Rappers from the UK sounds funny

[IpushFatKids]

Next thing shes wearing my rolex

 

[Gilver]

I don't post in this shythouse part of the forum but i had to step in for this.

That's good cause sometimes its hard for me to differentiate northern accents. I've never really been outside of London in the UK. I've been to Brighton a couple of times and Cornwall a couple of times but that's it.

Sometimes I can tell, sometimes I get confused. My kid brother went to Uni in Birmingham tho but I've never been.

 

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[BIGDENNIS10UK]

I don't post in this shythouse part of the forum but i had to step in for this.

Lol

Typical londoners think anything above Watford is up north.

Robert de biro Probably considers Milton Keynes up north

 

[Money Be Green]

wack

 

[Malta]

You should check out lowkey, at this point that's all he raps about.

Kinda like the British immortal technique but with a better flow.

And for me in this climate, British hip hop>american hip hop

Chester p & jehst>

I actually listen to Lowkey

British Hip hop is better right now simply because talent and wordplay seems to be appreciated. Yall listen to just as much trash rappers as us, but at the same time when someone comes with a message and meaning they get just as much love it seems.

 

[BIGDENNIS10UK]

I actually listen to Lowkey

British Hip hop is better right now simply because talent and wordplay seems to be appreciated. Yall listen to just as much trash rappers as us, but at the same time when someone comes with a message and meaning they get just as much love it seems.

I think alot if the british rappers just make music they love, just for the simple fact, they probably ain't gonns sell shyt anyway, you obviously get the blatant pop acts, but British hop hop for the most part is still underground.

Grime got bigger over here than our own hip hop ever was (which makes sense, seeing as that was our own sound).

 

[DaRealness]

Americans hate anything outside of America, basically. That's cool.

BTW that 'tea and crumpets' insult is so fukking old and unoriginal.

 

[Malta]

I think alot if the british rappers just make music they love, just for the simple fact, they probably ain't gonns sell shyt anyway, you obviously get the blatant pop acts, but British hop hop for the most part is still underground.

Grime got bigger over here than our own hip hop ever was (which makes sense, seeing as that was our own sound).

Appreciation of substance and depth

Americans hate anything outside of America, basically. That's cool.

I don't like Grime much, but UK rappers are dope

 

[Peak]

Robert de biro Probably considers Milton Keynes up north

It's not?

 

[BIGDENNIS10UK]

It's not?

It's underneath the midlands.

But to us Londoners, it's up north

 

[the next guy]

I actually listen to Lowkey

British Hip hop is better right now simply because talent and wordplay seems to be appreciated. Yall listen to just as much trash rappers as us, but at the same time when someone comes with a message and meaning they get just as much love it seems.

because it's underground and original. Plus everyone does not have to worry about whats real what false.

 

[the next guy]

Sheffield and north is up north. Nottingham, Leicester, Birmingham, MK, etc are in the midlands.

 

[DaRealness]

I don't like Grime much, but UK rappers are dope

Makes sense, cos grime is a local genre that for the most part isn't made for American or anyone else's ears and isn't meant to be.