How come black ppl don't talk like this anymore?

[saturn7]

what happened to that rhythmic cadence? only old nikkas still talk like that

"Now who done put this stuff in their mind?"

"Because we got a strong rap and they scared we gonna take the women."

 

[Jasonmask]

Know some nikkas who still talk like that. I still talk like that to an extent

 

[tuckgod]

nikkas just ain't cool enough to talk like that no more.

I’m about to bring it back

 

[tuckgod]

"Now who done put this stuff in their mind?"

"Because we got a strong rap and they scared we gonna take the women."

I ran that part back 3 times

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

@mag357 you from where in brooklyn and who else cosign you beside @Nicole0416 ?

Leave me out of ya fukkin personal beefs. Not in the mood for shyt today. You have a problem with him - address it. Fuk I look like? An interventionist to you? You never gave a fuk about conflicts that I had before in here, in fact, you were one of the jerks who used to come at me. I tagged you the other day and you didn’t say shyt with that dumbass cac clown on a thread. Handle your own shyt, like I had to do. That’s what y’all used to tell me, you tough right?? Leave me alone. Last I’m saying.

 

[ISO]

How the hell does that guy have access to that much archive footage, does he get it from Internet Archive or did he inherit a stash.

Just go on YouTube lol

 

[tuckgod]

White people were the ones who were pillaging their country yet Asians want to hate on us? Fukk those people, straight up.

They tricked everybody breh.

Even folks that look just like us.

 

[Field Marshall Bradley]

True. I honestly think the 80s set black people back a few decades.

Based on what exactly?

 

[Mordith]

Post jive turkey babble brehs...

 

[keond]

Yea I was thinking he's from Chicago cause his accent sounded like Fred Hampton especially when Fred Hampton said "we are the people, we are not the pig", and the main one speaking said, "we are the people here now".

He also sounded like Richard Pryor when Pryor used to impersonate dudes from his neighborhood.

When i heard him speak, i said damn he sounds like Fred Hampton. Early Michael from Good Times had the speech pattern too.

 

[ISO]

That’s just how brehs talked regardless of region.

The accent in OP is all over this movie and it’s from NY.


This is Felipe Luciano and he also has that rhymthic speech pattern elongating his words it’s that Last Poets shyt.
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This is how Polo G sounds

 

[Wear My Dawg's Hat]

Plenty of speech patterns have come and gone.

There was that "Black Aristocratic" accent that Roscoe Lee Browne, James Baldwin and others spoke with.

 

[old boy]

Long term effects of integration and influences in technology, education, and sadly, like breh was saying... having to be non-threatening and somehow apologetic for
your culture and style to succeed in advancing corporate America in the 80s.

Add the mix - systemic repression of Black business, school to prison pipeline, and gentrification - You end up developing an almost Bi-Lingual Black person that has to heave themselves into white culture reluctantly at first...but over time it becomes accepted and normal.

Destruction of business and community is my answer.

repped

 

[dj-method-x]

The 70’s black man is THE DEFINITION of cool

 

[ISO]

I’m dead nikkas really think young people don’t have an accent over 25 people dapped that post