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The days of dignified expressions particularly on radio are sadly now consigned to another age. Asking for a request or dedication has now been mongrolised into a 'shout-out', no doubt coined by some inarticulate knuckle dragging cretinous local radio dj in the incessant search for everything to sound more 'cool'. Personally I'd suggest the perpetrator sticks his backside in a fridge.

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The phrase "shout out" was most likely coined in urban communities in the 1970s or 1980s in the United States. It is used to give recognition or acknowledgment to someone or something, usually in a public manner.

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