Multiethnic urban German (Hood German) as spoken by adolescents in Berlin differs in several significant ways from more standard varieties of Berlin German. It is characterized by a variety of morpho-syntactic alternations and phonetic variants uncommon to the regional standard spoken in Berlin. Previous quan- titative corpus analyses have shown that overall speakers of the multiethnic youth style German have a strong tendency to centralize /OI/ compared to speakers rendering the local regional standard. This paper now summarizes this centralization tendency and investigates auditory salient realizations of variation by individuals which show tendencies towards a hiatus in the diphthong /OI/, breaking the nucleus and the off glide. Moreover, there are other prosodic and segmental co-occurring features in the speech of some adolescents which are displayed since it is suspected that some of these may be(come) markers of Hood German.