They live among the filth seen there...disgraceful !

Research your history. From the 1950s to 70s memphis offered free housing as an effort to get blacks out of Mississippi & east Arkansas. What started as the orange mound designation later became the same movement other parts of the memphis area. Frazier tn, north memphis, south memphis, west memphis Arkansas & south haven Mississippi. Present day black people of memphis decend from Arkansas & Mississippi. The accent far stronger in Arkansas. Rappers bankroll freddie, rundown choppaboy & ytb fatt are prime examples. This is not a memphis accent nor mid south accent. 😂😂😂it's a basic southern African American accent and people in Arkansas, Mississippi, North Louisiana say the same shit. MURSIK (MUSIC) CONFURS (CONFUSED). MURK (MILK). MEMPHIS IS NOT UNIQUE!!!

Baltimore has it beat! Houston is a close second.

@@caylonmustiful9746Saying that to say what?

@@caylonmustiful9746Memphis is unique my boy 89% black amurrcin and most freedman’s moved there after the war

@@caylonmustiful9746u just explained how Memphis unique then said it wasn’t. Stupid. U obviously ain’t from M town. Orange mound was THE first black town after slaves was freed. Do ur research. How I’m white schoolin u bout this

Mane is used all over the south lmao

Then, vote for President Biden in 2024 I guarantee 💯 he will build Weath in our black communities And President Biden has always In his career has helping black communities..the Man might be Old but he's getting so much Done ✔️ 👍

@@miltonhollis703 Sarcasm I hope,. Things have only gotten worse under Democratic control over the last 50 years, time for change.

@@miltonhollis703 wow. really? That's ok, I respect what you think is true, but you can google videos where he downplays the black communities and what exactly has he done in the last 45 years he's been a politician...google it before you answer. Peace

@@miltonhollis703 oh you are a bot...more enemy to black communities than politicians.

@Pro Design Thank you, @Pro Design I'll check it out...I saw this on his advertising commercials for running for president"

Miami ain’t the south boy

Country is lifestyle idiot!

😂😂 yeah we say "bike" instead of " back" lol we replace the A sound with a i sound .

@@jamaalsufi3252 you are so right, I have that problem lol

@@losonamission 🤣🤣🤣 same

Sounds like Alabama

​@@MLGtroll365cause it's around the corner. You talk like your grandparents 😂

Nigga Boston 😂 fuxk boston

Nqhh foreal

Im from the south and even i wanna hear the comparison

Ones REAL & the others PATHETIC

@@nickytommymancinelli8066 which is which in your books?

I talked to a dude from harlem and he sounded like cam'ron😅😅

You be listening to moneybagg murrsic?

Sometimes "accent" is used interchangeable with dialect. Sometimes it's not so much of the accent here, it's how they are pronouncing certain words and sayings.

@@scootabean Look. All that you just said don't make a difference. I've done a lot of research on accent and dialect. I'm not from either city, or region. So, trying to discern the difference isn't easy for everybody is the main point.

@omfgCantGetaUsername Then that's all you have to say LMAO I don't know why you are flustered? All I did was explain why you may not hear an "accent" per se. All that you typed was unnecessary, it's not my fault you can't hear a difference 😂

@@scootabean 🤔That's exactly what I've said in the first comment, but ok. 🤷🏽‍♂️🤣😭💀 You hilarious bro! Lol

@@omfgCantGetaUsername idk why you are so angry 😂

Facts midwest

Some have more of a southern draw than others I'm thinking

@@RULERofCERTAINthings Thats definitely true

It’s the difference between being FROM Atlanta and your growing up in atl cause your parents moved there in the 90s

@@RULERofCERTAINthings Atlanta has mixture of people with drawls, twangs, and Geechee.

@@coleycole5344 Atlanta is not geechee, South Georgia is geechee.

