Austin (Powers) I am your father

I think it is peculiar that a bunch of people refer to it as “Luke, I am your father” and some say no when in Austin Powers: The spy who shagged me, Dr Evil makes reference to Star wars and says “Austin, I am your father”

Wouldn’t it be weird if it was no I am your father, but for some crazy insane reason Austin Powers decided they would not almost perfectly reference that scene?

You’re telling me they came up with “Austin, I am your father” because they wanted to clarify this instead of not just using No?

It was Luke I am your father. Not “no”

Everyone knew it was Luke without even seeing the movie, but all of a sudden it’s no?

I think this Austin Powers movie is proof that it was Luke not No

It would be impressive that they decided to say Austin on their own instead of No.