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I’m guessing he’s asserting that this belongs to Tofugu, right? Does it have any other significance? But, all things aside Tofugu product are cool, よ.
It’s a bilingual pun, yo.
Word.
In modern English slang you can use yo as an interjection at the end of a sentence so you sound illin’ yo.
In Japanese よ is used in a similar way, its bit like an exclamation point, its used to give rhetorical force.
Learn more about the particle よ yo.
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