Robert plenty european countries have a drill scene, Heres some foreign drill artist UK (67) France (Kalash Criminel) Australia (ONEFOUR) Norway (S1sco) Sweden (Blacky) Netherlands (73)
@@15xChampions there's literally no need to, you can tell that drake's taking inspiration from uk drill and not chicago drill just by listening to it lmfao. ultimately they're both only called "drill", it's just a regional thing and it's not very hard to differentiate between the two even if the region (or type of drill) isn't directly specified
Guys glad you loving our reaction btw we understand Toronto slang is similar to UK slang but what we saying is the flow is different. You gonna have to put us on some Toronto artists so we can react to them. Also us stating our opinion on the song is not hating it's a reaction channel for a reason. If we said we loved every song that came out especially because it's a big artist like Drake that would be fake this is based on first impressions. We listen to alot of Drakes music and respect him for exploring different genres/cultures and putting us on.
The Bogeres Northsidebenji-Levels ft Houdini Pressa-Canada goose ft Tory lanez PVRX-Nun new Houdini-myself Lil berete-Northside Smoke dawg-trap house K money-come outside Astrokidjay-lbiza ft stenno PVRX-Is U down ft Dave east
@@gamexsimmonds3581 How does Killy represent Toronto hip hop culture? Asian kid who wants to be Travis Scott is the best example of Toronto? C'mon my yute...stop it.
@@TalentedTenth I didnt say he is the best representation of Toronto culture I said they should check him out. What does him being asian gotta do with it? And he doesnt really sound like travis scott. A much higher pitched voice. Different flows, sometimes similar production though. Sounded Like Travis Scott more on his firm album then his second btw. When people ask to be recommend artists from a certain place it is good to give variety. So nothing wrong with including Killy
I feel like war is drake just putting his foot in the door . It’s just a sample before he snaps on sum drill shit . I consider war the “ charged up “ before he goes “ back to back “
You guys should just enjoy the music.. drake clearly giving uk the recognition that it deserves..he did the same to Jamaica, using our talk an vibe in make it popular in Canada..just embrace it
@@malarkeyhere all you guys mis the point...its not about making a slang become popular it's about taking a slang an make it known to who didnt know about it, which increase the popularity of it. An that's what he just did with this new song...it gains popularity because of how he was able to use the uk style an will now increase the uk market audience in from different countries...
@@tharinkarunaratna6525 all these Toronto yutes saying that all of Toronto talks like this, brudda ive been Toronto and no one talks with Caribbean slang except people from ends which is barely any
This is UK drill influence he is reppin yall. He has one on some British radio station which is more uk grime. He puttin on for y’all in the America’s. Drake a GOAT
Lool I was not. It's a reaction channel and that's what we meant to be doing. Just because its Drake I'm not gonna all of a sudden pretend that it's an amazing song. I love alot of Drakes songs and I respect him for exploring different genres and bringing exposure to the UK but i won't pretend and be fake lol. That's why you guys watch reaction videos to see what other people think.
Glad you did a reaction to this. Was going to suggest it. It's crazy hearing Drake with this type of flow and on this type of rhythm what next Afrobeats? 🤔
Well I see it as cool because I’ve never heard a flow like this being from US so this kinda made me curious to hear the stuff from uk. I feel like drake always shines light on shit Also please recommend some drill. I would like to hear 💯
H yeah the more I listen the more I like it, I can’t think of a lot but I would recommend ambush - ofb, opp thot - poundz, Harlem Spartans- Kennington where it started
Drake just does it from a musician standpoint. He doesn't need money or shine or anything out of it. He is the biggest star in Hiphop now whether you fuck with him or not. I think he really likes different music styles and just wants to bring shine to that scene. He gave Giggs and Skepta a lot of shine on More Life when he didn't need to.
lol dude keeps saying he is from America. That’s like me saying someone from England is Scottish. Or better yet, Irish. Come on. The man is giving drill a look. Like a big time head nod and admiration (not that you all need it). Just appreciate the love and keep it moving.
