I've ever heard.
Reverse racism! Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. All cultures appropriate from other cultures. We enrich each other.
One love… “breggin’”
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Exactly... it's not always about willful appropriation or mockery ...and often the Imitation is due to a sense appreciation.
Context is everything.
Snow was talk like that back in the 90s and he is white and from toronto.
Your point ?
You clearly didn't finish reading on his journey 😅😅 he grew up with Jamaicans. Hence why he speaks the way he does
A lot of Immigrant children without Identity
Thing sounds like Mrs Stimpleton from rocket power.
Yo im about make a video on this, if u like it, maybe we can collab or whatever on this topic. Hopefully star. 90s Rexdale man here. Peace out
Yea bro hit me on ig @3billzfood
@@GRIMZTVNETWORK dun kno, I just followed
You make it sound like Jamaicans are the only black people in Toronto lol
No , we just influenced the city the most 🤷🏾♂️
@@GRIMZTVNETWORK A 100%. I spoke to an Indian cat from Calgary calling me "blood". Shit is crazy.
Also makes it sound like all Jamaicans are blk which is false
@@zzzzzzzzzzszzz 98 percent of us are
I get it you know you make videos, but you always glorify the bad parts about Toronto like I live in the hood, but it’s nothing to glorify about you always make these videos about some Black people that murdered some other ones and you title it in your video all the most gangster guy in Toronto. These kids that watch these videos what do you think that they’re gonna think you’re showing them some guy in you glorifying the storyyou know murders happen all around the world no matter where they happen or who it’s committed by murderers. Don’t have one colour either. Do you know there is tons of murders that happened above Toronto type of to be honest
I been wanting somone to speak on this. Pure mockery idc. Basically the "toronto accent" has been gentrified. Matter of fact its not even a toronto accent lol thats what white ppl and and ppl who aren't Caribbean call it. Anyone who isnt Caribbean and is trying to speak like that is beg.
Even tho I agree with most of your comment, I disagree with the last part. If you’re not Caribbean you’re valid to speak like that IF THAT WAS the environment you grew up in, it becomes natural at some point. Plus African immigrants have also put on for the dialect, specifically Somali people. So if you grew up in an area like for example Jane and Finch, where there’s plenty of African and Caribbean people, even if you’re not Black yourself sooner or later you going to pick up on the dialect and you will start sounding them because that's the environment you grew up in, but if you grew up in an area where there’s no black minorities around you, then you will not sound like that. It’s no different from white kids in America who grew up in the hood and start speaking like the stereotypical Black or Hispanic person in the hood.
Yes that’s so true
@@kiddo7711 I agree. I can tell when it's genuine, like you said some ppl grew up in that environment and its natural, I'm not knocking those ppl. But even sometimes I here Africans and non carribean black(black Canadians) with no connection to jamaica exaggerating the accent and making it sound so dumb its not just white ppl its non Caribbean black ppl too. Basically if your rents at home dont talk like that and your friends don't talk like that or you aren't carribean hang it up. Prime example the we love hip hop host idk his background but by just the way he speaks alone I know he's not Caribbean man needs to hang it up the man stays jafaking it. Like speak English that's not the default black accent
@@kiddo7711 if you have yardie friends I get it but some ppl be dragging it. The fakers give the rest a bad name.
@@jayword2tuff158 I still gotta disagree, I NEVER really hear Africans of any kind, butcher the "Toronto accent". To be honest, a lot of Africans have grown up around Caribbean people sooo much that when I hear them speak, I even assume that they are straight from Jamaica, one reason might be due to Patois and having it's roots from West African languages so maybe there's a lil bit of a correlation. Plus the WeLoveHipHop guy you're talking about, FridayRickyDread, is allegedly Grenadian, soo.....
I want to com pair it to Multicultural London English accent the [old school rude boy] it seems be lot different.
Funny hering word waste dude instead of wasteman.
Waste yute not dude fam
I grew up in South Side Regent where Black Nova Scotian culture was more influential than Jamaican, and when I did live on Weston Road none of my Jamaican friends spoke that way, I've been raised around Jamaicans my entire life. My older half brother Jamaican.
One thing is for sure. Soap, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant and perfume/cologne does not exist anywhere in brrampton 😂
I agree bro
The ‘Toronto’ accent also is heavily influenced by small island W.I as well.
They sound the same lmaoo
Toronto used to be normal
Great vid I just wanna say most of the time it’s not mocking. In the suburbs it’s basically just tryna fit in with the popular kids or “gangster” kids at school, there’s no bad intention with it other than the intention to make themselves look more “hard” or “gangster” than they really are. The real problem on a multi cultural level is when a subset of those people in the suburbs grow up and cross the line of just tryna fit in and actually start something like gangs and end up murdering people and selling crack and shit. Happened right before my eyes in Richmond Hill.
