African American regional accents

[Diff1]

The Baltimore accent sounds like a Philly accent mixed infused with tidewater with a few of its own unique sounds like"tew for two, dug for dog, Murrland for Maryland ect...

[myspoonistoobig]

Interview With Rich Homie Quan At The Breakfast Club Power 105.1 - YouTube

Funniest video ever. NY radio station tries to interview Rich Homie Quan who's from Atlanta. At one point one of the dudes is like "bro, you know there's an "S" in "baseball," right?

[Diff1]

Yea i seen this interview he has a strong ATL accent it sounds like he pronouces Atlanta like "Lanta"lol

[tcave360]

The DMV accent is a mixture of the Tidewater/Chesapeake dialect and a bit of the Baltimore accent (Not the Bawlmorese speech patterns though) coupled with the DC region's own distinct regional lingo. It's a very Mid-Atlantic accent in that it is neither all the way Northern but not all the Southern. The DMV accent is one of the most unique East Coast accents/dialects.

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Overheard in D.C.: The D.C. Accent: DCist


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I'm not aware over rather or not I have an accent (Though some people think my voice sounds a little Southern whereas others think it's more on neutral/typical African American side), however I do speak the regional lingo and sometimes the dialect (Born & raised in the PG County side of the DC area).