@Brianhere Yes, that is the reference. It is not taken to an extreme on South Park.
Nevertheless, if you listen to the way American Blacks talk, they have a distinct accent and lexicon.
If I were to use the expression. "Imma keep it hunned (💯) wit yoo"
Is that something used in mainstream English? Of course not. We would never use this type of expression when talking to our coworkers, especially our boss or our clients or our families.

@Stahesh Well, I would not call this "logic" or "smart".
This is more "cleverness" and how a female uses her ability to manipulate men using her sexuality to put herself in a better position to acquire resources and protection. To Survive, at ALL costs.

@sardonicsmile @Stahesh I was reading Black Rednecks and White Liberals by Thomas Sowell some months ago, I didn’t finish the whole book but Sowell basically states that current black culture and Ebonics has its origins from redneck/cracker culture in the antebellum south, and redneck southern culture comes from Northern Britain, Welsh, and Scottish Highlands during the 18th century.

@sardonicsmile @Stahesh that Chinese woman trying to speak in slang honestly sounds cringy and unnatural. I used to try and talk in slang in hs but quickly stopped doing it throughout college and post college.

@I_AmTheKnight @Stahesh I have to slow down and actively think about what to say if I were to talk like that. It is so unnatural and cringe, to me.