M. Ikhsan, M. Ikhsan (2024) The Use of African American Vernacular English by Indonesian Content Creator ‘Ramengvrl’. Skripsi, Tarbiyah dan Keguruan.

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ABSTRAK

African American Vernacular English (AAVE) is a form of English that is mainly used by black Americans. Although AAVE is a language feature that originated with African Americans, there is no explicit prohibition against other races using it. However, because AAVE is frequently used in inappropriate contexts, it gives the impression that it is merely a trend and part of pop culture. Many African-Americans content creators use AAVE on social media, with Indonesian content creators coming in second in which one of them was Ramengvrl. That is the reason this topic has come up, to analyze the use of AAVE as well as to find out the types of grammatical features of AAVE used by Indonesian content creator ‘Ramengvrl’ on TikTok, X, Instagram, and YouTube. This study applied content analysis method with qualitative approach, which describes and analyzes data using words. The data was conducted by observation and documentation. In this study, data analysis had done using Krippendorff (2018) and Neuendorf (2019) theories. These steps typically included defining research objectives, sampling and data collection, developing a coding scheme, coding the content, analyzing the coded data, and interpreting the findings. The result showed that Ramengvrl, incorporates elements of AAVE in her content on TikTok, X, Instagram, and YouTube. Based on 13 of her videos and captions, revealed that she utilizes vocabulary, contractions, and grammatical features of AAVE. Specifically, the study identified seven types of grammatical features of AAVE used by Ramengvrl. These include: 1) Copula/Auxiliary Absence, 2) Invariant be, 3) Ain’t, 4) Multiple negation, 5) Y’all, 6) Absence of relative pronoun, and 7) Non-inverted wh question

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