A WOMAN who grew up on a council estate has revealed the top five lad names most commonly used.

Lily Dee, who is also known as the council estate queen on Facebook and TikTok shared her experience of growing up on a council estate.

The TikToker revealed five names used for boys that always show up on a council estate – and there's one that has ASBO written all over it.

Lily said: "Coming in at number five, it's got to be Mason or Mckenzie."

She warned that you should never give boys with this name any sugar or caffeine as they're 'swinging from the lampshade with his boxers on his head on a chilled day and ASBO'ed up."

The moniker taking fourth place was Kayden, Brayden, or any name that ends in 'yden.'

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The council estate queen revealed: "They just sit in their room all day watching people play computer games.

"They don't play computer games, they watch people on YouTube playing games."

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The third name most often heard on a council estate was a toss-up between Connor or Kain.

"Both little b******s, they've got to be ain't they with a name like that," she added.

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Proving her point, Lily said: You tell me one Connor or Kain that goes to church?

"More likely to go to church to rob all the lead off the roof so they can get some sweets and cider so they can get bladdered on the swings in the park."

The name taking the second spot was Dillion, Lily revealed it sounds like a name that started off posh but was soon trickled down to council estates after 'a few chavy mums heard it at the school gate.'

She added: "Dillion the Villian we call them on the estate, always stealing the dust caps off people's cars, little s**t."

But the number one lad name everybody knows on a council estate isReece.

The council estate queen said: "Good lad, comes round in the six-week holidays to wash your car, give him a fiver, as soon as you turn your back he's through your back door and he's got your PlayStation under his arm.

"Straight down Cash Converters mate."

Although they might steal, Lily said Reece's can come in handy.

She added: "But I tell you what, if you ever need a fake kid to take to the Job Centre to claim benefits for, Reece is your lad."

Lily's video soon went viral with over 300k views and people quickly took to the comments section to share their thoughts.

One wrote: "Nail on the head I have a mason and Jayden."

Another person commented: "My son's Kayden. And that’s so true Hahahhaha."

A third penned: "Tyler!! If I had a pound for every time I heard ‘Tyler, in, NOW’ echoing around my estate I wouldn’t need to live here anymore."

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