Love all the content mate, variety of topics, great insights, entertaining, class act

You should do a video on Guinness World records. They were once great but now they are just a scam. A once great company that has fallen to the lowest of low cash grab scams. How a business can go from credible to having zero credibility and a pay for play racket. I love your channel and watch every video.

@@saltybmxer6977 that's a cool idea

😊

This culture has destroyed so many lives

Insert: "I find your lack of Balenciaga disturbing" meme

​@@yato8571 Balenciaga sucks.

If you care about other peoples fashion you don’t have anything interesting going on in your own life

@@jamiebonner1374 yeah I agree, plus if people mock you for what you wear there just insecure about themselves in some way

@@user-sj8os7uj2m Or they actually make an effort to dress nice and seeing you dressed like a hobo is offensive to them.

frfr but its funny to watch white people comment on my culture

Truss this dude don't even know what he's talking about

Roadman dressing started in the late 80s to early 90s, straight Jeans became popular in the jungle drum and bass era and Nike air in the late 80s early 90s and hoodies 80s

@cthompson1976 Roadman is just a new buzz word for these people

@@amosbaron197 yes they think it new like afros and high tops like wallabies or stone island it's the same thing all over again

Better than rich scum.

being a basketball person is in most cases both. The music is not the problem imegrants are and they just happen to like that music

@@fylipghosta5074 they say its an english subculture, it's not. it's an african subculture that appropriates british language

@@fylipghosta5074the fact that you’re such a punk you can’t be directly racist is hilarious. Also please learn how to spell. Gangs have existed in this country for years. You don’t get to point the finger at those the media decided to broadcast the most to feed the stereotype.

It's not a African thing, this sort of thing never occured before the 2000s because there was acutally order and respect in schools

@@miscellaneousviewing7916 doesnt excuse anything, even asian people have a hard time in london and are poor, you dont see them go and shank someone or blast drill

@@joemoment401tower hamlets is Asian and has the same problems. Ur talking cap

@@Blainoldn blud im legit from tower hamlets and i travel all around newham. the ratio of blacks (british blacks not african blacks) to asians doing this nonsense is like 7:1 from what i have observed, the asians get influenced from the behaviour of the black youth. mind you i do not have a negative perception of blacks (british blacks) but i do despise their culture of this nasty music and crime and general negative attitudes towards education

I dont even leave the house because I don't want to interact with them

I look out my window in North London... May as well be in Somalia, with all these ballied up skinnys on every corner.

The wealthiest people on the planet are the most Violent. The poor have little to no power to inflict any real damage.

And trying to blame Music for violence is so retrograde it is laughable🤭.

@@paultrought267 I back that to a large extent, but have also supported and worked with youths who aspire to the trapper's lifestyle repped a lot in drill, trying to replicate what they're seeing and hearing in the culture. I have to deconstruct the myths around the lifestyle and the bullshit around carrying a skeng, shotting, etc. Younger teens seem particularly influenced by it, presumably trying to find their ID and prove their worth. Trying to get them to understand and see sense is another thing entirely. I ain't gonna say it's the music that's making them do it, but there's definitely a culture out there getting up to some fuckery with drill as their only musical reference point/ influence. Not to say there aren't conscious emcees out there spitting some positivity, of course.

@@ironmongol75 The trouble is, the lead comment was so misinformed about who really has Influence and control, it had to be called out. These "youths" have the exact same behavior as corporate businessmen that have gone around fleecing communities all over the world. They are market driven capitalist to their core. The only difference is the scale of operation, and while white collar businessmen are lorded, the blue collar version are simply called gangsters. Even the Music and sub culture you speak of is monetized by corporate businesses in music and fashion. And creators would be lucky to see anything more than ten percent of their own creations. And for someone(Lando1876) to claim they come from Jamaica and not realize their whole economy has been built on violence and exploitation which continues as we speak, and yet can only see violence from the poor and disenfranchised shows the establishment have done a excellent job in Obfuscation and left him blind and bewildered.

