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The smell of a black person. Justin Timberlake: (sniff sniff) . . . . .What's that smell? It smells like coconut. . . .No wait, it smells like popcorn butter.
Pink: (shaking her head) Dude, that's blackcent. Black people smell like that from rubbing cocoa butter lotion on their ashy skin. Eminem: (nodding his head) Ahhhhhhh! I've been trying to figure that out for years! |
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The act of a person of another race speaking with an accent they believe blacks speak with. The way Justin Timberlake speaks when he’s not on “Punked”
See also Christina Aguilera and Pink |
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Ebonics;The tongue that white boys use when attempting to pass off as africans. eminem...thats it...just eminem.
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the accent of a black person; usually referred to as ebonics; ghetto speak I'm sorry sir, I couldn't understand your blackcent. Could you please repeat that?
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When anyone but a black person talks like a black person. Hence, a Blackcent. White man 1: Hello, Reginald.
White man 2: Yo dawg, why you hatin' call me RJ. White man 1: I appologize. White man 2: Dats right before I pop a cap in yo ass. Black man: What da hell, yo you's gotta a mad blackcent goin' on. |
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An accent which suggests that a person is either black, identifies as being black, or aspires to be identified as black. It is a distinctive manner of pronunciation independent of geographical area. A person who speaks with a blackcent is not necessarily black. All people who are black do not speak with a blackcent. The acknowledgement of a blackcent is not intended to be racist, simply an observation of the evolution of the linguistics of american english. It's all good people! Justin Timberlake (for example) had a slight blackcent.
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The accent a white person has when talking to black people, when they hang out with black people often. Justin Timberlake has a blackcent.
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