I agree with what you guys said - you have to grow up in the culture to come off authentic on a UK drill beat. It's confusing because Toronto actually does have similar slang to the UK due to the heavy Caribbean influence in the urban slang. Jamaicans brought all of that slang to the UK and Toronto but most British people just assume people from Toronto talk like Americans. There obviously is a ton of American influence on Canadian culture, but specifically for urban culture, the Caribbean influence is definitely stronger. The other thing with Drake is even though he is Canadian he is also an American citizen through his dad, lives in America, has an American passport etc. So he definitely has more American influence than your average Canadian. On top of that he definitely catered to the Southern accent trend back in 2009 in order to blow up. Now that he has already peaked in his career he is now revisiting his Toronto influences and using more of that local slang. So while they may seem to be an attempt at UK drill, I think it's more of him being a local Toronto guy, using Toronto slang but on a UK drill beat with UK fashion and mannerisms with his hand movements. So he's trying to use Toronto references, naming local Toronto hoods, and incidents but with a UK flow and beat rather than trying to 100% emulate a UK drill song completely. I know it's confusing but that's Drake. Being a mixed guy, having dual citizenship, loving UK, American, Toronto and Caribbean culture produces a lot of interesting music.
@@evertonkkg6624 you zeeit... all a Toronto and London is fulla people from Jamacia or descendants so the influence can only come from one source...People just enjoy the similarities and the differences and foward in unity
@@Rio-uv1gs l've been telling people this, Jamaicans influence most of the slang in Toronto and London..... So l don't understand why people are arguing over it.....lol
@@XVII-FEAR-GOD-XVII I was born in South London and grew up Toronto too. Toronto doesn't use the British slang it uses slang that comes from Jamaica which London also uses. That's what makes London and Toronto have similarities in the way they talk or phrase things...it's the island link. You're right.
It’s the AD-LIBS. He completely missed the ad-libs. That’s one of the main reasons why it’s not hitting you as hard, why you’re not feeling it, and why the track sound so empty, and as you said, too chilled. Ad-libbing is a whole other aspect of the game and it’s a different skill set. OneFour caught onto it and did well with their ad libs. Drake completely left it out here. That’s one of the main things that’s missing. Probably the U.S. rapper who does ad libs the best is Cam’ron and the whole Dipset/Diplomats crew. I’d actually say Cam’ron is a legend when it comes to ad libs, especially his Purple Haze album and Killa Season. He may have started it all actually. Peace ✌️
Rap is un equivalently American, thus the reason Drill is referred to as “UK Rap” because “Rap” for all intensive purposes means “American Rap”.. I guess what I’m trying to say is Rap is an American Style of music.. Drill apparently also started in Chicago... but isn’t grime and Drill biting rap to begin with? I get not wanting everyone to sound the same, I love grimy southern rap like 36 mafia or Rittz, or Yelawolf... and how different it sounds from say West Coast Rap like 2Pac, Dr Dre, etc.. or like where all styles are birthed from, NY rap like Nas and Jay...so I get styles and not wanting them bit, but that said if say Jay Z or Nas wanted to expiring this with a style of rap he helped birth like Drill, I don’t know I just would be annoyed at those hating on him saying he’s biting, having birthed those they claim he bit... also, this will make UK rap significantly bigger by him doing one song bringing light to it, isn’t that a good thing?
Rhone Cherrington that’s what I’m saying, like I listened to this song and the more I listen the more I like it, and I wasn’t having a dig at him except for maybe the concept of drill which is talking about the who drill lifestyle which he obviously doesn’t do. But I am glad he went out of his comfort zone to make a drill song as well as make us listeners hear a new sound etc it wasn’t hate it was just an opinion it sounds strange to me because I’m so used to the whole British drill scene
Hello you two,when van I get a reaction video of Stormyz ft.Hedie One,Audacity!I love you guys reaction you give a lot of information to people like me that US citizens. Plus Stormyz is my favorite artist!
“canadian or american same thing” CAP ...canadian and uk yutes share the same slang and have similar communities and culture..sry but get your facts straight
Exactly, as an American with Caribbean parents, I can tell you that although the US has a bigger Caribbean population than the U.K. & Canada, the American youth do not use any Jamaican/Caribbean slang unlike the U.K. or Canada which really confuses me. Instead, the Americans really created they’re own slang, I guess that’s one of the reasons why the US is so different.
@@b.boston4950 Canadian and British descendants of the Caribbean hold on to what their parents passed down. Its because America has a melting pot environment..American first everything else after.. Where England and Canada has individual communities within the country, so being British or Canadian can mean something different depending on which race you're speaking to. It has its advantages and disadvantages. That's why America appears more united and has a distinct identity and England and Canada don't to a degree. Its very confusing...i tried to explain...I've lived in all 3 countries.