@@paultrought267 the point is people that do white collar crime in high places aint making silly songs , sure if you want to compare world leaders and war lords talking trash on the news you can do that but we are talking music here , making diss tracks towards people down the road from you about killing your friend which creates a cycle of death that should always get shut down and not celebrated just cause it sounds good a beat , its stupid , music is not the full blame but it does spark a lot of violence , social media too

Was at least expecting a mention of road rap

banning music is liking banning video games in the US imo, doesn't address root cause.

@@junaydmalick807 banning the music is banning the root cause unlike america who have some crazy slums there are none in England where you have to go to the extent of being a gang member

@@VentureHolly How exactly?

Grime

Where at in Afghanistan?

Reminds me of that nurse, who had her bike stolen by a bunch of gang youths, so the entire media called her racist for trying to resist them and they portrayed that a NURSE was trying to steal the bike off 7 massive teenage boys. Identity Politics has gone out of control.

It's not just in the UK. The entire western world has this attitude towards criminals. In Sweden there are several cases in which someone stepped in to stop a deadly assault, but hit the attacker a little too hard (or with two strikes, instead of one) and were sent to prison, even though they saved someones life. These judges, that have no experience with violence in their entire lives, think that someone in an adrenaline fueled, violent situation should just do the perfect amount of violence to deter an attacker and nothing more. One punch too much and it's jail time. The message they are sending to the population is that if you see an old lady being choked to death in her car by a large man, just let her die. Don't get involved or you will have to spend 5 years in prison. This is an actual case in Sweden by the way, the old lady was saved by a guy that came up behind her attacker and hit him twice (one time too many according to the Swedish court system). I remember the lady saying later in an interview that "she would maybe consider visiting her savior in prison". So yeah he got absolutely nothing for saving her life, it would have been in his own best interest to just let her die.

Well said mate, these little idiots think they're so clever when they are in a large group. Get them on their own & they cry like little babies. Pathetic, uneducated halfwits who dress like clowns & are unable to string a coherent sentence together. As for our police & the laws in this country, its pathetic & makes me totally ashamed to say i'm english. If I could afford it I'd be out of this sh*t hole tomorrow.

American cities have become this way as well. We love our guns and talk a big game about 2nd amendment rights, but the asshats in charge of a lot of places (usually Democrat led) will do everything they can to throw you in jail for defending you and yours while congratulating your mentally ill, drug addicted, thieving, possibly pantsless, attacker for being so Brave And Stunning and standing up to Literally Hitler/Nazi/Facist/White Supremacist/Whatever the NPC's are currently parroting. Watching some of the big cities in America crumbling from within due to their refusal to actually punish criminals is pure schadenfreude. Delicious, wonderful, schadenfreude.

And promotes it. The people listening to music about violence and gang life can identify in it and start to engage in such behavior as well. I know a middle-class child who listened to rap and started to admire drugs and the life on streets and started to despise the values of the society as attending school, having a job and following laws. He ended up on drugs, without any education and with a criminal record. This styles of music doesn't help the poor by giving them voice, they harm them by promoting those kinds of behaviour that cement their poverty.

I just looked it up. This gang violence is so sad. It’s the same issue in America

@@lawrencebello6177 its all over the world its so fucked

Why before 2010 you'd think 2011 but okay

@@funnyhttps 1:17 "by the end of the 2010s" Roadmen existed before 2005 so before 2010/2011 regardless

​@@NiKaHikari ohh OK I didn't know 2010 was a pretty random year cuz 2011 was the start of 2010s

Kids these days moving like that up my way now. Bunch of Fannys acting like they’re “roadmen”… Viva la NEDS

I just like roadman fashion is a very discreet style I can't explain

​@@flexxx13 it camouflage simple

The thing is that these people don’t want out, they just don’t want you to have anything better.

@@flexxx13 the entire point of it is so that you can conceal yourself. Good luck pinning down the identity of the person who just mugged you if they had a big jacket and balaclava on. It's not something to aspire to look like, in my opinion. Call me prejudiced but if I see people in 'roadman fashion' I keep my distance.

Damn sorry for your loss.

Shit, man. I am so sorry for that.

Good thing you turned in your guns huh?

