I'm not annoyed by them, I just wonder to what degree they are noticed by the listening audience; stuff like saying "contexture" when he means something like "a point of" conjecture or contention. He does it more than the other two, and and I know language evolves, yadda yadda.
"African accent" could easily mean a bajillion different (not YouTube channel safe) things not worth risking, but he immediately hints towards accented English spoken in former Anglo-Franco colonial possessions, i.e. Nick Mullen's "African Guy".
I know you might be skeptical, but I just think it's a fun observation.
I wear a pair of Moscot Lemtosh frames that have been good for a long while. Wondering if the brand has switched to more shatter prone cheap plastics in recent times, or just bad hardware. "Vegetable Cellulose" used to be (maybe still is?) one of their selling points. Still good? My current frames have stood up to countless unintentional sleep wear cycles.