Being from North Dakota I aint too educated, so what exactly is “hoy toy”?
Oh. Just another way of saying uppity/gentry I guess.
I suspect it’s a corruption of “hoi toide,” which is an almost stereotypical example of the Virginia Tidewater accent (”hoi toide = hig tide for the unfamilar).
It’s emblematic of the landed gentry and the wealth of Virginia going back to colonial times, when religious dissenters settled in the Shenandoah Valley and beyond into what became West Virginia, with the Anglican establishment (literally the Established State Church) east of there.
It’s odd and fascinating, what a regional, dialectical term can tell you sometime, isn’t it?