Dating soccer players is like overseas hooping for "IG Baddies".
After playing in the NBA/G-League (American actors, rappers, ball players) they go overseas for the final years.
@jamarhero@p_lo What Drake project was Karri on before Iceman? Genuine question.
And I added 2011 because that shit was 15 years ago dawg lol. When was the last time he made a record on some west coast shit? Another genuine question. Not a feature, but his shit.
And u have to counter in tha difference with NY is base demographics..NYC had a massive African-American AAVE foundation long before Jamaican migration spiked in the 70s. Toronto didn't have that baseline, so Jamaican immigrants set the core.
@2DeepEve that’s not true tho. Rounding up Toronto residents of ALL Caribbean descent, not even just Jamaican, makes up 12%. It’s a lil over 2% if you’re just counting Jamaicans
..& that’s how ik you’re not a NYer lol. The migration boom from 🇯🇲 to NY started in the early-70’s
And u have to counter in tha difference with NY is base demographics..NYC had a massive African-American AAVE foundation long before Jamaican migration spiked in the 70s. Toronto didn't have that baseline, so Jamaican immigrants set the core.
Fam You’re mixing up total city stats with Black population stats, bro. Jamaicans are 2% of Toronto's TOTAL population, but they make up 30-35% of the Black population here (the single largest group). That density early on is why the accent stuck.
Fam You’re mixing up total city stats with Black population stats, bro. Jamaicans are 2% of Toronto's TOTAL population, but they make up 30-35% of the Black population here (the single largest group). That density early on is why the accent stuck.
@2DeepEve that’s not true tho. Rounding up Toronto residents of ALL Caribbean descent, not even just Jamaican, makes up 12%. It’s a lil over 2% if you’re just counting Jamaicans
..& that’s how ik you’re not a NYer lol. The migration boom from 🇯🇲 to NY started in the early-70’s
That’s because majority of black people in Toronto are of Jamaican decent. Most second generation Jamaicans were born in the late 80’s and 90’s. Black New Yorkers spoke like Italians for a long time
@Domthgreat ..so are cities like Brooklyn & The Bronx. You still don’t hear BK & BX rappers, that aren’t Jamaican, mimic the accent in songs tho
🧢🧢 Stunt Hard, Money to Blow (OG), Brand New (OG), Friends with Money, Ransom, I’m Still Fly, a lot of songs he was releasing on https://t.co/I40kUIVoXA that made its way to YouTube