This is mainly used when your speaking to somebody irrelevant to your life and you want to get rid of them. Also, can be used in an argument when you know the other person is wrong and its funny.
Person 1: WTF??? Im so right
Person 2: lol bye felicia lololol
Person 1: Who's felicia?
Person 2: exactly
Person 2: lol bye felicia lololol
Person 1: Who's felicia?
Person 2: exactly
by blueberry.girl March 10, 2015
When one doesn't want to see whoever has been called felicia ever again, they say this, basically saying "I never want to see you again."
by Phat-body March 6, 2015
real origin taken from a scene in the straight outta compton movie. The protagonists are having some kind of orgy when these guys come looking for a girl named Felicia. Eazy tells them she's busy but the guys aren't buying it. Then Eazy and the gang pull out their guns, Eazy tells them, rougher this time, that she's giving someone a blowjob and they frighten the guys away. When they get back from scaring the guys, Felicia and some other women are by the door, trying to see what happened. Cube pushes her out, saying " bye Felicia" and slams the door.
What to say when you want to get rid of someone you don't like or don't have a use for anymore and want to be a dick about it.
What to say when you want to get rid of someone you don't like or don't have a use for anymore and want to be a dick about it.
There's this girl who's part of the crew. No one really likes her but we keep her around for certain types of purposes. When she's done helping us and thinks we're going to let her hang out with us for fun, we usually give her a " bye Felicia" and send her on her way or plan events without her knowing about it.
by smileyz August 20, 2015
pretty much a girl that is really annoying and nobody likes her. she's just a thot like a maaaajjjjjjjjjooooooorrrrrr THOT. when you really dislike someone so much that you just cant stand. so you make your friend go talk to her sister so she can go with you and say "bye felicia" when you walk away.
by sahaaarrahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh December 2, 2014
A racist term to demean and belittle women of color
In recent years, "Bye Felicia" has been used as a dismissive phrase to signal a lack of interest or patience towards someone or something. The phrase is commonly used to dismiss and belittle Black women specifically, and has been used in a derogatory manner towards women of color in online interactions, social media, and everyday conversations.
The phrase has been used to stereotype and marginalize Black women, reducing them to an object of dismissal or ridicule. It perpetuates harmful stereotypes that devalue and disrespect Black women, and contributes to a larger pattern of racism and sexism.
In recent years, "Bye Felicia" has been used as a dismissive phrase to signal a lack of interest or patience towards someone or something. The phrase is commonly used to dismiss and belittle Black women specifically, and has been used in a derogatory manner towards women of color in online interactions, social media, and everyday conversations.
The phrase has been used to stereotype and marginalize Black women, reducing them to an object of dismissal or ridicule. It perpetuates harmful stereotypes that devalue and disrespect Black women, and contributes to a larger pattern of racism and sexism.
Example 1:
Person A: "I can't believe she's wearing that outfit. She looks so tacky."
Person B: "Ugh, typical Felicia. Always trying too hard. Bye Felicia!"
Example 2:
Person A: "I think it's important to acknowledge and address the systemic racism and discrimination that exists in our society."
Person B: "Oh, come on! That's just a bunch of whining. I'm tired of hearing about it."
Person A: "Wow, that's really insensitive. People are facing real discrimination out there."
Person B: "Whatever, bye Felicia."
Person A: "I can't believe she's wearing that outfit. She looks so tacky."
Person B: "Ugh, typical Felicia. Always trying too hard. Bye Felicia!"
Example 2:
Person A: "I think it's important to acknowledge and address the systemic racism and discrimination that exists in our society."
Person B: "Oh, come on! That's just a bunch of whining. I'm tired of hearing about it."
Person A: "Wow, that's really insensitive. People are facing real discrimination out there."
Person B: "Whatever, bye Felicia."
by FreddyLibberton April 12, 2023
by Explaining teen slang November 27, 2015
A goodbye given to any unwanted, irritating, or disliked person. Starting as a referance to the character Felicia in the movie Friday.
by The K Doggie January 14, 2015