alot of dudes are migrants or parents from another state. You can tell the people that was born in "flawda" and "florida"
Why Do Some Southerners Have No Southern Accent At All?
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alot of dudes are migrants or parents from another state. You can tell the people that was born in "flawda" and "florida"
the infamous mer crimmuh link, I never got to see the shyt
That happens everywhere tho. I'm from the Midwest but I don't have a black Midwest accent. I just sound like a black man. I could be from any region in America and people would believe it. On a another note, I find it strange that the Midwest is the only region where blacks and whites have completely different accents. Never heard a black man or woman say "Hiya". 
Probably due to hyper segregation.
Probably due to hyper segregation.
I talk like whoever I bumped on my way to the office. It was cypress hill this morning 
locoloco87
Rookie
i went to high school with every single kind of floridian you can think of.. redneck,new york puerto rican,new york dominican,midwesterner,black californian,mexicans,rich white preps,
RadaMillz
Superstar
One of my friends has that thick atlanta/south accent and dude was eating real good out here, also london chicks were absolutely in awe with his lingo.
I was jelly lol
I was jelly lol
this, been all over but I grew into adulthood up North.
if I get drunk and/or pissed off then I start soundin like Meek Millz when he was goin at the pastor
all of my family is southern, im talkin TI merr chrimuh southern. just depends on your upbringing
edit: lol somebody posted the video
O.iatlhawksfan
Devoted Joel Embiid hater
Yu guys are overthinking this. Not everyOne in the South have souther accent like people from Atlanta and Alabama. In a lot of part of Louisiana people don't have country accents, but some areas they do.
Luda didn't really grow up in Atlanta. He moved there his high school year.
Luda didn't really grow up in Atlanta. He moved there his high school year.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
iono man "pop" just sounds so 1960's to usdont ask me why
Not this again. Out here, they look at u sideways for saying "soda". Man wtf is soda???
Same way we call how y'all say sneakers we call them "gym shoes".
we just pronouce our words a lil different 
Alot of them aren't born there as well....
Moved to Texas when I was about 11, I don't sound like I'm from anywhere in the South
When I meet anyone new within 5 mins I get, "You not from here are you?"
Don't let me say "Pop" and not "Soda" nikkas be like
lol pop n soda hit n miss tho...i got alot of family from tyler...n both sides say either or...
also i got a family in the 9th ward..n.o....n its weird as hell..seein marshall faulk...talk..n he was born n raised in that hoe...n he sound like a nikka from cali ..n hearing them..half them nikkas sound like they finna put a curse on u..
i remember i had to introduce myself in college..1nce they heard dine, tombout...knouuuuuuummmmmmmmmsayin...tine,got damn me, hol up, nall, yall, etc
that whole room...
...
I think it also depends on how your actual family speaks. If your parents have a strong southern accent, then you are bound to speak that way. Killer Mike doesn't have a deep southern accent even though he was born and raised on the same part of ATL as TI.
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Not this again. Out here, they look at u sideways for saying "soda". Man wtf is soda???
Same way we call how y'all say sneakers we call them "gym shoes".
In ATL it's "Tennis Shoes"