Soyjack
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Soyjack is a misspelling of the word Soyjak, typically by offsiters, trannies and normies who are ignorant about soyjaks and the Sharty. Most Tiktok users mispronounce the word Wojak as Wojack and the same for Soyjak,[2] either way this happens on most social media platforms due to the high amount of retards and people who have lives.
Soyjack[sic]?
[edit | edit source]It has been suggested by some that the misspelling is sometimes intentional. This is supposedly because Reddit Nation thinks misspelling things (acting like an ESL retard), is a good way to detract from and make fun of da heccin fashie chuds, ev&doe this is clearly heccin unwholesome deadnaming. [why would they do this?] More research is needed.
TechGOD YouTuber Luke Smith has been known to use this misspelling many times,[3] in case you needed more evidence that Luke Smith isn't Lute.
Interestingly, this misspelling ends in "ack," which is why in reply to Redditors saying this, 'teens will soyquote them saying >soyj-ACK!
Soy Jack
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I’m Jack, (titled “Soy Jack” in Spanish) is a crime fiction novel written by Mark Blacklock in and published by Granta in 2015. It tells the story of Wearside Jack, a man who tricked police by pretending to be a serial killer and being the fall guy for an actual serial killer, Peter Sutcliffe[4].
