On my recent trip to Osaka a few months ago for the creators event with my friends, we had the sudden urge to eat Jamaican food. We found a spot called “Corner Shop Jerk” @perverseiq . This place was slamming! The food was amazing but most of all was the owner/ chief IQ. He was super funny and spoke Jamaican Patois. We had a quick interview with him and had one of the hardest laughs in Osaka. #jamaica #jamaicanaccent #learnenglish #osakapeople #osakaaccent #english
Dam we visited Osaka in April 2023. The food was delicious. I miss it. I would have loved to go eat at that restaurant and meet him. I was just saying Japanese can cook other nationality foods and it’s delicious
Where is this shop exactly? I visited Japan almost annually, and this january I'm going to have another visit (to Nagoya, but well Osaka is within reach). Is it around Namba?
First time I went to Japan, there was a Jamaican festival on. I learnt it goes on every year. Lots of people love reggae and dancehall there, I was very impressed to see people genuinely interested in our culture
People go to Jamaica and get bad vibed from beach hustla's. They dont realize that that is not the true Jamaica. Tourist need to leave the resorts and travel around island more. Seen?
People are saying he has a Jamaican accent, but he doesn't. When he speaks Patwa, his voice becomes a mixture between Jamaican and Japanese and it's so charming. But his vibe is so Jamaican. lol Love him! You are so right!
"It's not English, it's Patois." The fact that this dude knows that we have our own language and doesn't call it an accent or dialect makes me already like him.
@@IrenicCryogenic no, it definitionally isn't. It borrows words and influences from like 8 languages, making it not a dialect of english. Why're you so confidently wrong?
@@windmillcollecter4440 It's an English based creole language. "Meaning that at the time of its formation the vocabulary of English served as the basis for the majority of the creole's lexicon". Its mutually intelligible and heavily derived from the English language. Just like Scottish. You can define it as a separate "language", but If you have a transcript, or listen attentively, an English speaker could understand it.
Jamaican-Japanese connection runs deep and for many years. Some highlights: A Japanese woman was named Dancehall Queen once. There was a language program where Jamaicans could go to Japan to teach English and Japanese could teach Japanese at UWI.
I met a Chinese woman who was born and raised in Jamaica her grand parents had migrated there along with other Chinese families at that time. Talking to her and watching her surprise people with her accent was hilarious. I hope she’s doing great these days 😊
Lots of Chinese in JA. My Grandma was married to one and had 5 children with him. But the small community of Japanese are the latest migrants and are far more unique, imho.
@@nr6665 Eh, people emigrate because they want, china is crowded but there are many cities in the world that are crowded, singapore and south korea are twp great examples
Good for him. Haven’t heard that ‘p’ word for sooooo long, lmao. There are a lot of Chinese Jamaicans (born and bred in Jamaica), but I’ve never met a Japanese Jamaican. This was so cool to watch!
i've been asked before if im caribbean... even though i look 100% asian... im confused i understand the whole going into a kazakh/uzbek restaurant and being spoken to in russian, but caribbean? lol
Many of the corner shops in Jamaica are owned and run by East Asian people who speak fluent patois. The first time I ever stumbled across one I was shocked, but it was such a cool sight to see! Love the mixture of culture 🙌🏾
@@katet8639 Every city/country in the world is potentially dangerous if you go into the wrong neighbourhood! Jamaica has good and bad spots for 'tourists'. Just do your research and you'll be fine!
@LindaWisdomphotography completely agree lol, there are so many parts of Jamaica that are completely safe. Not sure why someone would generalise the entire country as being dangerous when that couldn’t be farther from the truth
@@johncutie5769 the strongest civilization survived bozo not every human ever. By your logic, lions should be extinct since they don’t get along either. People love their village and community, but cannot love everyone
@@Steak818I mean even the way he says Dirty isn't in a Japanese accent, he says it with a clear Jamaican one. He says "Dutty" instead the usual Japanese "Daati". It's very hard to hear but unless you're used to hearing Japanese people speak in heavily accented English, you can't hear the clear difference. As for why i'm familiar with how Jamaicans say "Dutty", it's thanks to artists like Sean da Paul and Spice.