I think atl got dis1 lor mama

@Prada Bwah LaFlare Your opinion vs. Mines ✅️ 👍🏼💯

@@Special150 indeed

Yeah mane 901%

*mane

Memphis is in a class of their own.

@@amandamcgee609Go up north of Mississippi

Baltimore sounds nothing like this

Cap memphis Baltimore and New Orleans sound diff than any other place in the us they in they own lane

@@michaelmineros6380New Orleans, Baltimore, and New York Accents Are Kind of Similar Depending On The Person.

U can go clean them all or stfu

Nah you gotta go to the white neighborhoods for that

😂😂😂😂👆bruh

I’m good, imma let you handle those booty bandits then

For real. I don't hear a difference, and not because I don't want to it's just hard.

It's litterally the same in Mississippi & east Arkansas also west Arkansas is more ozark very similar to Appalachia

Georgia say heunh.

@@coleycole5344 huh????

@@KOBE24-BlackMamba There we go. Over heuh or right cheuh.

Yeah different groups of people have different accents and dialects, you got a problem with that?

Ciekawe jaki sam masz akcent xD

@@saml5284 It's not a different accent. It's literally a complete bastardization of a language. One of the guys couldn't think of a word meaning the in between of North and South... ie. central, middle, etc. That's not because it's a unique dialect, that's because it's popular to be basically illiterate in certain parts of the US. When I think of dialects I think certain regions use different words to mean the same thing. US and Canada use the word gas when they mean gasoline. Australia says petrol. US says pants, UK says trousers. And then in the countries themselves there's also a difference, but this is NOT that. If you lived in ancient Rome and someone spoke broken Latin but they were from Rome (meaning it's the primary language) you wouldn't think they're speaking a different dialect, you'd just think of them as basically illiterate.

​@@CanadianEhHole You wrote all that only show you don't know how language and dialects work. Dummy, lmao.

@@CanadianEhHoleion een know what u meen

Same they sound like Texas niggas

Nah bruh. If you compare actual city limits not including your suburbs but actual city limits, Memphis' city limits is much bigger than Atlanta. Atlanta without your suburbs is roughly over 400k. Memphis without it's suburbs is over 600k and you can look this up!! As far as slang that's up for debate, as far as drip I'll go ahead and give y'all that. Y'all got way more $$ than us because y'all got resources. Y'all got hoods and resources. In Memphis all we got is Hoods 😂🤣

Memphis don’t use no Atlanta slang but cap dats yall most popular slang

@@melissaelise5730 Actually cap came from Memphis back in the early 2000s Capping used to mean receiving head!!! Example: "She Cappin" "Her cappin is fye" "I got capped" Ask any Memphian over the age of 35 and they will tell you but like they did everything else we created Atlanta Took our word and made it their own.

@@Mikeskillz901 I know wats goin on Atlanta was just the first city out the south that got on mainstream so dats y they think they started everythang y’all was the first on tv and Atlant been had money Memphis Poe asl poverty like a mf

@@Mikeskillz901all da way cap Memphis small asf dat city ain’t even bigger den Charlotte 🤣.

Lol, the dollar ain't gonna do shii....The BRICS are taking over, no more US

Tf is u talking bout?

How can you tell? It sound the same to me!! 🤯🤣🤣 I'm from Philly.

@@omfgCantGetaUsernameI’m from Jersey the Memphis accent sound more country and slow than ATL

@@legacyoffom4646 I guess I see what you mean. Ppl from Atlanta and some other places talk kinda fast, but with a country drawl. A lot of times they speak incomplete words and cut them off. Down south accents are unique! My Philly accent seem boring! Lol 🤣

@@omfgCantGetaUsernameyea Atlanta got way more going than Memphis and have over 5 million more ppl than Memphis so there more face pace and I believe the Philly accent the best and slang

When you're native you can tell because I still hear a southern Atlanta accent from that guy. I wouldn't know he wasn't from there.

They're not from the A. So many false-claiming Georgia