Who Dem Iz

Pronounced "Hoo-Dem-Iya", phrase coined by Florida Natives "The Black Project". Variations of it include Who U Iz and Who I Iz. Can be used also as Who Dat and Who Dis. Used to address someone you do not know.

Ajay: Hey, Kareem.
Kareem: Who dem iz?
Jay: I don't know.

Salem: I was talkin' to Sarah last night.
Jack: Who dem iz?

by Kaseem September 9, 2006

Who Shot Ya

An embarrassingly bad diss song by the great rapper Biggie Smalls. As usual, Diddy is in the background messing up the entire song. This ruins the whole goddamn song and automatically makes ears bleed.

Wow, Who Shot Ya is horrid, good godddddd.

by khalpz October 28, 2006

who the hell cares

phrase used in conjunction or in retort to"Shut the hell up" when "shut the hell up" has lost its profundity

Liam: I was like working on my thesis the other day and I found out that Germany used to be a military state.

Peter: Oh yeah? I found out by working on my thesis that Germany wants you to SHUT THE HELL UP!

Geoff: Actually I believe it was Carl Philipp Gottlieb von Clausewitz that said WHO THE HELL CARES!

by neolutum February 19, 2011

why, who are you?

A phrase, origin of which is in Hebrew and is about 18 years old, and hardly at use. It's equivalent to "get lost" or "who do you think you are?!" , but with much more disrespect. it's usually used when someone disturbing you at the road.

"you little @#$@#$!!; who do you think you are, that you drivung that way?!"

by shahak March 19, 2005

who's your daddy

when ur about to pick up some slut in a club but b4 u bang her u wanna make sure ur not gonna get shot (by her pimp OR if shes in the mafia, actually her daddy)

playa: hey girl come over here
slut: okay, come to my room
play: wait- who's your daddy?

by ezmoney666 November 6, 2006

The Who By Numbers

Seventh Studio Album by The Who released October 18, 1975.

The Who By Numbers:
1."Slip Kid" – 4:31
2."However Much I Booze" – 5:02
3."Squeeze Box" – 2:42
4."Dreaming From the Waist" – 4:07
5."Imagine a Man" – 4:04
6."Success Story" (Entwistle) – 3:22
7."They Are All in Love" – 3:02
8."Blue, Red and Grey" – 2:49
9."How Many Friends" – 4:06
10."In a Hand or a Face" – 3:25

by Taxman September 18, 2006

those who got gets, those who don't don't

This describes an observation that people with money and power get more of the same, unlike those who do not.

The wealthy politician said to his cronies, those who got gets, those who don't don't!

by I, Wreckerrr February 7, 2017