@@Wincestiamustbemuricah 😂

@@Wincestiayes it is as it’s much harder to stab someone and we didn’t turn our guns in it was never part of our culture like most of the world. I’m sure the guy that lost his daughter appreciates your ignorant comment though. The murder rate for the whole of the uk 65 million people is less than Chicago’s so-who’s approach do you think works better.

They also did this back in the 90s when Death Metal was emerging

Ik Doing that is the musical equivalent of banning games to stop shootings and stabbings, if anything mfs will try their hardest to listen to it even more

Same here with someone I went to school with scary thing is it happened outside my local chicken shop

@@AlfieandAbbie surbiton/kingston area?

@@miscellaneousviewing7916 I know right 😂

@@miscellaneousviewing7916 He means he's not naming the person that got stabbed.

But I thought Britain was super safe, the democrats had told me no one dies in Britain because you banned guns, surely youre mistaken and no one actually died right? Or was Joe Biden lying to me?

Cheffing lmao

I bet the reason he murdered the person was incredibly trivial too. smh

It's not a game bro it's real street

​@@RoddyPipersCorneashe went to the cheff school

Agreed. It's a mature toxic culture they cling to. "Kids" act up when they're insecure.

Clearly never been to London

@@sossaa2962 They live in council houses, on benefits with free healthcare and education, it wouldn't be hard to make something of themselves if they were smart. I've met roadmen before, like chavs, they are incredibly dense people. If I were poor I would not be dossing about town at night on drugs, I'd be doing 12hrs 6 days a week at work powered by tobbaco and caffeine thus no longer being poor.

@@blacktemplar2377 chavs are nothing like roadmen what u on about😂😂😂

​@@largewood.How are they different? You think road men have 30 year mortgages? Violent and in a council house. Pretty perfect fit

@@issei4561 You have no idea what ur talking about🤣🤣🤣

This isn't actually as new as you think. This is (not so) surprisingly similar to Victorian Britain, lack of parents at home (though often the kids were also working in very dangerous situations), rampant corporations, squeezed middle class, utterly repressed working class. Etc.

@@insertname3977 the cycle of civilization, accelerated with technological advances, when we become old timers, there will be very little wisdom to pass on.

@jhonviel7381 Most people never had wisdom to pass on that wasn't already common knowledge. The idea that we as individuals have anything of worth to say when we're old, is a fantasy born from the idea that we're all special.

@@insertname3977 i guess i meant as a generation, we will generate little to no wisdom to pass on, for a plethora of reason, but to OP's point; modern society is not held up by a strong idea, but rather very brutish realpolitik that utilizes individuals as just disposable and replaceable cogs-in-the-machine.

this is what happens with non-European, 3rd world migration. Say it as it is.

yeah i'd say there are similarities but it definitely didnt come "from" the chav

They have no correlation

Literally this start of the video is pure waffle lol. Just say you don't know whats going on but bro makes a whole vid showing he doesn't know what's going on haha.

@@pineshines3934 its more that alot of people who would fall under chav fell under roadmen. Like some adopted that culture. Before there were a shit ton of chavs but many of them nowadays are the white guys from ends, when before it would just be a few

​@@nottyreseI'd massively disagree. Bc that's wildly wrong, no Chavs became road men Chavs became EDL members

We must raise the Dixie battle flag and liberate the UK. The UK and USA belongs to white people, why don't they go back home to Africa when they were freed? Oh that's they want live in the white man's country for its benefits

Well fuckin said.

UK culture was influenced mainly by Black Carribean and African people and Perhaps Asians a little bit so I have no clue what ur talking about it's also clear ur not from London so you are literally clueless

You can't just let people in from other countries though. Roadman is not an organic british culture, it is foreign. If you don't keep track of the influences and ideas coming into your country, you become the USA. Devoid of culture, values or identity. Just a big brown soup of every culture thrown into a blender and forgotten about. Incarcation rate, murder rate and crime rate for blacks is high for a reason, they don't fit in with the culture. So few have their heads on straight, the rest are ready to shoot at you over the colour of your clothes or your ZIP code

@@anamaliify I second that

its more than that

@@thatsdenzelx OK. What is it then?

