I don't think Ms Dynamites a chav - she's far too smart (and actually writes her own stuff!) It's a shame they weren't inspired by her lyrics rather than her success.

Good come-back Farhad - although at least Sovereign both looks the chaviest and is named after the ultimate chav jewellery! Is it just me; or is this 'Live' (yeah right!) on CD:UK, a saturday morning kids pop show: kind of disturbing?

Chav rap rhyme? Dear sir am sure you must be reffering to the Queen of Chavs - Jentina
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV3DChpAR98

Usually British Hip Hop would get an instant up-vote for me (being British and loving Hip Hop)...But I'm staying neutral, as I don't like Lady Sovereign's grungey basic beats & chav rhyme rap in this one.

Basically yeah, chav means wigger gangsta idiot, it's not the name of the guy arrested (well, maybe it is). It's nice to see some justified police brutality on here, that guy got what he deserved. I think Neil (assume that is the other guy) did the right thing not getting involved, the only thing is that he should have got the child out of there. What's with the camera? Is this a TV show, or was there someone near by hoping to get some valuable footage? The quality is a bit too good for a video phone.

I think the bald copper will be having words with his partner on spray usage

So Chav =~ "Ganstah", eh?

chav is British slang for a certain subsect of society, and i think Neil is the dude standing off to the side watching it go down.

I don't think the pepper spray was too much (doubt it was CS gas). I can't believe he basically maced the other cop.. usually everyone backs the hell up. How the heck was this scrawny kid overpowering two good-sized cops? It gets real dangerous for everyone once cops start wrestling with someone.

Are Neil and Chav famous, or is this just a version of Cops (tv-show)

If you're ever in Manchester and see a tram passing by, take a look at the back of it. See the little f*ck@r clinging on for shits and giggles?
That's a chav.
One day he'll fall off and I'll laugh myself to death.

SWAG is stolen goods.

I like the term Chav. It's funny. Scally sounds too close to Scully and no one touches the holy scripture like that.

Chav - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chav

I hate the word 'Chav' simply because it somehow replaced 'Scally' overnight.

The term "chav" refers to a subcultural stereotype of people fixated on fashions such as flashy "bling" jewellery (generally gold), and designer clothing with the beige Burberry pattern (most famously the baseball cap which has since been discontinued by the company), and such brands as Lonsdale, Berghaus, Burberry, Von Dutch, Louis Vuitton, Fred Perry, Stone Island, Kappa, Ben Sherman, Adidas, Nike, and best-known Sergio Tacchini. Musically chavs also tend to have a different taste mainly involving rap, dance, happy hardcore, RnB and an unusual type of music referred to as New Monkey. Response to the term has ranged from amusement to criticism that it is a new manifestation of classism.

Umm, pardon my ignorance and inability to google, err I mean, go to Google.com and search for the term, but what is "Chav"? The guys name? I suspect Lorry is a jail?

lol i bet that was in york ore something if you tride that in boro chavs wud beat the crap out of it. that if thay hadent stolen it before thay set the camras up

I've never heard the term "Chavver". The word is chav derives from the romanie for child and is used to describe a social group that follows certain fashion trends (tracksuits, burbery and gold jewlery). They are also considered to be rude, quick to anger and have their own slang. It started out with poorer people but there are now a lot of middle class chavs around.

I would also like to point out that the english isn't too bad here (in comparison to some other stuff I've seen), its just got a heavy accent. I've seen much worse example of the english language and most of them come from America. I'd also like to point out that the use of slang terms does not constitute bad english, otherwise everybody in the US could be said to have "bad english" because they use spellings that differ from true english (the term "US english" was invented by microsoft). Even if you can buy a dictionary with the US spellings such as color, they aren't the "correct" spellings because its the english who define what english is.