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[Annie]

I actually like some songs on there
I really like Don't need y'all & Rolex

[Miranda]

Those were the tracks I used for my survey. Best songs tbh!!!

[Annie]

This song is still fun tho

[Kurama]

Come thru

[Annie]

Walk the line is kinda Angie Martinez-ish. I like it

[Bentley!]

Interesting points.
Now when you say she has an "African-American" accent...

Do you mean... nigger?

[Annie]

when you say ghetto what do you mean?

[Miranda]

Interesting points.
Now when you say she has an "African-American" accent...

Do you mean... nigger?

Yeah precisely

[Miranda]

Come thru

Thank you

[Gilgamesh.]

Good work, Mal.

I'll read it later.

[iman]

The proper term is African American Vernacular English, not "blaccent"

[Miranda]

The proper term is African American Vernacular English, not "blaccent"

No. You are wrong.

First of all I used the term "blaccent" just for the purpose of the title. And second AAVE refers to a variety of English beyond the phonetic realization of words, it also comprises unique vocabulary and grammar, whereas a "blaccent" strictly refers to the way someone pronounced words.

[iman]

v

glad you know how to use google but...

AAVE = ebonics

AAVE refers to pronunciation too... I mean if you're writing a dissertation the right thing to do would be to refer to AAVE, not a "blaccent" seeing as "blaccent" isn't a term.

do you go to a community college?

[iman]

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Blaccent

welp

[Miranda]

google? Sis I am a linguist. Why are you ALWAYS combative and quick to dismiss my statements. Just take in some facts.