Japan has a reggae subculture and some really like the Jamaican heritage also Soca stuff which I would never guess, it seems all around the world we tend to love great music and culture. There are alot of Chinese people as well who reside in the Caribbean.
as a half japanese half caribbean girl this is so attractive to see a japanese man so diverse and open to another culture 😭i can hear the japanese accent with the patois but his patois is so good
My insurance agent is an older Chinese gentleman, but his English has a slight Chinese accent tinged with a heavier Jamaican patois... and he also makes the best jerk chicken. Good frien’ betta dan packet money! (A good friend is better than money in the pocket.) 🤣
That is a common statement in Jamaica, the line a bit less known and more debated is "Good name betta than money!" (A good name is better than money) I learnt this first hand because I was supposed to be expelled after a fight, but I was highly respected, one teacher said "Everybody knows he isn't the kind of person that enters meaningless conflicts, it things were so bad that he slammed someone's head in a wall he probably gave a number of warnings" and that was the end of that discussion. Another common statement is "Manners carry yo through the world" (Manners can brin you through the world) simply being the kind of person that gives waves of acknowledgement, say good morning and good evening has caused people to give me discounts, invite me to events, give me free rides to different locations and on. It is amazing how internalizing small ideas significantly change the flow of our life.
Honestly I’m not really surprised, when I used to live in Jamaica as a child, there were a lot of Asian people that resided there. They learned to the culture and language, they one of us fr.
I understand that feeling, I was from HK and my kindergarten English teacher was a Irish-Scot lady from Britain. I lost that accent eventually(tragic I know), but imagine a bunch of kids of different ethnicity(Chinese, Caucasian, Africans, etc) speaking very thick and heavy Scottish accent at a mere age of 3. My mom used to bring me to this restaurant pub for lunch after school, the Scottish owner ended up being my god father(RIP da god bless his soul) solely because "ye accent means ye belong to us now laddie".
Idk why, but I absolutely love when Japanese people are THIS multicultural. The country really ought to open up. So many opportunities... Like this man is an inspiration.
You were right this was very interesting. I’ve never heard a Japanese accent mixed with the Jamaican one. This man was funny too. Will have to check him out once I make it out there.
I work in a town with a large Brazilian immigrant community. Brazil also has a large Japanese community. I used to work with this little boy who of course looked Japanese but spoke with a full Brazilian accent.
This is so interesting to me. That’s really his second language. I know American English isn’t the standard, but I guess I never thought about the possibilities.
as an asian i learn more english from ebonics the accent and flow is easier for me compared to the standard hollywood english or the standard most common accent
videos like this are what we all need to pop up in our feeds.interviewer was great interviewee was great.and the premise of a Japanese man learning English from a Jamacian teacher WOW
On my recent trip to Osaka a few months ago for the creators event with my friends, we had the sudden urge to eat Jamaican food. We found a spot called “Corner Shop Jerk” @perverseiq . This place was slamming! The food was amazing but most of all was the owner/ chief IQ. He was super funny and spoke Jamaican Patois. We had a quick interview with him and had one of the hardest laughs in Osaka. #jamaica #jamaicanaccent #learnenglish #osakapeople #osakaaccent #english
You should post the Japanese address.
This was amazing seeing a Japanese man turn Jamaican as he spoke. It wasnt just how he spoke but his attitude shifted to a Jamaican.
Dam we visited Osaka in April 2023. The food was delicious. I miss it. I would have loved to go eat at that restaurant and meet him. I was just saying Japanese can cook other nationality foods and it’s delicious
Where is this shop exactly? I visited Japan almost annually, and this january I'm going to have another visit (to Nagoya, but well Osaka is within reach). Is it around Namba?
What is your smile 😊❤ , I love the interview as well
I love how you can hear the japanese in him fight for survival under the patoi 😂
😂😂😂😂
Bloodclot kawaii, seen?
samurai and rude boy inside him going at it. BOCK!!!
@@yup9451LMAOOOOOO
@@yup9451CRYING 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
He didn’t say “you don’t know”. He said, “you done know” a term Jamaicans say to mean, “ you already know”
💯
it's like "You dun/done know" yeah
Yu dun know…
I believe he also said "born and grown", not "born and _grove"_
MAN CAN NEVER BE HOT
I love it when cultures meet up and mix. This is beautiful!
