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The phrase Metcalf used is an amalgam of cultures, Hill noted — a recently popularized part of African American Vernacular English, which just like ASL has a unique structure, syntax and grammar that differs from English.
Source: https://theathletic.com/5123461/2023/12/10/dk-metcalf-sign-language-touchdown-celebrations/