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African American Vernacular English, referenced in a discussion about the terms 'baby daddy' and 'baby momma' and their cultural origins.

Mentions (6)
"It just sounds so trashy, like firstly you're announcing to the world that your relationship with the father/mother of your children didn't work out, secondly you're implying that you weren't even married in the first place (And yes I know it's probs from AAVE but Idc)"
"Got a notification about some bussin' $1 drinks from McDonald's and always laugh at how every company has to talk like a black teenager"
Why do companies talk in AAVE · u/Round_Brush5491 · ↑218 · 2021-11-12
"I'm from Texas and I every white person of every socioeconomic status says y'all. I can count the number of times I've heard someone one say "you all" or "you guys" irl on one hand. Like, it's not associated with black people at all."
Do northern and coastal people really think "y'all" is AAVE? · u/[deleted] · ↑191 · 2021-11-25
"But it freaked me the fuck out when I got to college in the US and every Indian American guy I met spoke AAVE, was an Elon worshipper or was overcompensating really hard for being disconnected from their culture by constantly referencing Indian media from my parents' generation??"
I hate that there's no non-western idea of modernity · tinkywinkystan · ↑189 · 2024-07-07
"white strippers that talk in AAVE"
"Well actually I do, they mean lisp, limp wrists, abuse of AAVE, etc but I daresay most gay men are probably like me, as in, just chilling."
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