This is a true classic. Maybe it started in the early 90's.
Depending on the hour of day and the neighborhood, this phrase is yelled at me semi-regularly.
It means(obviously):
"I intend to knock you off of your bike and take it from you."
"I may be kidding, but if I can scare the s*it out of you, that's enough for me."
"On the other hand, depending on my state of mind, I may be very serious, and you best give up that f*ckin' bike like right f*ckin' now."
"Now you have to decide whether to try to get away or just succumb to the beatin' you got comin'."
...or:
"I'ma have dat bike. It just be a matter of how."
Depending on the hour of day and the neighborhood, this phrase is yelled at me semi-regularly.
It means(obviously):
"I intend to knock you off of your bike and take it from you."
"I may be kidding, but if I can scare the s*it out of you, that's enough for me."
"On the other hand, depending on my state of mind, I may be very serious, and you best give up that f*ckin' bike like right f*ckin' now."
"Now you have to decide whether to try to get away or just succumb to the beatin' you got comin'."
...or:
"I'ma have dat bike. It just be a matter of how."
by Rich Stadler April 3, 2007