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2. blaccent
A manner of speaking indicative of the stereotypical African American (or someone trying sound as such).
Not to be confused with slang, the blaccent is identified by the way words are prounounced...not the words themselves.

Me: I called customer service and the African American gentleman was very helpful.

Friend: How do you know he was African American?

Me: He spoke with a blaccent.
1. blaccent
A distinctive manner of speech, pitch or tone particular to African American urban inner city youth.
Sean tried to immerse himself in WASP-y country club culture, but his blaccent gave him away every time.
3. blaccent
whites or anyone besides black folks who speak in the "urban style of rappers" and such, when they are around black folks, or around others like themselves. See Justin Timberlake. Also speaking with a black accent.
That wigga be speakin with his blaccent around Nosmo King.
by timbuktu Jan 25, 2004 add a video
4. blaccent
Accent for white people who sound like black people.
Eminem's blaccent turns me on.
5. Blaccent
One's impersonation of an African-American or an African-American's voice.
Racist Asshole: Yo, wassup my nigguhz.

Guy 2: That's a really bad blaccent, man. You could get your ass kicked.

Example 2:

Guy 1: Hey, I've been really working hard on my blaccent. I could pass for a black person over the phone.
6. blaccent
The accent every black person has. You can always tell, even if talking on the phone or on the radio. Black people all have this accent, like a person from the south has an accent. It is not something anyone non-black should ever hold in high regard. White people cannot have blaccents, but some do speak ghetto, which is quite different.
Him: hey there! aks me a question.
Me: Are you a black?
Him: yes, how could you tell?
Me: You have a blaccent, it's very obvious.
7. blaccent
The way a black person talks.
Person 1: Yo, homes, wassup, have you checked out the new Kanye album, brooooo??
Person 2: You have the biggest blaccent I have ever heard.
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