damn son where did you find this

The vocal sound effect used on trap songs that nobody will never find out who recorded it.

*Listens trap music*
-Oh, man there is the drop coming!
-"Damn son where did you find this?"
*Music drops*

by hardman May 8, 2015

Where da hoes at

What a polite boyfriend asks to find out what areas to avoid to honor his strong and stable relationship with his girlfriend whom he is always faithful to

Trustworthy boyfriend, "where da hoes at?" Friend of trustworthy boyfriend, "I heard they are at Applebee's." Trustworthy boyfriend, "Okay, let's go to Olive Garden instead."

by OhSoOnIt March 4, 2019

Where da fuck you at?

1) A query of an individual's present location
2) a phrase used to describe an individual's present location
3) a query of an individual's present focus or mental state.

1) Yo, Deshawn, where da fuck you at? We waitin on you.
2) Don't lie to me. I know where da fuck you at, so you better have my money when I get there.
3) Get your head in the game, bro! It's like you aren't even playing. Where da fuck you at right now?

by K. Washington August 30, 2016

Where da bag at

Where’s the money

I gave Johnny 500 dollars to buy something nice and he didn’t pay me back, so I said where da bag at.

by ElliePrincess10 December 27, 2018

where did you go? (go?)

a meme on tiktok which is basically a song that has the funniest producer tag of all time, its literally just the hard r
also, the beat was made by someone named "dj nigger beats."
and the beat is just sampled pvz watery graves song.
great.
the beat itself is pretty good, but the singer, smorez, just ruins it.

young fly on the track
NIGGERS NIGGERS NIGGERS.

where did you go? (go?)

by the cooler penguin27 November 11, 2021

Where do babies come from?

A child's way of questioning their parents in a semi-awkward way about things that only the child wants to talk about.

Kid: Mom where do babies come from?

Mom: Well, you see when two people love each other very much...

Kid: *smiles* Go on, Mommy.

by ☆♡Ally♡☆ April 22, 2018

where do you get off

Used in challenging a person who has said or done something offensive as an equivalent of the expression, "how dare you?"

Where do you get off saying such a thing?

by SacreBleu April 5, 2008