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Shyne Says Everyone Knew he was the Fall Guy in 1999 Shooting, Victim Wants Case Reopened
- Thread starter KingsOfKings
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When he became Prime Minister of the Nation of Belize
He was done dirty with different lawyers
Kingshango
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Pop pop pop, woman shot, who’s to blame?
Bad Boy
Kingshango
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The adlib was BadBoy.Shyne motherfukka don’t forget the name.
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Read the same comments in a recent Shaggy thread. Confused me then and now .
Both of them were born outside of the country, Shyne has been out of the US for 15 years, and been back in Belize for most of that time.
When I was a kid, my classmates would go down South for the Summer. And in two months return with a slight Southern accent. How did people expect Shyne to sound after 10+ years back in his parents' country.
Elim Garak
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You acting like we haven't seen him speak in other interviews in recent years. He is not talking like that.
In The Zone '98
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Smooth talking.
The sister doesn't know you per se. Just that Puffy is responsible for her being shot.
Lol, she not really clearing your name.
The sister doesn't know you per se. Just that Puffy is responsible for her being shot.
Lol, she not really clearing your name.
beenz
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skokiaan
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The Hit
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The point I'm trying to make is that the people who raised him spoke that language, grammar, and intonation.
His Mother, and extended family, and neighbors. In the country he was born, and among older generation in the section of Brooklyn he was raised in.
He likely communicated with Mom, relatives, and elders in the same language and speech.
Outside the house, he learned and communicated in the language and speech of the environment.
Back in Belize, he communicates in the original language & speech of his parents' culture.
The Shaggy and Shyne comments sounds like dudes think these guys dropped out of the sky as teens in America, and that speaking in the language/speech of their parents is an act.
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Max Goonberg
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He didn't lose it. He likely talked like this everyday in Brooklyn when speaking to his mom or his fam. Most west Indians in from America switch it up like that. I seen Busta on Jamaican platforms speaking patois. Don't mean he can't still speak Brooklyn.