@@TheMancYank satan

spot on with this comment! that is just how it is but ppl refuse to even hear such words. awful and again , same cycle, children becoming victims of the upbringing from the so called parents. ridiculous!

​@@bebe8842 nah it not only that there's more to it like the community and who the hand out with

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It caught me so off guard 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

He’s white he don’t know shit

But the chav culture is part of the same evolution that created roadmap

Chav culture dress code is not different from Other street dress codes

As an American, I'm very curious: Are guns common in England / UK?

@@BraveClam our knife crime is a lot higher than our gun crime, but still is very much a thing. For instance, if someone gets mugged more time they’ll be threatened with a knife. We are meant to have strict laws on guns but people always find their ways of getting them. Some people have them for gang “raids”, other gang members have them for protecting themselves. Hardly anyone who isn’t affiliated with gangs has guns unless you’re a farmer or something though

@@BraveClam very uncommon. Only hardcore gangstas have access to guns unless you’re a farmer etc. knives are much more common

@@BraveClam majority of the guns you see on the street are antiques and blank firing guns that have been refurbished, usually shotguns, revolvers, handguns.

Thanks for the replies folks ✌🤙

Good one😂

"feeling hopeless, low self esteem, lack of connection". How about low IQ, high testosterone, high confidence, low work ethic, low discipline?

@@karlscher5170 Na that just your and the narrative of '' ethno-nationalist/identitarian'' narrative. Nothing to do with low iq or high testosterone...typical pusedo scientific remarks made by a specific Western European groups living in a bubble.

@@karlscher5170yes the second one is the side affects and how it looks to someone on the outside, if you look a little deeper into a person you see it stems from the first!

@@extended3779 I think it's a combination of culture and genetics. Look at other places where people of African descent live. The circumstances are totally different, yet the outcome is the same.

@@karlscher5170no one wants to mention the elephant in the room

Perhaps. But we can't lose sight of the fact that these are men for whom committing murder is the very apex of human achievement.

@@eadweard. You're ignorant opinion is neither relevant or welcome. You clearly have a very small mind. Educate yourself on why such circumstances are ALLOWED to occur in the first place.

I liked Nia Jai as well. As chipmunk came on the scene is when it was peak.

@@eadweard. that’s far from true when it comes to grime. none of the guys he mentioned are about that or glorify it. drill is what you’re thinking of

@@eadweard. patently untrue.

