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I jump onto Omegle to test how well random strangers understand UK roadman slang. From “wagwan” to “leng” to “bougie,” I put people from different parts of the world through the ultimate UK street-slang quiz, and the results are quite surprising.

What is Roadman Slang?
It is is a blend of:
English street culture (primarily London and other major cities)
Jamaican patois (primarily)
UK rap influences (drill, grime, garage etc.)
UK youth dialect

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It’s become a massive part of UK internet culture as well as spreading overseas.

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