SUCK MAN ( London gangs have weird slangs) | Nabil Abdulrashid 

He is Nigerian British and Muslim, but grew with the yardies

If you're trying to figure out what he is saying he is not using the word in its literal self. If you notice he uses the word lick dem dong, which is Jamaican for hitting someone with a force.

And his English is excellent, too - his eloquence should put many English people to shame.

​@@ruthmckay9086he is British!

Do you mean Bri ish? 🤣 Like the Boahowoah​@@lisawest6355

Believe it or not, the definition of the word f*ck originally was quite similar to beat

Where l come from "beat" means three things.. 1) Someone "fought" you and YOU LOST, i.e.; "Yuh get "beat-up"! 2) Sex - "My man "beat me out" last night. 3) You look "beat" (tired)!

@@charissemodeste6489 You forgot the most important one: “I just beat my meat” (masturbation).

Words aren’t one dimensional

Beat, punch, nail, cover, piledrive, screw,...I might have about 50 names for sex

Well, to be fair, it does suck to get robbed 😂

@@Lazarus-aap Right…

In the us it was licked for the longest time. You licked someone for their shoes etc. but then my generation came around and said that’s kinda sus, we started saying “hittin licks” instead. Funny too cause you can blow a man and it means you shot him. Blowin sticks is shooting guns like wtf 😂

@@BigTrees4ever Nobody in America ever said they licked someone for anything 😂 people in the south say they “caught a lick” A lot of people describe someone getting shot as getting “Blown down” Sticks are assault rifles and that slang came from the south too. Blowin sticks? You’re literally making shit up now 😂 Hold on to that L real tight and keep it movin mate.

​@@guiltyuntilproveninnocent.Blown down? More like blown away.

I've never heard suk man as a term to rob

@@Adam_K14 I’m not from the uk 🇬🇧 but it definitely an embarrassing slang

You must be a new millennium baby.

@@Adam_K14 The word is meant to be "sock" which means rob. Heard it plenty growing up in London

@@patrickgreen6242 millennials are… “typically being defined as people born from 1981 to 1996”…they’re getting older everyday 😅

no you never

HA. If only

@@jamiemoore1989 Shut up Jamie, read more. “Shxdow - Blxck Genie”, guy says it in the last verse.

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Sir im doing no such thing 🗣🤣

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​@YungAtzwhat? This person telling the story is the one who said "sir", they're not talking about someone else. And why is that story so unbelievable?

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I kept on saying pause with meme in my head 🤣🤣🤣

FACTS!🤭

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bare money makes you a target for sucking though

Same here, mr keith chegwin. May I also say, I love your channel. I too feel very strongly about Robert Dyas.

@@Basauri_48970 Why thank you

You know, here in Belgium, in the province of West-Flanders, there is a slang word that literally means the exact thing. It's the word 'bere', yet it's pronounced as [bear'uh]. Before you ask, this pronunciation doesn't make any sense according to the phonetic rules of the Flemish language 😅, but what's even crazier is that it's something that I think comes from the old regional dialect (at least, I think so, I'm from a different province😅), therefore it's something that not only youngsters say, but also some of the older generations will say it as well.

I think they mean "bare" as in how we sometimes use "raw" to describe something being potent or full of energy. Even though raw usually means uncooked or bare/unprotected

Nah, this wasn't used in East was it?!?

@@sameo01 I don't remember for the life of me "Suck" being an east thing.

Why are you gay?

Love the reference to the Ugandan interviewer 😂

Why are you gay

Pepe julian onzima

I was waiting "why are you geyy?" The whole time

I have family out there !! You know how we “dew” 😂😂😂😂

@@NabilAbdulrashidComedy Ha! Okay...I se you...and hear you "teew"! 🤣😂🤣 Great set bruv!

We’ll be is a proud Nigerian

Funniest thing I've watched this year 😂

If the police sucked mandem they caught I think crime rate would drop 😂😂😂

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​@@NabilAbdulrashidComedyThe crime might go up.

Yoooo! We got love for Brooklyn in south London still! Big up!!!

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Both trash giggs is soft

​@@jmadz9054I can see why that would be a problem considering the video

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I don't know, I figured out lick meant beat and I'd never heard it used in this way before.

Lick man down means to physically hurt someone to a point where they’re not getting back up, or where they lost so badly that it a one sided beat down. That’s how nabil was using it

@@gloverdragon6854It doesn’t have to be that extreme.. For kids who got beat by their parents, they would say they got ‘licks’. Still said today

@@TheDestineyy you’re right on that if you say it how you are, getting licks is to take a beating, such as from your parents. However, there’s a difference between the phraseology and use of “lick man down” and getting “licks”. They imply different endings and situations. Thats the nuance of slang

Thank you kind sir😂..I was trying to figure out what the hell did he mean by suck in this context

Not a South thing. Used all over London

@@keifer7813 yeah true

Suck was a south london slang term. Never really ever heard it outside of south.

@@gloverdragon6854I can confirm it’s made it’s way to the over side of London too. 😔😔😔southerners think everything is theirs.

@@officialshockstar I’m from east London and been all over west/north west london. I can confirm that suck was a south london slang word that did not cross over to other areas of London. Other areas would say “jack/jacked” for steal, especially east london. Certain areas of London sometimes do spawn off their own slang that stays in their parts, well at least it did before the proper social media era. For example, in north London they would say “shower/showa” “sho” to mean they’re that guy. Those types of words never really went out of north unless north London grime mcs would use them in their bars.

Yep Charles really robbed the Indians, especially considering he wasn't born until a year after colonial rule in India ended

@sabretooth5404 lighten up it was a joke. He said Charles, so I thought of the king, which made me think of the royal family as a whole, which of course made me think of colonialism.

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