21 District - Still Here UK Reaction & Thoughts 

Agree bro. Could’ve just spit a few bars and cut the parts in to the verse to hear it clearer sounded like he tried to force it into one take kind of thing

@@itzxDeeZ To me he was as clear as a day, and i'm not even from Australia. Even Rag Talk TV were able to dissect his bars, I think it's more like his accent and this goes for some of the 21 District members, like Malik for example, it's his accent and aggression that interferes with the clarity. But that's the same as Onefour, I usually can't really understand what there saying, but the more I listen the more it becomes clearer. Try listening to the track again while reading the bars in the comment section that 21 District pinned, and trust me you'll understand and the bars somehow becomes as "clear as a day". It's not that his clarity is poor, it's just that we can't really hear the bars over his accent.

USO TOKO USO TOKO I understood it all, the accent wasn’t the issue for me bro, I was raised in nz but been here in Aus for 11 years lol. I just thought that in some points of A1s verse he wasn’t that clear when he went with the fast flow, still understandable just not that clear. I was only partially agreeing with this comment. Trust me I’m a hip hop head and all I listen for is lyrics. My opinion was he could have just spit his verse in a few tales to mix it all together and sound better. Just my opinion though uce🤙 still support any of the poly rappers trying to make it

@@itzxDeeZ I get what you mean uce! I totally agree with you.

Dak oh wow 💯🔥

Deadset can’t hear anything wtf

Yeah M8 go to 1.48

Dak yeah I hear it now I had to put my bloody speakers up to my ear and I could slightly hear it lol

Omg that's so hard 🤣

To me he was as clear as a day, and i'm not even from Australia. Even Rag Talk TV were able to dissect his bars, I think it's more like his accent and this goes for some of the 21 District members, like Malik for example, it's his accent and aggression that interferes with the clarity. But that's the same as Onefour, I usually can't really understand what there saying, but the more I listen the more it becomes clearer. Try listening to the track again while reading the bars in the comment section that 21 District pinned, and trust me you'll understand and the bars somehow becomes as "clear as a day". It's not that his clarity is poor, it's just that we can't really hear the bars over his accent.

They got copyrighted

Yo... that was fkin madddddd

Yeah way better

funny I can understand him though

That's a fair comment, I think that comes from what I expect from an artist/ group. Theres also been plenty of times I've built up a track or act and then its disappointed me. I 100% hear what you're saying.

Gonna have to disagree with you, if you go back to when chazza did reviews on onefour earlier tracks there was plenty of criticism before they blossomed into what they have given to us recently, youre implying that he may be biased to 14 but I disagree.

Your 2cents need to listen to all the Aus drill and raps and compare it to this song and every other song because other artists/rappers/group in Australia on are using the same lyrics from HOOLIGAN HEFF no effect, and 21 district both the replay and still Here, ONEFOUR SHANKS AND SHIV, SPOT THE DIFFERENCE and other rappers in Australia

Thing here is that OneFour have put themselves on a platform when everyone gets hyped for their new music. Where as 21 Districts first song wasn't as great. Poorly produced n that. Chazza was highly critical on their earlier songs, but since the message came out.. there has been nothing but hype for OneFour. Personally, i wish the boys weren't beefing with each other and we could get the best rappers from both groups to make a track. But that'll never happen. but it is what it is

@@noneleka3577 you seem to be struggling to put a proper sentence together what are you trying to say?

Also they are saying no effect because of onefour. It seems like there is a actual gang war about to break out.. from watching the news and shit it’s getting bad in Sydney

To me he was as clear as a day, and i'm not even from Australia. Even Rag Talk TV were able to dissect his bars, I think it's more like his accent and this goes for some of the 21 District members, like Malik for example, it's his accent and aggression that interferes with the clarity. But that's the same as Onefour, I usually can't really understand what there saying, but the more I listen the more it becomes clearer. Try listening to the track again while reading the bars in the comment section that 21 District pinned, and trust me you'll understand and the bars somehow becomes as "clear as a day". It's not that his clarity is poor, it's just that we can't really hear the bars over his accent.

Nah, he sucked someone off and accidentally took that persons sacks with him down his throat

@@usotoko9137 🤣🤣🤦‍♂️

@@alls1642 I was just joking 😂

@@usotoko9137 algud uce

Fkn oath! I didn't feel them when they first dropped "the reply", but a few days later you feel there energy, and i'm cleary lovin' it. Like you said "they are definitely different which is good for the market", and you're totally right it is good for the market, because being different makes them unique.

facts

Nah

100%

Agree. It's not just the beat that's better. The raps are way more clearer on the other version. Way more clarity.

Fkn oath! Most Aussies (mostly Polynesians) I know told me that the saying "no effect" has been around long before Hooligan Hefs track.

@@usotoko9137 Even when we were younger playing rugby and someone would get hit... they'd get up and be like "no effect". Saying has deffs been around for years.

@@getajobyagronk6126 It's kind of funny, getting hit and then saying "bruh no effect". But like every time I hear the phrase "no effect" I immediately think of Hooligans track.

Yeah, sure bud. Now go make another fake account and dribble shit you know nothing about.

@@snowpirate1619 you're doing the same thing Mr Suzuki. Bumbags are usually for money, drugs, knife or a decoy as that's usually the first thing a cop or thief would check.

We're clearly from different generations so i'm not gona argue with you. If that's all people carry in those gay fanny packs these days, then times have changed...Not sure if for the better but everyone likes a change up now and then lol

@@snowpirate1619 Could be different generations or just different people different area. I am just going off people I've met over the years that use them, I've never been a bumbag or gun person. I've heard of people using bumbags to cover up a gun on their waist, never met anyone. Though it's not like someone carrying a gun is going to let many people know. Different people do different shit with their shit and over the years things do change, so really we're both right, we can only go off our own experiences. Honestly I had just started a sesh after a shit day and seen someone with a fake account putting shit on someone else with a fake account for using a fake account and dribbling shit, so I put down my bong and thaught I'd join in with my fake account. Idgaf about what goes in those things. I like chazza's idea about the weet-a-bix, imagine a cop asking some lad to empty their bumbag just to find a weet bix 🤣 or just seeing some cunt that thinks he's hard but for some fucked up reason carries a weet bix around 🤣 I probably wouldn't have commented if you didn't mention his fake account or if you used a real name.

That's been throwing a few people off recently😂

IAmChazza my man so question is where tf is yah door way 😂

another aussi drill comeing soon

Yea chazza do yourself a favour and react to M.T & SIO

Dipper Don preach

Same! I could literally understand everything they said, especially A1 Official, because he's my favourite member of 21 District.

Michael Gibbs fuck up goose

To me he was as clear as a day, and i'm not even from Australia. Even Rag Talk TV were able to dissect his bars, I think it's more like his accent and this goes for some of the 21 District members, like Malik for example, it's his accent and aggression that interferes with the clarity. But that's the same as Onefour, I usually can't really understand what there saying, but the more I listen the more it becomes clearer. Try listening to the track again while reading the bars in the comment section that 21 District pinned, and trust me you'll understand and the bars somehow becomes as "clear as a day". It's not that his clarity is poor, it's just that we can't really hear the bars over his accent.

Tahi Levasa aye but the unreleased one had a better beat tbh

@@ajofficial7700 100

AJOfficial Ye aye ngl it did

Oh really!? I'm really proud of you for hearing it without a beat!!