Richmond hill queens?
@@EasyDuzzit loooool nah Richmond Hill is a small city basically bordering Toronto. A lot of the Toronto culture radiates here.
@@InADarkTavern oh cause not for nothing in queens richmondhill is like the toronto of Ny deadass
@@EasyDuzzit dangerous there right? I think pop smokes from there. The city of Richmond Hill in Canada is a super safe growing suburb but these kids wanna mimic Toronto gang culture and they’re making it seriously dangerous to go to parties and things like that
@@EasyDuzzit I don’t want to give you the impression that Toronto is some super dangerous place. Actually I’ve walked through many hoods/blocks without even realizing. It’s very safe here but if you look like you’re a gangster then ofc you’re gonna get targeted. Other than that there’s serious mental cases out there in the streets that may hurt you in a random act. But for the most part it’s super safe especially compared to American cities.
I've got news for you, every city from Scarborough to kingston talks like that now.
how ur great grandma came to canada 1970?? how old r u fam 15?
Wym how?… she came in the 70s what that have to do with my age 😂 I’m 22 my guy
His great grandma was probably young 😂😂
@@GAHVINCII ahlie😂
They didn’t speak like this in 2017
And We the real people always have , it’s crazy
What about all the people who grow up in Canada with Caribbean parent's? Yet they have a fake accent and have never been to the Caribbean? 😂😂😂
U can tell there trying to hard once they start twisting up there mout 😂😂😂😂
this is not the accent from the 90s
4:33 Bro trust me I feel the EXACT same way, I can't even watch or listen to that white girl speak.
4:48 😂😂😂👏🏾
3:49 Isn't that a Newfie accent?
And why are you afraid to say that it was Forrest Hills that Drake moved to. Yes, Degrassi was shot in the east end, but not Scarborough.
I’m Not afraid of sh!t idk what your talking about 🤣 and no we’re not talking about Newfoundland people in this video & lastly I never said degrassi was in Scarborough
Rez accent
🤣 The Toronto accent haha.
It's a combination of Jamaican patois, Canadian British English.
It's about being proper.
It's a way to explain to other individuals that we can flex both ways.
It's about being a proper Canadian but still being able to run on JAH code still.
There's no "British English". It just a combination of Jamaican Patois, Somali and the native Canadian accent.
@@kiddo7711 They call it British English.
What kind of English to they speak in England?
And Jamaicans aren't somalis
Jamaicans are Ethiopian.
@@kiddo7711 You obviously never watched a UK sitcom
The English in Britain is British English.
Everything is referenced off of England( British English) including the Canadian accent including the Canadian dictionary. Canadian English is British English.Well Canadian French English.
That's why the black people from London England can mix easily with the blacks from Canada cuz we're on the same vibe.
@@kiddo7711 And most of Jamaican patois is west African dialect mixed with Espanol French and Scottish.
These new kids are just weird..so extra with the ting...this is just how jamaican kids talked..all over the gta..kardinal already came out with bakardi slang from 2003
I live in Toronto I've never had a non black person try to talk to me in that Toronto accent. And if they did I would ignore them I wouldn't trust them at all. Most of those folks don't even really be hanging around black people.
What Jamaicans refer to as "twang" is when they go from speaking with the Jamaican patoi and accent to making an attempt to speak with the proper English grammar and accent like the British natives of Britain (white ppl). Usually, something that natives of Jamaica find amusing and funny when they're hearing another fellow Jamaican trying to speak proper English like an American or British national.
But check this out now can u blame em? Jamaicans are more times the Center of friend groups and most vocal in them so yo tbh long as it sounds natural I have no problem with it being used. Look at a man like Turk what u gonna tell him. Imagine ur raised ur whole life indulged in it not knowing u even sound a way. But the “putting on” er’s tryna sound a way to be unique or make fun needs to dead cus those r what’s trending on the net. And to be fair we don’t have enough authentic representations I been sayin this from time. All the ogs gone marlon Palmer, 4yall n dem
Good analysis here...
Haha you’re right when the suburban kids and Drake do the Toronto accent it sounds hilarious and cringy. When it’s ppl of Caribbean/Jamaican descent most ppl wouldn’t even think twice. They don’t have the elongated A’s and O’s like small town ND and Minnesotans speak
I rock dat Dot accent..... STILL lol
a fake accent
@mr.uhleven how is it fake? because u don’t come from a Jamaican family and speak a twang don’t mean u invalidate a whole community and there accent u clown. It’s only fake when you weirdos talk like that
@@GRIMZTVNETWORK i’m not even from canada clown
@@GRIMZTVNETWORK that whole accent is annoying
@@mr.uhleven sucks for you bro get over it 😂😂
6-7-8 hours away? You’d still be in Ontario. It takes like 30-40 hours to get to Western Canada. I’ve done the drive a few times using the faster U.S. route and it was a four day trip.
