Northern Ireland, or skanger in Ireland. Sandra Clarke suggests there could be a connection between skeet and Prince Edward Island’s skite. Pop Culture Bands like Gazeebow Unit, a hip-hop group from Airport Heights, St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, play on some of the stereotypes of skeet, incorporating it into their music and parody the skeet stereotype. Some local Newfoundland and Labrador companies have begun to use the word on some of their products. See also Gazeebow Unit, a Newfoundland rap group with skeet cultural references Ned (Scottish) Chav (United Kingdom) References Further reading ‘Not the Cream of the Crop’: Using the Word 'Skeet' as Vernacular Speech in Newfoundland . Leslie Pierce, Folklore Department, Memorial University of Newfoundland, 2006. Best of St John's: Best of Local Slang. The Scope, 4 January 2012 Hip-hop in a Post-insular Community: Hybridity, Local Language, and Authenticity in an Online Newfoundland Rap Group Sandra Clarke, Journal of English Linguistics, 2007 Anti-social behaviour Canadian slang Culture of Newfoundland and Labrador Fashion aesthetics Newfoundland and Labrador society Class-related slurs Social class subcultures Stereotypes of the working class Canadian youth culture European-Canadian culture Working-class culture in Canada Socioeconomic stereotypes