Hey you, you're finally awake

A phrase used to start a spam call about a cars extended warranty

Hey you, you're finally awake. We've been trying to reach you about your cars extended warranty that is about to expire. Go to our website to extend your cars extended warranty to extended your extended warranty on your car.

by wipeoutninja February 24, 2023

Hey Girl!

An annoying greeting used mainly by basic white girls

hey girl! let’s meet for brunch on saturday xoxoxoxoxoxo <3333 :)))))

by hjdhfjhjkshf September 24, 2021

Hey Lou

🖕🏼 Hey Lou is used to describe a mark,some annoying ass fool that probably roots for Liverpool

“Ffs Lou 🖕🏼plz Stfu”
“Hey Lou you suck”

by Fecalfred September 12, 2023

Hey

a dried grass that horses and many other animals eat. But mainly known as a frase people use to say hi

"Hey"! said Jim. "Hey is for horses". replied derrick.

by reeeeeeererererrrreee December 13, 2019

Hey.

THIS MEANS BAD FUCKING NEWS. IF YOU SEE THIS ON A TEXT, SHES ABOUT TO DUMP UR ASS, brosef.
if someone texts hey with a period, they dont like you!

TEXTING:
Angelina: "Hey. Wanna go to Starbucks?"
DeStan: Sure!
LATER
Angelina: IM DUMPING UR ASS, DeStan!!!!!!

by Chalie564 January 16, 2024

Hey man that’s not cool

What you say when you get caught in 4K kissing your waifu on a pillow

*shines a flashlight*
Sandals: *kissing a pillow* hey man that’s not cool

by JDMF April 14, 2024

hey apple

The "Hey Apple" trend, also known as "Hey Apple! What? Amazing Grace," originated from an edited scene of the YouTube series "The Annoying Orange." In this scene, the Annoying Orange says "Hey Apple!" to which Apple responds "What?" The camera then cuts back to the Annoying Orange with a gaping mouth and an uncanny face while an old-timey rendition of "Amazing Grace" plays in the background.

This trend began on YouTube in June 2023 and quickly spread to TikTok by August 2023. It gained popularity through various re-edits, photo slideshows, and reanimations, with many creators using the sound to create their own versions. The trend has amassed millions of views and likes across different platforms, making it a notable meme in recent times.

Orange: Hey apple!
Apple: What?
Orange: *amazing grace noises*

by Freakyhell July 13, 2024