Except when it’s a white person right? You’re only praising it because it isn’t a white person.
🍑 erase borders and bring people together! 😊😊😊
If they want it. Whats beautiful is subjective. Being global is good. Going native is too. It depends. Its situational.
Been on both sides.
@@vasiovasiomore like build the wall and keep criminals out
“pum pum is a tight”😂😂😭😭😭what
Nasty dudes are everywhere
What does that mean?
@@vokoaxecera tight ass I think
@@vokoaxecerP*ssy is tight. That’s what it means.
@@vokoaxecer😺 tight
He's not just japanese anymore he's Jamaicanese now 😂.
Or Japaican 🤣
@@misst.e.a.187 🤣 nice 👍😸
@@misst.e.a.187 geisha dem suga 🤣
@@jamesalfredstrong8106 lmfaooooo geisha dem suga 😂😂😂
@user-cw1bp9fj2e He's not Chinese so maybe Blasian kinda 😄
First time I went to Japan, there was a Jamaican festival on. I learnt it goes on every year. Lots of people love reggae and dancehall there, I was very impressed to see people genuinely interested in our culture
People go to Jamaica and get bad vibed from beach hustla's. They dont realize that that is not the true Jamaica. Tourist need to leave the resorts and travel around island more. Seen?
@@BongDonky exactly. They meet some random 4 toothed bredda and say they met a Jamaican 🤦🏾♂️
bomboclat
@@roylle6346bro stop
@@roylle6346that's stereotyping that's like saying most Japanese people hate black people that's not all of them
You can hear both the Jamaican accent and Japanese accent mixed together when he speaks. This man is the perfect fusion and I love it LMFAO
People are saying he has a Jamaican accent, but he doesn't. When he speaks Patwa, his voice becomes a mixture between Jamaican and Japanese and it's so charming. But his vibe is so Jamaican. lol Love him! You are so right!
Brother, here in the Kimberly, Western Australia. We got Vietnamese and Portuguese people with a mixed Broome Aboriginal accent 😁
Jerk sushi? Shabba
"It's not English, it's Patois." The fact that this dude knows that we have our own language and doesn't call it an accent or dialect makes me already like him.
❤
It is a dialect.
Edit: I'm Jamaican... 🤨.
@@IrenicCryogenic no, it definitionally isn't. It borrows words and influences from like 8 languages, making it not a dialect of english. Why're you so confidently wrong?
@@IrenicCryogenicJamaican patois is it own, official language.
@@windmillcollecter4440 It's an English based creole language. "Meaning that at the time of its formation the vocabulary of English served as the basis for the majority of the creole's lexicon". Its mutually intelligible and heavily derived from the English language. Just like Scottish. You can define it as a separate "language", but If you have a transcript, or listen attentively, an English speaker could understand it.
I never thought jamaican and japanese crossover was possible
* thanks for educating me yall
Yet another way anime/JDrama have disappointed us. Make it happen, Japan 😂
I work at a restaurant and I once served a gorgeous Asian woman who spoke French.
I just about fell in love and melted on the spot...
All the time. They mash it up 😉😉😉
Everybody on this planet and beyond can be a crossover. Fun, eh?
@@superdemonboyJapanese chicks with British accents are hot too.
Jamaican-Japanese connection runs deep and for many years. Some highlights: A Japanese woman was named Dancehall Queen once. There was a language program where Jamaicans could go to Japan to teach English and Japanese could teach Japanese at UWI.
Junior is her name
yea there is a decent japanes population there
I'm sure her name was Junko
and I'm pretty sure she won more than once...
Japanese dancehall queen circa 2002, Junko Kudo
For those of you legends who were asking for his location:
*Corner Shop Jamaican Restaurant and Bar*
3 Chome-7 Kozu, Chuo Ward, Osaka
Definitely paying him a visit
ya man the spirit of rasta is strong with him maan
Bro doxxed him, sending the FBI
Any of the I? Trod and see the bredrin?
This man embraced how Jamaican people embraced him and he carries himself like a Jamaican when he speaks about Jamaica. Big up, big up.
