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caz

British  
/ kæʒ /

adjective

  1. slang short for casual

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South African YouTuber Kurt Caz has built an audience of more than four million subscribers by posting travel videos with titles such as "Attacked by thieves in Barcelona!" and "Threatened in the UK's worst town!"

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But in the video itself, the signs on Croydon's North End are in English, the cyclist has no balaclava and Caz is giving him the thumbs up after a friendly chat.

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On X, Kurt Caz dismissed criticism of the thumbnail as "clickbait" and said "if you're going to do a hit piece on me do it properly".

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Caz, from Staffordshire, was crowned the winner of the 11th series by judges Esme Young and Patrick Grant during Tuesday's show.

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"That was more important for me than anything else," Caz said.

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