Facts

A lot of what you have said I was about to write. There is so , much you said that's true. I come from the streets and poor background too. But instead of believing the same old attitude that as a young mixed race teenage boy that there's no hope in life. The system is against me and all that bullshit that is constantly perpetuated over and over again. I had witnessed serious violence in the moss Side gang culture. As early as 1984 there was three main gangs. The gangsters driving nice cars, wearing big jewellery, with colour coded designer clothes. Pepperhill was blue, Gooch red bandanas and olive green, Hillbillies from Cheetham Hill in a dark forest green, all influenced by crips and bloods colour code. In 1986/7 most violent attacks involved coshes or a small rounders bat, snooker balls in socks. Shortly this progressed to using machetes in attacks and witnessing those attacks still haunts me 30 years later. One serious machete attack led to the first drive by shooting which was really intended as a scare tactic. Unfortunately those dudes using a gun for the first time without any training will have found a fired gun has a mind of its own and dances and leaps in all directions, leaving bullets flying into lampposts cars, doors and windows of random houses, 80 or more bullets fired and not one hitting the intended target. That first drive by shooting did have bullets that hit human bodies, and those bodies were 4 young children. And now revenge was imminent. The machete and cosh attacks were over now it's GUN WAR, and what I call the longest game of tennis in history. Tit for tat, back and forth the attacks went, I knew young boys who were nothing big, were not fighters, didn't have a bad reputation and yet the gang culture got them, now with a PKK gun in their hands at 14 years old, it wasn't long before they had grown fear, gained power and plenty fake respect. Now these young boys felt like they were something, they belonged to something and had a thing missing from their lives called "Love". And that is the fuel behind gang culture, roadman, drill grime and whatever else exists in parts of society. The thing is I know some of the older gang members who were shit scared of Somali's because them dudes are real barehanded violent beasts. And they've experienced real heavy violence as young children as young as six years old back in Africa. But back then Somali's in Manchester UK weren't involved in gang life. Mostly gangs were made up of full Jamaican ethnicity, or mixed race heritage and at that time a small handful of English lads too. Some of them were real hard fighters before the gang, quite a few members soft headed not fighters but could take a beating just like me. It's those young boys who aren't hard as nails who use weapons and guns mostly out of fear. How else do they protect themselves if attacked by a group of 6ft 15 year olds who have all got reputations on the streets and seriously feared by all. At 15 year's old I was accused of something I didn't do, my friend took a serious beating from a respected and feared gang leader and I went into hiding after the gangsters sister and team caught me put machetes to my knees and a cold shiny Beretta in my mouth right to the back of my throat. Three weeks later, I had to go visit my friend, and it was that day while hanging out close to his home that one of the highly respected older gangster came and chilled out with us. He had heard the news. Out of his waistband and sock he pulled two guns. One of my friends gets all hyper and giddy when one gun was put in his hands, as he acts out all the fantasy ways hrs going to kill our enemy, my other friend who took the serious beating did the same thing without as much giddiness of his brother, but still, he was acting out a fantasy. Both of them didn't have it in them to REALLY shoot someone. And then the gun was placed in my hand, I raised it up, two hands on the butt one finger in the trigger and eyes straight down the barrel lining up the sights at front and rear of the barrel. My mind had the vision of what would happen. Calmly I lowered the gun and our gangster friend then pointed out that only me has got the killer mentality. It's the quiet ones you have to be careful of. He then seriously asked me if I want to go and shoot our attacker that very night. , And all that would have done is start another tennis match of killings so I faced him barehanded. I couldn't hide forever. And I was innocent. He accepted my plea and I went and did what was thought impossible, I got my arse into college with grants and turned my life around. 10 years after college, I had run my own graphics company for five years and still doing illustrations in the drum and bass hip hop scene and I was approached to do some youth workshop with challenging youths from Moss Side and Hulme. I thought this would be easy as I am them and have been them. That first workshop was easy and it got me well paid work for the next 7 years, and in that time I was a role figure and inspiration to huge numbers of youth. And because I could relate to them I got results and most satisfying for me is having that much impact on someone that I changed their lives and 5 young people who I worked with are now living successful happy lives when family and society had given up on them. And the worst thing I see getting worse and worse is rich kids wanting to claim poverty talking street slang, attracted to gang life. And that's the power of fantasy recordings played out glamourising gang culture. I could go on with more but for now that's enough 😊 but I will say one thing, that when the govt increased jail time dramatically for ANYONE involved with gun crime, that's when everyone started using knives again BSCK TO WHERE IT STARTED IN THE EIGHTIES

@@artist_with_dharma137 great storytelling 👍

​@@artist_with_dharma137 This is what i'm talking about, these are the real stories from people who were there and saw it all evolve. Thanks for sharing brother, i have no doubt people like us could write a few books on the matter lol. I forget about Moss side, yea it was happening up there. Not as frequent and widespread as what we're seeing around the UK today, but amongst the gangs themselves definitely. You mentioned Somalis, they came to London too, and were mostly calm, but now they have big gangs set up, and when someone kicks them off, it's straight up raiding areas in masses with machetes. Albanians were another group who were from poverty and trained in crime from young. From a London perspective they changed everything. They turned 'drug dealing' into a serious organised drug trade for Cocaine, and of course they were simply bringing European ogranised crime into London. They use to work for Italian mafia at one point, since they were the suppliers. They kept to themselves, violence only connected to business, but it was the street youths who began shifting the gear who got organised into gangs and armed. That was the root of the change. Once the government cut the police force it was the beginning of the end. The stats show a clear correlation between the cut and the increase in knife crime. It spread to those around them basically. As you said, people realise they have to defend themselves. Before you know it everyone is carrying. And when there is no police presence.. boy, people do what they want.