So laid back and chill.. with a sense of humour. I love it. Big up the man, is right.
laid back and chill with a sense of humor is exactly how to describe Osakans
A Japanese man with a Patois accent. What a cool dude
“Pum pum isa tight” this man is in the books! 😂💯
He was mad swaggy. Transcends boarders and bloodlines
Yeah he definitely had the swag brah
I met a Chinese woman who was born and raised in Jamaica her grand parents had migrated there along with other Chinese families at that time. Talking to her and watching her surprise people with her accent was hilarious. I hope she’s doing great these days 😊
Lots of Chinese in JA. My Grandma was married to one and had 5 children with him. But the small community of Japanese are the latest migrants and are far more unique, imho.
@@misst.e.a.187 lots of chinese everywhere. they literally emigrate to every country possible because it's so crowded/competitive there.
She’s Jamaican not Chinese
Same, but in Trinidad & Tobago. I was almost surprised myself because I no longer live there (haven't for a long time), but it made tons of sense.
@@nr6665 Eh, people emigrate because they want, china is crowded but there are many cities in the world that are crowded, singapore and south korea are twp great examples
That "ya don know" killed me.
As a Jamaican, this is legendary! I’m showing this to my mom later💀🤣
I hope she says : U show me this ??! U made mi pumpum loose and u show me this ??!! 💀
When he said the enuh at the end 😂💀💀
what did you mom think?
Dude is hilarious
@@r4kung I never ended up showing her due to the first comment💀😭✋🏾
Good for him. Haven’t heard that ‘p’ word for sooooo long, lmao.
There are a lot of Chinese Jamaicans (born and bred in Jamaica), but I’ve never met a Japanese Jamaican. This was so cool to watch!
Not the same but, my middle brother is black, jamaican and korean. I love that he has such a unique heritage cause the rest of us didnt get that 😂
i've been asked before if im caribbean... even though i look 100% asian... im confused
i understand the whole going into a kazakh/uzbek restaurant and being spoken to in russian, but caribbean? lol
@@blaackberryMost people Dont realize that Shensea is Blasian. Korean father.
@@AnastasiaLUVSUThis is true. Her son has very strong Korean features as well!
Many of the corner shops in Jamaica are owned and run by East Asian people who speak fluent patois. The first time I ever stumbled across one I was shocked, but it was such a cool sight to see! Love the mixture of culture 🙌🏾
This is a thing in many carribean countries as well. Wish I can visit Jamaica one day, sadly its too dangerous from what I've heard.
@@katet8639 Every city/country in the world is potentially dangerous if you go into the wrong neighbourhood! Jamaica has good and bad spots for 'tourists'. Just do your research and you'll be fine!
You guys just want to be apart of anything black 😂
@LindaWisdomphotography completely agree lol, there are so many parts of Jamaica that are completely safe. Not sure why someone would generalise the entire country as being dangerous when that couldn’t be farther from the truth
@LB27-ue5bw not sure who this is referring to, but I’m Black British from London so you couldn’t be talking to me
Hes soo funny. 😂😂😂Made my morning... thanks Osaka guy. Me love you already!
This is what we’re suppose to be doing amongst ourselves: finding commonality, sharing, laughing and living together. Love this! What a cool guy!
Tf do you mean what we’re supposed to be doing?
@@noicemate9111 I think he means we aren't supposed to hate each other for expressing interest in other cultures :)
@@johncutie5769 sounds nice but it’s been said for a million years and I think we can agree that’s not how humans work or have ever worked😂
@@noicemate9111 Not sure where to start, but everything you just said is completely wrong. Starting with humans existing for millions of years... lol
@@johncutie5769 the strongest civilization survived bozo not every human ever. By your logic, lions should be extinct since they don’t get along either. People love their village and community, but cannot love everyone
Haha no wonder he speaks with a Jamaican accent he learnt English in Jamaica. Bless him..biiigggg upppp 💜🥰✨🛡️
Except he doesn't have a Jamaican accent, he just have a Japanese accent.
@@Steak818you're either a troll, deaf or culturally ignorant.
