Can Americans really make sense of Cockney Rhyming Slang? In this hilarious reaction, we try to wrap our heads around some of the most iconic and bizarre phrases London has to offer. From "apples and pears" to "dog and bone," we're diving deep into the world of Cockney with wide eyes and confused brains. Join us for the laughs, the learning, and the inevitable linguistic breakdowns as we explore this uniquely British way of speaking!
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