Drill needs energy and authenticity behind it. That's what makes the song bang. If you are a killer you can rap about cheffings and kweffings. Drake ain't about that life so it feels fake. No energy behind this song. It's dead.
The UK rappers you can't understand what they're saying. That's why a I lot of them don't hit big in America. Regardless of what they think about the song Drake going to be big because he's Crystal clear of what he's saying.
Copy? Obviously you guy haven't been to Toronto. When I hear your music I say the same thing lol. Caribbean influence is strong in the 6 as well. This is the most Toronto song drake has ever done.
Rodney Bonic and that my friend is why we made this reaction channel my friend to expand our musical horizon I honestly would’ve never known that about toronto but now I know 🤟🏿🤟🏿😅😅
Drake made uk rap understandable
Jerry Harris W
Jerry Harris lol facts. He gotta look out for the fans that aren’t use to drill.
Jordan Sharpe Fuck you
Evil Kirby fuck me then
Jordan Sharpe never have I listened to uk drill until drake made a song 💁🏽♂️
This sheds a lot of light on UK drill, I didn’t even know that UK had a drill scene figured it was only chi-town and NY
Robert plenty european countries have a drill scene,
Heres some foreign drill artist
UK (67)
France (Kalash Criminel)
Australia (ONEFOUR)
Norway (S1sco)
Sweden (Blacky)
Netherlands (73)
1st listen: meh
2nd listen: drake tryna be drill
3rd listen: Woy Oy!!!!
looool
He's not tryna be drill. Drill wasnt created in the UK. It was created in Chicago
@@15xChampions he's trying to be UK drill. UK drill is inspired from chiraq drill but they're definitely different
charlie truong then say UK Drill, don’t say “drill”
@@15xChampions there's literally no need to, you can tell that drake's taking inspiration from uk drill and not chicago drill just by listening to it lmfao. ultimately they're both only called "drill", it's just a regional thing and it's not very hard to differentiate between the two even if the region (or type of drill) isn't directly specified
Guys glad you loving our reaction btw we understand Toronto slang is similar to UK slang but what we saying is the flow is different.
You gonna have to put us on some Toronto artists so we can react to them. Also us stating our opinion on the song is not hating it's a reaction channel for a reason. If we said we loved every song that came out especially because it's a big artist like Drake that would be fake this is based on first impressions. We listen to alot of Drakes music and respect him for exploring different genres/cultures and putting us on.
Listen to Killy
From Toronto if you haven't. He released two new videos on the last two weeks. His isn't a drill artist but good artist none the less.
The Bogeres
Northsidebenji-Levels ft Houdini
Pressa-Canada goose ft Tory lanez
PVRX-Nun new
Houdini-myself
Lil berete-Northside
Smoke dawg-trap house
K money-come outside
Astrokidjay-lbiza ft stenno
PVRX-Is U down ft Dave east
@@gamexsimmonds3581 How does Killy represent Toronto hip hop culture? Asian kid who wants to be Travis Scott is the best example of Toronto? C'mon my yute...stop it.
@@TalentedTenth I didnt say he is the best representation of Toronto culture
I said they should check him out. What does him being asian gotta do with it? And he doesnt really sound like travis scott. A much higher pitched voice. Different flows, sometimes similar production though. Sounded Like Travis Scott more on his firm album then his second btw. When people ask to be recommend artists from a certain place it is good to give variety. So nothing wrong with including Killy
RUSSELL!
This uk drill beat with Toronto slang in it simple as that.
I feel like war is drake just putting his foot in the door . It’s just a sample before he snaps on sum drill shit . I consider war the “ charged up “ before he goes “ back to back “
Crazy part drake was doing this for a min tho
Breeze Brown fax
You guys should just enjoy the music.. drake clearly giving uk the recognition that it deserves..he did the same to Jamaica, using our talk an vibe in make it popular in Canada..just embrace it
Krucial Facts it’s not only Jamaican slang it’s London street slang as well
drake did not make Jamaican slang popular in toronto.
@@malarkeyhere all you guys mis the point...its not about making a slang become popular it's about taking a slang an make it known to who didnt know about it, which increase the popularity of it. An that's what he just did with this new song...it gains popularity because of how he was able to use the uk style an will now increase the uk market audience in from different countries...