@@Steak818 yes but he is using jamaican phrases like 'yuh done know' and 'osaka born and grow'
@@qick07then thats a dialect
@@Steak818I mean even the way he says Dirty isn't in a Japanese accent, he says it with a clear Jamaican one. He says "Dutty" instead the usual Japanese "Daati". It's very hard to hear but unless you're used to hearing Japanese people speak in heavily accented English, you can't hear the clear difference. As for why i'm familiar with how Jamaicans say "Dutty", it's thanks to artists like Sean da Paul and Spice.
So many interesting types of people in this world
I would have fainted if I heard him say "The Pum Pum is a tight" in person.
Love to hear people pick up the Jamaican Accent!
Japan has a reggae subculture and some really like the Jamaican heritage also Soca stuff which I would never guess, it seems all around the world we tend to love great music and culture. There are alot of Chinese people as well who reside in the Caribbean.
And Brazil
Also saw a thing about Japan's Chicano subculture, the existence of which is hilarious to me. Low riders, the clothing, all that stuff.
@@garstrum4401 yea bunch of posers loool
@@br4402 white weebos in Japan are also posers, and white-washed Japanese ppl are also posers
How you not gonna post his restaurant location?
it's in the bio but yeah should of made the location more clear in the video
as a half japanese half caribbean girl this is so attractive to see a japanese man so diverse and open to another culture 😭i can hear the japanese accent with the patois but his patois is so good
I've never thought a Japanese would talk about tight Pum Pum. My life is complete.
Lmfao
This is so much fun. I love to hear this combination. I love the Jamaican Patois
nice to see he got along with the locals during his time in Jamaica
My insurance agent is an older Chinese gentleman, but his English has a slight Chinese accent tinged with a heavier Jamaican patois... and he also makes the best jerk chicken. Good frien’ betta dan packet money! (A good friend is better than money in the pocket.) 🤣
That is a common statement in Jamaica, the line a bit less known and more debated is "Good name betta than money!" (A good name is better than money) I learnt this first hand because I was supposed to be expelled after a fight, but I was highly respected, one teacher said "Everybody knows he isn't the kind of person that enters meaningless conflicts, it things were so bad that he slammed someone's head in a wall he probably gave a number of warnings" and that was the end of that discussion.
Another common statement is "Manners carry yo through the world" (Manners can brin you through the world) simply being the kind of person that gives waves of acknowledgement, say good morning and good evening has caused people to give me discounts, invite me to events, give me free rides to different locations and on.
It is amazing how internalizing small ideas significantly change the flow of our life.
Honestly I’m not really surprised, when I used to live in Jamaica as a child, there were a lot of Asian people that resided there. They learned to the culture and language, they one of us fr.
I understand that feeling, I was from HK and my kindergarten English teacher was a Irish-Scot lady from Britain. I lost that accent eventually(tragic I know), but imagine a bunch of kids of different ethnicity(Chinese, Caucasian, Africans, etc) speaking very thick and heavy Scottish accent at a mere age of 3. My mom used to bring me to this restaurant pub for lunch after school, the Scottish owner ended up being my god father(RIP da god bless his soul) solely because "ye accent means ye belong to us now laddie".
You know the food is good when you gotta hit the lean back😂😂
Bro that owner is so cool and funny! I hope his business does well!
That “pumpum issa tight” had me dead ☠️
He took learning all the swears of a new language to a new level!😂
Big, Big up fi di bredda IQ ! Da jerk, inna Japan, mon ! Stay strong, respek fi yuh, bredda ! 876 to di World !!!! 🇯🇲🇯🇵 🇯🇲
Big up ! From Jamaican-Hongkonger.
Wus in Kingston from 1993-2001, and 2021-2022.
Lmao. There’s needs to be more Jamaicas out the teaching Jamaican English 😂🤣
He has such a beautiful soul, and so do you!!! ❤ Awesome interview!!
"pum pum is a tight" BOMBACLATT! 🤣🤣🤣
Yooo, you really shoulda interviewed him longer.. im sure he's got some good stories
This guy is hilarious and host is likeable. Good stuff.
His posture is the same as the figure on his hoodie 😂
Gwan with it rude boi! Rated 👊🏽
Big up you self mobay is where its at! Thank you for the love! Yaad style
Bruhhh, I just stumbled upon this vid. I'm living in Osaka for a few months, best believe I'm gonna check this spot out now!
