I make no attempt to keep up wiv da yute, I have to say. Most of it is quite lazy, unoriginal and not particularly creative use of language. But hey ho, I spose it’s part of their ‘identity’. Hopefully, most will grow out of it, when they realise that ‘Yo, what ya saying, y’alright’ won’t go down too well in a job interview, etc.
It really does make me cringe, wen I hear people like Rachel Atherton saying they were ‘stoked’, and similar. Bloke I once worked with, spoke perfectly ‘normaly’, but get him onto snowboarding, Cheeze.. It was as though he’d been suddenly possessed by a West-Coast Extreme Sports ‘Dude’.
He was from Watford.