Well said
@@ryansinclair88 okay I agree, but still Drake did not make patoi (Jaimacan) slang popular in Toronto.
Glad y’all put UK in the title. This EXACTLYYYYYY what I needed to watch lmao
Stop comparing drake to America in this it’s a mix of Toronto Canada and UK
lmao ok we got better rappers than him still yall can have him lmfaoooo
not canada lol just toronto other canadians and torontonians sound american lol we just use the uk slang for jokes
@@tharinkarunaratna6525 all these Toronto yutes saying that all of Toronto talks like this, brudda ive been Toronto and no one talks with Caribbean slang except people from ends which is barely any
This is UK drill influence he is reppin yall. He has one on some British radio station which is more uk grime. He puttin on for y’all in the America’s. Drake a GOAT
He isnt trying to completely copy it...he is paying homage to the culture he has much respect for....HOMAGE
Lmao the girl was looking for hate on drake the whole video
Brandon Bell yess she was hatin hard asl🤣
Lool I was not. It's a reaction channel and that's what we meant to be doing. Just because its Drake I'm not gonna all of a sudden pretend that it's an amazing song. I love alot of Drakes songs and I respect him for exploring different genres and bringing exposure to the UK but i won't pretend and be fake lol. That's why you guys watch reaction videos to see what other people think.
Glad you did a reaction to this. Was going to suggest it. It's crazy hearing Drake with this type of flow and on this type of rhythm what next Afrobeats? 🤔
nice reactions guys, and this song by Drake is decent like what Drake has done here, look forward to seeing more of your reaction videos.👌💯
This is a beautiful song 🌠🌠🌠🌠
Well I see it as cool because I’ve never heard a flow like this being from US so this kinda made me curious to hear the stuff from uk. I feel like drake always shines light on shit
Also please recommend some drill.
I would like to hear 💯
H yeah the more I listen the more I like it, I can’t think of a lot but I would recommend ambush - ofb, opp thot - poundz, Harlem Spartans- Kennington where it started
The Bogeres Thanks bro
Shits fire to me. Love from brooklyn, NY
Drake just does it from a musician standpoint. He doesn't need money or shine or anything out of it. He is the biggest star in Hiphop now whether you fuck with him or not. I think he really likes different music styles and just wants to bring shine to that scene. He gave Giggs and Skepta a lot of shine on More Life when he didn't need to.
That’s like saying UK copied rap with y’all logic drake just showing love to the UK and a fan
You’re talking about pop smoke he’s from New York not chiraq
Mr Flydaddy Chicago. Don’t refer to my whole city as chiraq. Only certain parts are chiraq.
Bro lol . Drake lowkey bridged the gap from UK to US lol . 2024 now N everyone loves this sound now lol
lol dude keeps saying he is from America. That’s like me saying someone from England is Scottish. Or better yet, Irish. Come on. The man is giving drill a look. Like a big time head nod and admiration (not that you all need it). Just appreciate the love and keep it moving.
Let we ask you a question. Where is Canada? I hope you see where I'm going with this.
greatest drill artist... big shaq
Jimmy Minor nope either king Louie or rondonumbanine
Chief Keef
UK drill beat/flow with Toronto slang - toronto and Uk have a lot of same slang that originates from Jamaica
Uk mixed with USA doesn’t sound good
Dan Blythe are you dumb??? Who men's are you
Some of it is London slang too like "Endz"
Wilins Jeanbaptiste it’s cringe when American twats try and use UK words like Feds and shank
@@danblythe1083 feds isn't specific to UK lol
I agree with what you guys said - you have to grow up in the culture to come off authentic on a UK drill beat. It's confusing because Toronto actually does have similar slang to the UK due to the heavy Caribbean influence in the urban slang. Jamaicans brought all of that slang to the UK and Toronto but most British people just assume people from Toronto talk like Americans. There obviously is a ton of American influence on Canadian culture, but specifically for urban culture, the Caribbean influence is definitely stronger.
The other thing with Drake is even though he is Canadian he is also an American citizen through his dad, lives in America, has an American passport etc. So he definitely has more American influence than your average Canadian. On top of that he definitely catered to the Southern accent trend back in 2009 in order to blow up. Now that he has already peaked in his career he is now revisiting his Toronto influences and using more of that local slang. So while they may seem to be an attempt at UK drill, I think it's more of him being a local Toronto guy, using Toronto slang but on a UK drill beat with UK fashion and mannerisms with his hand movements. So he's trying to use Toronto references, naming local Toronto hoods, and incidents but with a UK flow and beat rather than trying to 100% emulate a UK drill song completely.
