Ernia & Ciro Buccolieri talk Italian American Culture and Food, and Italian Rap Scene 

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Fulham Fulham fra dormivo a Fulham

Yup he finished his study in Italy then moved to London for 6months in the main time he went to school there as well

@@nicolacarnovali9772cambia pullover che arriva la pula

Cambia il pullover che arriva la pula

He lived in Fulham 1 year so yeah he got the accent

Things changed quickly in the last 10 years, now rap is mainstream.

Is still not popular . In charts you can find only pop rap /sing rap

@@samlowfiltera5956 not sure how old you are but ppl born in the 2000s all listen to rap. Look at the FIMI album chart, there's rap all over the place which was unthinkable a few years ago.

Unfortunately 😅

@@samlowfiltera5956"sing rap" bro's stuck in the 80s. Look at American charts as well, all rappers have melodies with no exceptions. Heck, even MMLP1 and SSLP from 3 decades ago had sung choruses.

Appreciate you ❤

I'm Mexican and I'm here too 😂😅

don't worry, he's not Italian either

@@yourinternettia2503Mexican here as well who loves the podcast. 💚🤍❤I’m dancing every time the intro rolls in 🗣️

not at all, only the very few private stadiums, owned by the teams, have a team store.

@@ever5529 only 5 teams have private stadiums, all the others 15 teams don’t, how comes they mostly have stores?

@@MarcoCeleri What are you talking about? Olimpico no store, San Paolo Maradona no store, Marassi no store. Fratè, ma dove li hai visti 'sti negozi? E ti hanno pure messo mi piace sei persone, pensa te come stiamo messi. Il primo che scrive una ca**ata acquista subito credito.

@@ever5529 inter milan bari bologna palermo ecc

La roma pure sta aprendo all’olimpico

Ha vissuto a Londra ci sta abbia l’accento

Ci sono sempre stati.

ma se c'ha l'accento super britannico

@@joeletiberi6243 è quello che dice maccheronico, non l'accento

vorrei sentire te, scommetto che fai i versi come un babbuino

@@stoicazoo7845 ho un laurea in inglese cornuto

si ma parla di uno sgrammaticato che è pazzesco, parla molto meglio Ciro anche se più "l'accento italiano"@@joeletiberi6243

He used to live in England for 6 months thats why he speaks with uk accent

He lived in England for some time, he also talked about it in a couple of songs

E cigarettes, iqos: they are like normal cigarettes, smaller, but instead of being lit up with a lighter, they are heated with an electric heater (or sort of)

@@jameshill3277 thanks

Penso che ernia sappia qualcosa più di te riguardo la musica, io mi fiderei😂

@@filippog9630 bro vivo in America so di cosa parliamo

he went one year in London, so his accent is a mix between italian accent and england accent

Direi che lo sanno abbastanza bene, forse tu non lo capisci troppo

ma secondo me sei te che non lo capisci con quei neuroni bruciati. Posa il vino.

Non saprai parlarlo te invidioso

No... garlic is highly appreciated in some northern regions, such as Piedmont, and isn't widely used in the south. And Ernia is from the north, yes, while Ciro is from the south and you can understand this both from his name and from his skin color (we from the south, in general, have olive skin tone). And the term "Guinea" doesn't seem appropriate to me since it's a derogatory towards us darker-skinned southern Italians... also because if you're write "Sicilian" in your name account you will only have some distant Sicilian origin, as well as being very light skinned, even more than Northern Italians (Sabino is also very light despite having Campania origins, and certainly because you are mixed with some northern European genetics present in the United States: Irish, Germans, English, etc.). Greetings from Italy, ciao-ciao!