Lol such a cool and chill guy. Im sure he’s a hit in Jamaica
When i go to Japan i'm 10000% remembering to check this place out. Put it in my notes now
What's it called? I don't think it was mentioned. 🤔
🤓
@@shakibishfaq8627corner shop Jamaican restaurant and bar in Osaka
The pun pum part had me hollering😂
I love how Japanese people appreciate Jamaican culture. I love Japan. I have Jamaican and Canadian ancestry
Thats one way to put the cherry on top sorta speak.
It’s so cool to here that mixture of the Japanese and Jamaican accent!
The braided belt hanging is official 🤣
This is so interesting to see man 😂he said not English yuh nuh is patois yuh nuh, love this man he even learned to make our traditional jerk chicken
Hi mi na gyal
He knows what’s up 😂 what a fucking G
People funny , food is nice, and pum pum tight 😂😂😂
You could tell he had a epic flashback when he was asked about his firtst time out😂
The last statement got my ribs in a chokehold lol
Idk why, but I absolutely love when Japanese people are THIS multicultural. The country really ought to open up. So many opportunities... Like this man is an inspiration.
" You don't know " BOMBOCLAAAT
“Yuh dun kno” 😂 beautiful
He meant that too 😂 Son was speaking from experience
Yo respect for making this video! Teach dem🤙🏾
You were right this was very interesting. I’ve never heard a Japanese accent mixed with the Jamaican one. This man was funny too. Will have to check him out once I make it out there.
I work in a town with a large Brazilian immigrant community. Brazil also has a large Japanese community. I used to work with this little boy who of course looked Japanese but spoke with a full Brazilian accent.
Man has that Jamaican vibe well nice, Jamaica pure niceness. Food looking 👌
He's belt alone speaks VOLUMES Caribbean Marcus Garvey flag
❤️🖤💚
Its amazing how we can gain other cultures..i can hear his accent
😂he lit🤣👌🏾
You done know.
I love how you can still hear his Japanese accent even through all that Patois
Exactly! He's a perfect blend which is so cool, but his vibe is so Jamaican. lol
The lean at the end 😂😂😂 bomb food man!
Very important to pick good English teacher
Greatest interview I've seen all year 😂
Reminds be of a DJ called Black Chiney. A lot of Jamaican artists showed him love back in the day.
Bro is such a legend 🤣
Yes I've kno East Asians have been in Jamica for maybe 2 generations now- bit I didnt know they were bringing it back to Japan like that!
This is like afternoon nap dreams😂😂😂
dude this was fire 🔥
didn't even know I needed it
LOVED IT!!! 😎
This is so interesting to me. That’s really his second language. I know American English isn’t the standard, but I guess I never thought about the possibilities.
that is so cool man, Japanese people really do be appreciating other cultures hard, fukin love that
I like that he identified it as patois. Interesting as hell that he sounds both Japanese and Jamaican.
He really does, but his vibe is so Jamaican. Cool and laid back. lol
Lol that guy's zipper is fighting for his life 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
as an asian i learn more english from ebonics the accent and flow is easier for me compared to the standard hollywood english or the standard most common accent
My man pum pum is indeed tight! God bless mama jama!
When I went to the Jamaican festival in Shinjuku, I met a man who only spoke Patois but did not know English. It was wild. ❤😂
Dude, thats dope as hell! He's got a tri-accent!!!
Yessss pum,pun tight😅😅
videos like this are what we all need to pop up in our feeds.interviewer was great interviewee was great.and the premise of a Japanese man learning English from a Jamacian teacher WOW
He definitely lived in Jamaica for awhile. He's marching making then Japanese at this point, LOL
I need him and the asian lady with the southern u.s. accent to have cooking show now lmao!!!
Jamaica has a pretty large Asian immigrant population, in Jamaica this is a typical thing to hear lmao I love it I miss jamaica so bad
its not that much there more black people then anything its a blk cultured country
What a damn legend.
‘not english it a patois yunuh’ 😂😂
I just love the entire crossover of culture and more importantly, the appreciation of other cultures. Holy shit, it really is just awesome to see. 🤘🔥
Dude, your fly is open 🤭
😂😂 this is amazing. Humans can be awesome
Wah gwan desu
mih de yatsu