Flights my guy , obviously I’m not talking about people driving to Calgary I even showed the flight map 😂
Windrush generation
As an American yall all sound goofy asf lmao
And you from Chicago one of the most goofiest sounding places here
As a Canadian I think New Yorkers sound goofy af. Especially from Brooklyn. I feel like I'm being spat on everytime I hear them speak.
Please keep your comments close to home and mind your business.
Yall shut up with yall ignorant ass takes. People can say the Toronto dialect sounds "stupid" or "ugly" because Toronto is not the only city that gets insults like that. I've seen an equal amount memes of the Baltimore accent, and I'm pretty sure the people over there don't care because it's been there before the internet saw it, and it will still be there after, same thing with Toronto, black communities in the city have been speaking like that from AT LEAST the 90s it's not going anywhere anytime soon.
New York is arguably the most famous city in the world and their accent is also one of the most iconic and recognizable in the world. AND THEY EVEN GET CLOWNED for how they speak. Black people in Florida also sound "stupid" to some people because they slur some their words and you can't really make out what they're saying unless you're from there. Memphis still gets cooked LIKE CRAZY for how they talk, everybody gets clowned
fr fr on foenem these bufords moving yang asl on the guys mane
Jungle got the illest slang and everyone bit it like it's nothing!!!
I'm White and so confused. When i hear actual Jamaicans, I assume they're from Toronto.
I'm old enough to remember West Indians (awkwardly) trying to talk like Black Americans.
People imitate what they like or feel an afinity for.
Next...
Which Caribbean countries dat ?
WHO and where was this cause I’m talking about Canada and nobody tries to speak like them so.. Next
@@GRIMZTVNETWORK Every. Single. One. Not every single person. But people from every Caribbean nationality.
I am Canadian born West Indian of African descent, born here in old Grace Hospital in 1959. Isolated from the majority of folks (immigrant and native born like myself)... because in 50s/60s Toronto, the majority to immigrants tended to live in the core, however some of us made the move to rent and purchase homes in the suburbs.
I not only witnessed it by
hearing but also... "feeling".
While my sense of longing for belonging to "my own" was based on knowing (and need to "know") myself, as a West Indian, it ALWAYS felt weird when those of our background would try to sound like Americans. As a someone with a Jamaican mother and Bajan father... it was ALWAYS a comforting breath of fresh air when encountering (usually older, mature) West Indians who weren't "putting on" the U.S. accent. By early/mid 70s the emergence of Rasta Culture (real Rasta not follow fashion) was a comforting/affirming experience as well.
On observation/analysis over the years, the pattern became clear.
Most people, Black, Brown, Beige, White (and/or "other") often adopt ways of dressing, talking, dancing from other cultures they're exposed to because they "like" or feel they identify with the "energy" of another culture's style, however there IS other motives as well.
Sometimes it is due to lack of self-appreciation and/or insecurity ie:
- Rural country folk are disrespected as unsophisticated, therefore try to "present" as urban/city to gain cool and/or class. Not all country folk used to do this, but enough.
- Lower income folks adopting middle and upper class modes of dress to gain acceptability through appearing wealthy, culturally sophisticated, or intellectually "smart".
- Middle and upper income folks (of ALL ethnic backgrounds) adopting what is perceived as "Ghetto" dress and speech patterns to appear hard, full of "rebel" power, or clever (inspired by the recent 30 year emergence of Hip-hop style and Rap music iconologies and mythologies).
The Hip-hop/Rap (Black/Afican cultural influence) reference is NOT new and this social effect follows the emergence of EVERY Black/African music and dressing style. Happened with Cuban Habenera, Danzon, Son(Salsa). Happened through the Argentine Tango (Cajengue and Milonga) scene. This also happened (as you may already know)... through Ragtime, Jazz, Swing, Soul, Disco, Funk, Chicago House, Detroit Techno subcultures as well.
I am also old enough to have witnessed people Black, Brown, Beige, White (and other) all adopting "locks" hairstyling(s which is actually an old Testament consecration of self to GOD according to Nazarite tradition).
This is (was?) adoption of style without original meaning... along with smoking ganja and adopting humble dress ...in order to "appear" humble, wise, spiritual etc.
The phenomenons I'm referring to are known as enculturation and aculturation. Keep in mind these things are ofen part of cultural appreciation and should NOT always be confused with cultural appropriation.
Along with the innocent natural appreciation and adoption of other cultures (ethnic, sociological) attributes we refer to as style...
...admittedly there is the other fear or insecurity driven motive I described above which you would recognize intellectually as "power by association"... but possibly refer to as faking, fronting... 😄 ...and my (70s) generation would call "signifying".