@@mrman9285 I'm autistic and ADHD when I'm on a roll with something I'm passionate about or have great experiences I just can't stop lol. Between nodding of asleep and jerking upright with grrrryyywwkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkssssssmm up in my reply it took 3 hours to write that short story hehe. And I myself had to cut it short or next what happens like it did earlier is I deletes all I wrote by nodding of to fairy land FFS... and I've still got to add some extra thoughts in reply to @Bon Tempo 😁😉

Or hell, those who are still in such environments and just go about their daily lives not being a thug and attacking someone.

How is it insulting those who got out though?

​@infantjones because it's minimizing the efforts it took them to get out. if you try to talk to the normal people in these communities, they're tired and they're targeted because they're seen as weak or labeled a rat if they're just trying to get by making an honest living. It's not easy to get out of that situation. Those who do should be celebrated but they're seen as traitors in the community. Terrorizing people all your life and then expecting people to "understand where they're coming from" is absolutely an insult to someone who made it out and contributed positively to society, probably being harrased by said individuals during that time. They see their oppressors being celebrated, cared for and given a chance they never were afforded. It reinforces the behavior that if you want people to feel bad for you, don't try to make an honest living. It's better to indulge in unfortunate activities, harm your community and poison them, as long as you can get views. Then people will come on the news to defend you and your actions, because no one cares or rallies for the people who took the other option to live a normal life.

Huh search up Morrison, K Koke, Potter Payper, Benny Banks, English Frank or Don strapzy... all white with millions of views including prison sentences and murdered family members.

Lol.. tomfoolery. Yeah, you're right but it also goes deeper than that, psychologically speaking. It's all a mask they think they have to wear because their references are so badly warped.

What’s wrong with going commercial though? Isnt that what these guys want to have no.1 platinum selling records and create generational wealth? I always thought it’s weird when people act like music popping commercially is a bad thing 😅

@@nameisamine most of the commercial grime stuff just wasn't good and alot of them did it for the money but they was not happy , skepta talks about being depressed around those times before he switched it up , wiley didn't like what he was making but he said he had to feed his family

^ that and also you lose part of the culture, nobody was making grime then the old fans were left in the dirt

@@icba9292 but we’ve had some drill records go number 1 on the charts too, is that culture being ‘lost’ too? I’d argue watered down drill songs with commercial imperative topping charts would be way better to change people’s lives than, the lyrics renaming super violent and incriminating.

@icba9292. He didn’t do his research. Half of this video is misinformation. Or plain wrong! Timelines all off. No talk about late 90s early 2000s. So on. Poor video

Well put.

wtf are you saying, making music or selling drugs is very hard work. What you're thinking of is landlords and shareholders - everyone else has to work while these leeches enjoy the fruits of our labor without having to contribute a damn thing.

@@HamidKarzai Making a GOOD music, with a talent. It's easy to mumble sum words and play crappy shit. But actually make good soundable music is a whole different level. I can even make your everyday mumble dup ketchuo song in 5 minutes and you would eat it

@@HamidKarzai And I guarantee it comes with ''No originality'' Flavour

@@buenoloco4455 lol

Cracks me up seeing FAKE Trapstar + Hoodrich T shirts etc being sold at my local Car boot Sale

Very few drill rappers make it out on music alone. Think of how many are locked up right now or just constantly in and out, or dead. Even the ones who achieved comfortable success like Digga, Russ, Headie are still targets or still involved in gang activity. They face the choice of dropping the drill stuff and trying to get off road and therefore lose their violent appeal (and face the risk of getting checked if they still rap about gang life) or stay true to the gang and stay involved in the culture and the risks that go along with it.

Getting rich on glorifying violence and making the world a worse place for everyone else.

yeah seems obvious to me

The early dubstep scene is so underlooked for its influence and impact

@I've given up finding a good username. wish I was on th4 early dubstep wave, by I was introduced to the genre through skrillex

@@somebody1thegame "Are we on air?" "Yes you are..." "Hellooo ma...."

