What is asab slang?

Asab slang is a type of Jamaican Creole (also known as Patois) used primarily in Kingston, Jamaica. It is popular among young people, particularly those in the dancehall music and party scene.

The slang features unique vocabulary, grammar, and sounds that are not found in standard English. For example, "Irie" means good or great, "mi bredrin" means my friend, and "ting" means thing.

Asab slang is a reflection of the Jamaican culture and community, including its history, music, and social norms. It is often used in music lyrics, social media, and in everyday conversation among Jamaicans.

While the slang may be difficult for outsiders to understand, it is an important aspect of Jamaica's cultural heritage and identity.