I know it's confusing but that's Drake. Being a mixed guy, having dual citizenship, loving UK, American, Toronto and Caribbean culture produces a lot of interesting music.
Man said Headie ones flow ? He ain’t using he’s flow he’s going in and out of he’s flow it ain’t the same
Sinaquad serious spalshers 2.0 if you haven't listened to serious spalshers listen to it
Plan for what it is difficult while it is easy, do what is great while it is small
I agree it doesn’t connect but the subjects hit for Canadians because a lot of the oeople really be about it
Drake got hitmans by his side he beyond a driller
Thanks. I had no idea what he was talking about.
Yoo my guy u sound like avelino😂 we need a fitb cover from u! Lol subbed
All this origins from Jamaica
Exaclty
@@Rio-uv1gs I don't get the arguing like all this nuh come from one place.
@@evertonkkg6624 you zeeit... all a Toronto and London is fulla people from Jamacia or descendants so the influence can only come from one source...People just enjoy the similarities and the differences and foward in unity
@@Rio-uv1gs l've been telling people this, Jamaicans influence most of the slang in Toronto and London.....
So l don't understand why people are arguing over it.....lol
@@XVII-FEAR-GOD-XVII I was born in South London and grew up Toronto too. Toronto doesn't use the British slang it uses slang that comes from Jamaica which London also uses. That's what makes London and Toronto have similarities in the way they talk or phrase things...it's the island link. You're right.
Heavy critic for no reason lol its gon be banging globally.yall gonna hate it loool
Jay therealiest the more I listen to it the more it grows on me
Lool it's a reaction channel that's what we meant to do
& Drake not American , whole different country & different culture
This is how everyone around Toronto talks like for real
He’s from Canada not America
It’s the AD-LIBS. He completely missed the ad-libs. That’s one of the main reasons why it’s not hitting you as hard, why you’re not feeling it, and why the track sound so empty, and as you said, too chilled.
Ad-libbing is a whole other aspect of the game and it’s a different skill set. OneFour caught onto it and did well with their ad libs. Drake completely left it out here. That’s one of the main things that’s missing.
Probably the U.S. rapper who does ad libs the best is Cam’ron and the whole Dipset/Diplomats crew. I’d actually say Cam’ron is a legend when it comes to ad libs, especially his Purple Haze album and Killa Season. He may have started it all actually. Peace ✌️
Cam started ad libs? How old are you? Lmao.
Nah of course he didn’t. I just mean to the extent that it’s done the way it is now. Calm down
Eric Brooks I’m 39 btw. And if you don’t admit Cam changed the ad lib game then you’re either lying or you’re the young one. Calm down son
Choclair, Saukrates, Marvel, Cardinale, FOS.
y’all tripping shit way to hard
eh id say toronto slang is fairly similar to uk slang as they both have caribbean influence
( Moscow 17) loose - on a glide
Rap is un equivalently American, thus the reason Drill is referred to as “UK Rap” because “Rap” for all intensive purposes means “American Rap”.. I guess what I’m trying to say is Rap is an American Style of music.. Drill apparently also started in Chicago... but isn’t grime and Drill biting rap to begin with? I get not wanting everyone to sound the same, I love grimy southern rap like 36 mafia or Rittz, or Yelawolf... and how different it sounds from say West Coast Rap like 2Pac, Dr Dre, etc.. or like where all styles are birthed from, NY rap like Nas and Jay...so I get styles and not wanting them bit, but that said if say Jay Z or Nas wanted to expiring this with a style of rap he helped birth like Drill, I don’t know I just would be annoyed at those hating on him saying he’s biting, having birthed those they claim he bit... also, this will make UK rap significantly bigger by him doing one song bringing light to it, isn’t that a good thing?
Rhone Cherrington that’s what I’m saying, like I listened to this song and the more I listen the more I like it, and I wasn’t having a dig at him except for maybe the concept of drill which is talking about the who drill lifestyle which he obviously doesn’t do. But I am glad he went out of his comfort zone to make a drill song as well as make us listeners hear a new sound etc it wasn’t hate it was just an opinion it sounds strange to me because I’m so used to the whole British drill scene
He’s from Toronto
The thing that is missing is called authenticity
Christmas Eve grind 🥳
Emily Lewis I’ll give you a you a New York grind 😉
Hello you two,when van I get a reaction video of Stormyz ft.Hedie One,Audacity!I love you guys reaction you give a lot of information to people like me that US citizens. Plus Stormyz is my favorite artist!
