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Mockney (a
portmanteau of "mock" and "****ney") is an
affected accent and form of
speech in
imitation of ****ney or working-class
London speech, or a...
- Fiasco. The band
consists of Jaco (Vocals) who can be
heard singing in a
Mockney accent for some songs,
Graham Burris (B****), Matt
Nelson (Keyboard), and...
- to
adopt elements of
working class speech, such as
Estuary English or
Mockney. However, many, if not most, of the
differences remain very much current...
- Perry.
Singing mostly in
English in an
accent that has been
described as "
mockney", with
androgynous looks and a
falsetto voice, the
artist was compared...
-
migration for
identification with
London to
persist in
subsequent generations.
Mockney:
Refers to a fake ****ney accent,
though the term is
sometimes also used...
- "bleakly
hilarious reclamation of the
British crime genre from
peddlers of
mockney muppetry."
Philip French of The
Guardian called it a "highly entertaining...
- Blur song "Parklife",
which exemplified its
appeal to a new
generation of
mockneys. The term also
evolved to be used in
Multicultural London English; a 2002...
-
albums of 2015, and
described the duo as "papier-mache
punks with
their mockney lip-flapping, ****-paper-thin-sentiment,
derivative riffs, embarr****ingly...
- two-disc
edition of The Who Hits 50!.
Uncut magazine describes the song as "
mockney music-hall."
Uncut praised its whimsy,
imaginative arrangement and "tumultuous...
- but
these are now
rarely heard except amongst very
elderly residents.
Mockney is a term used in po****r
media for a
deliberate affectation of the working-class...
