Ukbrotha
Superstar
Mer Crimmuh brehs.
By the way, US brehs, I need y'all help understanding something : I listened to Kells cookie song once again (might be growing on me), and notice he said "fukk with a nikka" twice. I think he met "fukk with me" but I wasn't sure because he also could have meant "fukk with a black man".
I noticed on this message board that it's not unusual to talk about oneself the Jaqen H'ghar way (using "a man", "a brother", "a nikka" or any "a + noun"). Why though ? The English language is great because it may be the shorter way to express things. Comparing it to latin languages, I'm sometimes annoyed by how long or how many syllables we have to add to the english count to say the same things. Why then use "a nikka" to say "me" or "I"?
I wish I could punch in your face while your kids are eating Captain Crunch you cheeky motherfukker.
What did I say that rubbed you the wrong way ? I'm seriously asking. In French, we don't use the third person to talk about oneself unless one is arrogant or royalty. It seems that in the US it's way more common so that's the reason of my question.
I'm not specifically talking about rappers. I saw plenty of users used that way of talking here (I don't post on another US message board) without sounding or wanting to sound arrogant.Because that's what hip-hop / rugged RnB is. Arrogant music. So they say arrogant things.
I'm not specifically talking about rappers. I saw plenty of users used that way of talking here (I don't post on another US message board) without sounding or wanting to sound arrogant.
Yeah I figured that "fukk with*" meant "make some business with" since I witnessed that in Hustle & Flow or in The Wire (I don't remember) when at a moment, there was a dude selling something and he was saying "fukk with me". At that point I didn't understand and was boggled by the sexual innuendo and was literallyfukk with a nikka, fukk with me you know I got it
He's referring to himself, and it's not necessarily sexual...but I guess since it's R.Kelly it could be![]()