What it means
A cheeky, slightly laddish way to say there are attractive people about. You’ll hear it in bars or clubs as in any talent in here? meaning any good looking lads or lasses? It can come off like you’re judging the room, so it’s best kept to mates unless you want to look like a proper melt.
Usage examples
"Any talent in this pub or is it just us and the fruit machine? Behave, mate, we’ve only just got our pints."
"Mate, the wedding reception is going to be packed with talent, half of the cousins on the bride’s side are models from London, even the photographer is hot."
"Pub was dead on Tuesday, no talent, no music, no chips left in the kitchen. We sank two pints and went home before the karaoke even kicked off."
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