​@@hahaihaveahandlenow was just talking to a friend about this. I made a comment about seeing Datsik when he was still getting started, back when Apples dropped.. So good. Anyway, she was like wow what a time to be alive lol! Never felt so old.

@@osamabinsaucin929 "ok u get it comin up-up-up-up-up"

Upper and Middle class functioning cocaïne addicts are the biggest enemies of British society.

Is it like nature be nurture

Yes, Stoney was popularised by Casuals decades ago.

great vid but constantly incorrect? how does that add up

@@toma58uenaventur I never said constantly incorrect I enjoyed watching the video, but i noticed he made a mistake with that

pretty much anywhere outside of london tbh

@@AnonymousLdn yeah true, and the music is making a massive revival

Chav culture is exclusively white, roadman culture is exclusively black and its important distinction to make

@@denzel9086 facts are facts

​@@MR.TwifterZ Not really true tho when you have your Central Cee's, Benny Banks, even take it back to Skinnyman in 04, Very surface level to say it's just a Black thing - They're just the trendsetters more time

For reals it’s acc a decent attempt; but due to how much stuff is missing I can’t give it more than a C+ Like I want to bump it up to a B- because of how on point everything is narrated and put together But research methodology sir 😂 I would like a bibliography

Why wouldn't they be though?

yeah chavs might throw a can at you but roadmen will stab you in the face

The word Roadman itself was something new and recent haha

@@a.demifemiflapo5795 yh ik it was badman or rudeboy back in the day

@@AnonymousLdn That's right. It was Badman! Haha takes me back to the good old 2000's

What year is Londons golden era?

@@theonef570 2000s and 2010s

So...a BBoy?

@@pendafen7405 yh G

why were you in prison for 16 years then

Ur arab dont talk😂😂 yu guys do the exact thing in France

@@miscellaneousviewing7916 yeah but you dont get 16 years for a social taboo

that made no sense..

@@raskltube I understood it just fine

You a Somali bad girl? 🤣

Tell the road man to come at me without a knife and ten of his mates at his back and it will be a different story........only hard cause it's cool on the video...these clowns ain't nothing alone....come live in one of the rape and murder capitals of the world in South Africa that I deal with daily...these "hard men" won't last a day in these streets

Somali Pirate you mean London Boi can't even speak the language correctly 😂😂

Phoetic

One day he'll be a 1 million subscriber giant

wiley will give you the tiger uppercut tho

they're literally just self-reporting 😭

What are u on about that’s not true what so ever lol are u American or some lefty who lives in a gated community I can 100% say there are just as many white roadman as black roadman it has nothing to Do with race

Also ghetto Americans were 1st called that to Italians not blacks

@@famitsus987 I guess but its more associated with black people now

Saying "chav" back when you talk about meant a kid, not a poor white person. And black gang members or thugs were called rude boys or rudy's. Hardly anyone said road man back then. 🤣

its pretty much the same shit lets be real lol

#3kornpop

the fashion as dictated by JD!

The thing is, metal lyrics got FAR more violent in the last 30 years, but violence isn't really a part of the culture. George Fischer sings about the most grotesque shit but is basically a suburban dad kinda guy. Mayhem was just a part of the nuisance that lowlifes gathering in Helvete caused. Hip-hop is on a totally different level.

@@adity.atiwari The lyrical content itself is also different because in metal, hard rock or whatever, it's less... literal in a way. I'm a big fan of Linkin Park, because each of their songs can mean something different. And even if some of them have a clear message, you can still interpret them in very different ways. Hip hop isn't really like that. However, despite the two being opposites in terms of lyrics, I find myself a huge fan of both genres! :))

Yeah but the black metal dudes were like....killing each other, commiting homophobic hate crimes, burning churches all while espousing (to this day) legit nazi beliefs. The music itself was seperate from the criminal aspect and has been continually a problem within the metal community

⁠@@adity.atiwarivery true

Death metal treats its violent lyrics like horror more than anything, the whole point is that it's grotesque and awful. 99% of artists never actually idolize murderers. But with drill, they kinda directly promote violence and the artists are actual criminals.

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Drill was made in Chicago 💀

@@TSG_ There’s still a drill culture in London