You quite possibly witnessed (and recognize) the same behaviors among your peers in middle school and high school.
In my day, teens joined (and sometimes bounced between) Funk, Rocker, Artsy Bohemian, Rasta, Disco-Soul, and Folk identities.
Correct me if I'm wrong... 😉 ...but you probably witnessed youth doing the same with the Hip-hop/Rap, Rock, Alternative, Reggae, and House/Club identities of your generation, yes?
You may not have investigated these aspects of human behavior I'm referring to, however, if you should share this conversation with your parents, great grandparents... you may find confirmation of the same process of cross cultural exchange...
...AND the various motives you've witnessed, and I also have lived through... to speak about.
They watched top boy too mych
The toronto accent reminds me of accents some of my friends have
it really isn't "just white people mocking it" there's countless videos of the Toronto accent people hate used by black people
😂😂😂😂😂
The Toronto Accent started with a Curtain Man..Dont know who that Curtain Man is..But we have that Curtain Man Dem we know that Talk like this or that..lolol.
Purple Gorillaz Was Here. Peace.
All i want to know is if "sick to my stomach" is an actual saying
In many countries
Tbh, if ppl wants to talk your accent it doesn't mean they're mocking you or certain race. Maybe they just like the accent itself. It's cool not everything is racist in their views while you see it completely different in your view.
No it is mocking because there only talking like that to make people laugh and it’s not funny , if I A black man was supposed to try talk in a Chinese accent is something not wrong ?
@@GRIMZTVNETWORKThe scenario you describe would depend on if you grew up in/with it... and whether you're willfully mocking or just identify with the energy.
The scenario you describe is a good for examining our reasoning... as too often we assume without having a clue.
Without knowing your motive, I can't assume good or bad.
All my feelings about your manner (style) of speech mean nothing if I don't have true understanding.
man shows a picture of little Jamaica. then calls snowday a white suburban kid. Do your research before you speak my yute
Ahlie fham
How embarrassing
they're tryin to be cooli, but it sounds dumb
Cant like or dislike?
bare miskeen yutes in the comments
There is no Toronto accent. Real ones know there’s slang and mannerisms
Jamaican mix with it is fun
Love the video but that one girl is actually from a pretty bad part of toronto def not no suburbs lol
Lol thanks but u can live in the worst hood and be the biggest waste yute 😂😂
@@GRIMZTVNETWORKfacts
This girl is wack and ppl always feel amazed to hype her
Because it’s fake
Where does it come from ?
@@GRIMZTVNETWORK I grew up 40 mins from Toronto, and went to University there. No one ever spoke like that. It’s not the natural accent. This “accent” just emerged from the younger generation out of no where, it’s not how most of people in Toronto talk
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@@BDON Ignorance is not a good thing. You live almost an hour away from Toronto, who are you to say what's authentic and what isn't. If you wanna say that the white kids accents from 3:37 - 4:01 are fake then I'd agree with you. The whole "Toronto accent" that these white kids imitate came from the cities Caribbean and African population. Black communities in Toronto have been speaking like that. Expand your brain and educate yourself.
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It sounds terrible
It sounds childish and stupid
It’s not that serous.
This was necessary because these yt folk got y'all looking crazy on the internet.
Black toronto accent sounds terrible too. its not just the white people
@@LuisRamirez-vv4dkIt sounds much more authentic and less stupid than what the white kids are doing. And even you and other people don’t like it, it’s not for you to like… that’s how they talk and that’s how Black communities in the city have always been talking.
There's nothing wrong with the toronto accent. Toronto just has an obsession with the jamaican and American accent, and if our accent doesn't sound like either of those accents, then it's an issue.
trash
@@ryanrogers7452Is what you are, I know.
Bro what do you think a large number of the black people in Toronto are ? They’re Jamaican Canadian. Even if they’re born here their parents are Jamaican so they talk they’ve been talking like this at their houses since childhood. It’s their fault the fools are coping them. There’s hardly black Canadians in Toronto. As a matter of fact I’ve only met 2 black people in Toronto that’s fully Canadian with no connection to a country outside Canada... you aren’t going to find many of them in Toronto. Toronto isn’t like other parts of Canada. No 💩 they’re going to sound Jamaican if that’s their heritage. This isn’t the US where you have black Americans with no real connection to another country. . Almost all the black people in Toronto are of immigrant background and the Jamaicans have one of the larger black communities in the city. Where do you think guys like Andrew Wiggins parents are from ? Jamaica!
1:24 bap bap bap, Weston & Finch. You have a real black Toronto accent, this is how I talk too. All these waste yutes cheese me. They’re not from where we’re from fr. Mek dem galang
Please stop.
No matter black or white it sound goofy ash😂😂…..Thank God I’m from tha Bay
Ok so stay up there and come out my comments
Frankly, we don't give a dam