The guy is forcing our accent but it’s calm😂😂
mozinho 619 bro mans in Toronto talk like this tho
channel:/errorcode/404 I beg u stfu about mans u can’t even say it right looolll he was using London street slang and dats not your ting kmt
King Mally reach 6ixside then wagwan🤨
King Mally stfu... Jamaica started y’all shit
@@kingmally3602 you sound stupid, have you been to Toronto?
Nigga drake got mob ties he don’t gotta up on niggas
What exactly is drill
something UK niggas teefed from Chicago...kinda how they did House music
drake showed love for houston culture but stole tf outta of it so careful lol
Whats tour intor song ?
“canadian or american same thing” CAP ...canadian and uk yutes share the same slang and have similar communities and culture..sry but get your facts straight
Ah Toronto is mix...of uk and states
Exactly, as an American with Caribbean parents, I can tell you that although the US has a bigger Caribbean population than the U.K. & Canada, the American youth do not use any Jamaican/Caribbean slang unlike the U.K. or Canada which really confuses me. Instead, the Americans really created they’re own slang, I guess that’s one of the reasons why the US is so different.
@@b.boston4950 Canadian and British descendants of the Caribbean hold on to what their parents passed down. Its because America has a melting pot environment..American first everything else after.. Where England and Canada has individual communities within the country, so being British or Canadian can mean something different depending on which race you're speaking to. It has its advantages and disadvantages. That's why America appears more united and has a distinct identity and England and Canada don't to a degree. Its very confusing...i tried to explain...I've lived in all 3 countries.
Rio ..you helped me understand quite a bit, thankyou 🙂
Can a british driller please remake dis cuz it was wasted on drake. He acc went hard but his accent fucked it
Drill needs energy and authenticity behind it. That's what makes the song bang. If you are a killer you can rap about cheffings and kweffings. Drake ain't about that life so it feels fake. No energy behind this song. It's dead.
Brooklyn Drill
How you gonna say mans copied drill flow when UK mandem literally copied the Chiraq mans
Abdullah Khalid I feel like you copied this comment from the video ...
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these two ever heard of canada? its pretty much UK2.0
React to these toronto artist
Why g
French
Pressa
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Nigga making diet drill
Toronto slang
So does anybody know what Woii Yoii Means? Please tell me
Popcaan started saying it......
Not sure what it means tho.....
I think it’s an ad-lib
Ask Bob Marley
@@XVII-FEAR-GOD-XVII th-cam.com/video/JLYOOezs3DA/w-d-xo.html
Toronto Jamaican, not Toronto UK. We always said man dem
Y'all say 'mans dem' and 'mans' UK heads say 'man dem' and 'man'.
@@jamessmith6909 Example A: " Yo what are the Man Dem dealin wit"
@@thatguyfromthe6eh649 I don't know bro, Toronto is known for the whole 'mans' with an 's' thing.
@@jamessmith6909 ... My dude just used the "S" while we had this discussion, shit I guess Ur right 💯
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she is hating sheesh
The UK rappers you can't understand what they're saying. That's why a I lot of them don't hit big in America. Regardless of what they think about the song Drake going to be big because he's Crystal clear of what he's saying.
that girl beautiful
Thank you ❤
So uk artists haven't took style from other artist from diff. countries
Copy? Obviously you guy haven't been to Toronto. When I hear your music I say the same thing lol. Caribbean influence is strong in the 6 as well. This is the most Toronto song drake has ever done.
@Kay Flip Jamaican culture is biggest in New York Toronto and UK...
Exaclty
@Kay Flip OK that's true..the flow is Uk influenced to a degree and a few of the words but nuff of the talk is Toronto talk.
Rodney Bonic and that my friend is why we made this reaction channel my friend to expand our musical horizon I honestly would’ve never known that about toronto but now I know 🤟🏿🤟🏿😅😅
@@TheBogeres
One of da Toronto accents...This is Houdini & YG
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Kavelly-next up is a must!!!!
Girl stuck up as hell
Get rid off the pagion
what is woii yoii
isaiah Blake think it’s an ad-lib