@katiparfeli: how some of yall sound #satire #cortis #martin #martincortis #kpopstan

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Tuesday 10 November 2026 05:26:29 GMT
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wenoisez
izach newton'ⁱᵈ¹¹ :
"like drake for example"
2026-11-10 05:30:33
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desiboywithagun
🪩 :
adela done found her mind
2026-11-10 10:48:58
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ambrwavv
fawn 死 :
girl be careful they don’t play about their dada
2026-11-10 08:38:45
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phineasandferbenjoyer
gabeborn :
saw a comment saying that they spoke in a blaccent bc they had black English teachers
2026-11-10 09:03:57
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lhsbsheje
lhsbsheje :
thank you!!! this is just how koreans talk, it's a local dialect. so tired of ppl being xenophobic
2026-11-10 15:09:06
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al1enspace
mason ☆ :
LIKE DRAKE😭
2026-11-10 05:52:17
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ihanhakie
corydoras :
"cortis accent"
2026-11-10 07:04:47
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berrydorb
⃟ :
ah yes cortis the blueprint
2026-11-10 07:21:54
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jeannesbbg
angeldevilpeggers(mya) :
why are non of yall reading the caption
2026-11-10 09:36:37
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nereal43
nereal :
I need them to drop that act they were so good debut days
2026-11-10 05:56:16
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oyingirlie
hannie ⎕ 🧭🌺🪽 :
“Like drake, for example”
2026-11-10 07:47:15
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.insomnia.queen
insomnia.queen :
This is brilliant and also do people not know what the word diaspora means? why are people thinking anything with the phrase "cortis dialect from the cortis diaspora" is serious 😂
2026-11-10 12:04:52
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needlehappy
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Oh my god they’re gonna think you’re agreeing with them 😭
2026-11-10 14:08:02
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bunniee40
Sundus✨🐿️ :
There’s probably someone out there who liked your post without reading the caption 😭
2026-11-10 18:52:12
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stimkyy
❤︎ᩙ᜔ ϐׁׅ֒𝐋𝐀𝐒𝐈𝐄 ꣒ ׄ⏜ :
“like drake for example.”LMFAOOO
2026-11-10 16:45:08
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shantyyahyahyah
adriana :
this made me laugh😭
2026-11-10 06:05:26
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tairaerae
junie b jones’ sister :
I was about to go in but then I was like oh she playing
2026-11-10 07:05:38
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j3aagi
f3ng :
A cortis fan gon take this seriously
2026-11-10 17:05:39
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vouesie
￴ :
its the colorsoutsidethelinesland accent
2026-11-10 12:34:55
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hirukahettiarachc2
hirukahettiarachc2 :
Lmfao this is how they sound 😩😭😭
2026-11-10 10:56:12
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nxyhq
￴ ￴ ￴ ￴ ￴￴￴￴￴￴￴￴ ￴ ￴ :
wait is this like shade to martin
2026-11-10 05:28:15
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hi943683
★IDI0T★ :
I don’t understand the hate like let him cookk!!!!!
2026-11-10 13:30:09
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saikkwt
Leo🐍 :
they are going to get your ass but you are right queen
2026-11-10 07:30:46
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89753g545877i
. :
the term "blaccent" itself is so problematic. Why are we creating a separate label for the way someone speaks and automatically making it about race? I think the term is unnecessary, and the way people use it can be pretty offensive. AAVE is a dialect with its own grammar, vocabulary, and history. It's not just a collection of slang words or a certain way of pronouncing things that automatically makes someone sound Black. Black people don't all speak the same way, and there's no universal way of sounding Black I think this is basic knowledge another thing I think people are overlooking is that a lot of the speech patterns being labelled as a "blaccent" are also associated with Southern American English. The South has its own regional accents, dialects, expressions, and ways of speaking, and not everyone who speaks that way is Black. There are plenty of non-Black Southerners who share certain pronunciations, expressions, and speech patterns. So why are we automatically assuming that every person who speaks that way is trying to imitate Black people? Certain ways of speaking aren't exclusive to one race simply because they're also common within that community. I find ridiculous that people take certain speech patterns, group them together, attach a racial label to them, and then use that label to accuse someone of imitating an entire race. Do you not see how reductive that is? I understand that people can deliberately exaggerate AAVE or imitate Black speech for attention, entertainment, or to mock Black people. That's a completelyy different conversation. But you cannot automatically put every situation under that same umbrella without considering the context. Language spreads esp slang people influence each other, and that's how it’s always worked. AAVE has influenced music, entertainment, and social media worldwide. So why is it suddenly unreasonable to think that someone outside the Black American community might naturally pick up certain expressions or ways of speaking? I'm not saying people shouldn't be called out when they're genuinely mocking or exploiting Black culture.
2026-11-10 19:28:56
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sakuya127zz
Sakuyampregger¹²⁷ :
And Mark Lee uses it🥰🥰
2026-11-10 12:50:04
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