Like, oh my god, just type your text and it'll be, like, totally translated into Valley Girl speak. As if!
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The phrase "Valley Girl" refers to a stereotype from California's San Fernando Valley in the 1980s. The speech pattern was popularized by Frank Zappa's 1982 song "Valley Girl" and later spread through films and TV shows.
Key features include heavy use of "like" as a filler word, "totally" for emphasis, upspeak (rising intonation at sentence ends), and phrases like "oh my god", "as if", and "for sure".