@Scorpion1813 @bottaboomstick yee haw has it's moments lmao along with other various yells.

I'd be a liar if i said i've never yelled yee haw

texan's are known to be loud obnoxious and proud for no reasons.

@mikees1 @bottaboomstick @Scorpion1813 well when it was used in a song for the first time...people caught on...and it spread from there. I don't think it was used to abbreviate...but only used to make words rhyme. I can't explain it properly perhaps....while i do enjoy hip hop...i don't enjoy all that it offers...including the "izzle" stuff and voice toner thing that all the rappers where using.

@Scorpion1813 @bottaboomstick same here. I apologize for my crap as well. No matter where we are from we are still humans...obviously.

@_Margulis_ @bottaboomstick well as long as it's over the top...it will be a parody.

@Scorpion1813 but it started somewhere and evolved from there. Just like any slang in any language. Mexicans speak a different spanish than those in Spain. So for someone born in South Central Los Angeles is not fake. Just like my southern accent with southern sayings is not fake....is not an attempt to sound like a real cowboy.

@mikees1 @bottaboomstick @Scorpion1813 what is the definition of bling as you know it to be?

shizzle is shit with izzle tagged on...it was a snoop dog thing not a culture thing. Well it was pop culture. so instead of saying "thing" i could say "thizzle" allowing me to rhyme words that would otherwise not rhyme.

Black communities in the states had a different beginning than those elsewhere. The black communities here created their own culture...their own identity. They had to.

@Ceaseless001 true 100%

and lol the US Government is a gangster.

@Scorpion1813 @bottaboomstick well if you rob a bank and kill two guards...then you have earned your vacation in prison. I'm just giving you a hard time here.

@Scorpion1813 @bottaboomstick it may be forced when you hear it over there...but for someone born into that culture...it's just how you talk.

Here where i'm from...instead of saying "we are about to eat"...we say "we're fixin to eat"...fixing does not mean about....but here it does.

@billlabowski @Buck_Swaggler awww you so sad!

you want to play Grand Theft Carpentry don't you