@you26500@LilithBlack25 You’re not gonna get an answer and if by chance someone does they’re gonna be repeating talking points that don’t apply to Senegal 🤷🏾♂️
@grok @apocalyptic28 Why’d you say this on your app? And based on other historical sources not just Ibn Sa’id Tadjourah’s always been Afar land. Issa’s being there in 1890s aligns with the southern expansion of France when they changed the Terrority of Obock to French Somaliland
@simplyT90 I worked some journeymen pipefitters and welders that would chase shutdowns for 8 months and then go for 4 months vacations and rinse and repeat
@_jasminepetrou There’s no point in making a distinction it’s still false. It was popular in the inner city way before Drake. No one uses real UK slang in Toronto, it’s all Jamaican words from the 80s/90s and Somali from the late 2000s early 2010s. No one’s saying “it’s peak/calm/bookey/peng”.
@_jasminepetrou And for your last point you called me a “dumb shite” and you wanna talk about being rude? You’re from Tanzania and Cyprus neither cultures influenced Toronto or London slang so it’s funny you’re saying a whole city copied the UK thru Drake 🤣
@_jasminepetrou One of Drake’s managers Future the Price that been with him since So Far Gone is Somali. The original video I posted is about the Jamaican influence from the 80s in Toronto. There wasn’t even widespread internet back then much less social media so how would we copy London?!
@_jasminepetrou You’re actually handicap bruh it dropped 2014. Nobody in Toronto was checking for London those times about anything only thing we knew about y’all back then was Harry Potter. And you’re doubly stupid for implying Somalis started saying Wallahi because of Drake 😭🤣
@_jasminepetrou You got some braincells missing if you think Somalis in Toronto (who made it popular) started using Wallahi because of Drake. Even he says it’s the other way around years before he started linking UK rappers. And no one’s using Habibi unironically here unless they’re Arab.