From my life experience in Toronto, I’ve only ever seen a Taranto mans in person ONCE. Liberty Village is the hipster part of “the 6ix” soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
Grew up in rural Ontario, and lived in Toronto for a few years, and never actually noticed there being an accent, yet most of what he said made sense to me 😂
Even though I am not Canadian, I understood a lot of the words including spliff and ting and Mandem. I am obsessed with Canada and I am trying to teach myself Toronto slang.
I'm from Toronto. I went to Jamaica once... I'm wondering how long I should stay next time I go somewhere in the Caribbean to come back with this accent
@@ericktwelve11 not exactly. Toronto slang is a reflection of the immigrant population, which is majority jamaican, middle eastren and asian. that's why there's a lot of carribean slang used in toronto in addition to arabic words etc.
As someone who lives in Toronto I’m here to anyone who talks like this is tarded.. granted do use SEEN which was originally taking the piss but now is vernacular
As someone who lives in Toronto I’m here to say that people do actually talk like this in Toronto ,not everyone does, but some people do
I’m from driftwood I talk like that 24/7 lol
ya they do fam
Yeah I live in Toronto too
@@M3_GOTTEM bruh freal driftwood tho
From my life experience in Toronto, I’ve only ever seen a Taranto mans in person ONCE. Liberty Village is the hipster part of “the 6ix” soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.
It freaks me out when he talks normally
Being away for years I can truly say there’s no place like home
Grew up in rural Ontario, and lived in Toronto for a few years, and never actually noticed there being an accent, yet most of what he said made sense to me 😂
same here lived in the trenches for 4 years
@@alcona4323 w
ayyyyeo respect toronto mans
Lol
Bro this guys a bird bucktee bucket styll
3:01 THOSE DATY YUTES FROM BRAMPTON LMFAOO
That part literally had me dying 😭🤣😃
@@meeladsamadi ONNG 😭😭😭
What does ma yute means??
@@ericktwelve11 yute means child in jamaican/toronto slang
@@alcona4323 So why the word is a Toronto slang??
The Survivor bit killed me lmao
My personal favourite clip 😂😂😂
I’m Toronto NEWMAN
For a city that is so permeated with so many asians, i'm surprized the Jamaican culture took over Toronto Slangs.
Not the Ah Ah lmaoo😂
it’s like indian accent meets island accent w a dash of canadian lol
Toronto mans accent is Urban British Slang mixed with Jamaican Slang
Even though I am not Canadian, I understood a lot of the words including spliff and ting and Mandem.
I am obsessed with Canada and I am trying to teach myself Toronto slang.
Deafaz is one of my favorites
@@kylegreen6200 deafaz is slapping someone right?
@@ZOG_EXTERMINATOR yeah
That’s all uk slang
@@virgilvandijk2329 It's not UK or Toronto slang, it's island speak. I hate when u UK mans come to Toronto to say its "ur" slang. It's not fam
Lol dying… Big up Malvern
I'm from Toronto. I went to Jamaica once... I'm wondering how long I should stay next time I go somewhere in the Caribbean to come back with this accent
Man said 'don't watch that' im sleeeeep 💀
man used the cp24 sign language people bro im dead
Legendary..i miss Tdot 😢 i can't wait till the borders open back up..this was hilarious
Two Jr. Chickens and a spliff?
I'm weak rn 😭😂😂😂😂 I cant even 😭😭😂
this represents my city
It has similarities with MLE when it comes to origins. Strong Caribbean influence
Toronto mans accent is Urban British Slang mixed with Jamaican Slang
Danm that’s bad, now imagine how bad we speak in Montréal LOL French + Créole + English + Arabic
Lol trudeau comes out of the closet @ 45 seconds
People actually do sound like this in some parts of the city, especially younger folks. When I was coming this accent was in its infancy.
Wagwan Gyal
Sounds like a Fake Jamaican accent 😂😂
New York slang wayyyyy better.
100% agree, Toronto people stoled Jamaica slang
FACTS
Absolutely. Toronto slang a whole mess, even UK’s rendition of patois is more tolerable
@@ericktwelve11 not exactly. Toronto slang is a reflection of the immigrant population, which is majority jamaican, middle eastren and asian. that's why there's a lot of carribean slang used in toronto in addition to arabic words etc.
Nnyyeeaaahh ehh
Loloo
The first one tho
As someone who lives in Toronto I’m here to anyone who talks like this is tarded.. granted do use SEEN which was originally taking the piss but now is vernacular
I know a guy who sounds exactly like this