1. To express contempt, surprise, or general dissatisfaction.
2. John Kane as being the substitution for any and all vulgar expletives/slang.
2. John Kane as being the substitution for any and all vulgar expletives/slang.
Guy #1: I just cut off my finger!
Guy #2: What the John Kane!
Mr. Deane: Where is all your homework? What the John Kane is going on here?
Guy #2: What the John Kane!
Mr. Deane: Where is all your homework? What the John Kane is going on here?
by JohnKaneAdmirer February 08, 2010
by ruskiy feg elusha February 16, 2016
when he flipped off the cop at the light i smacked him a good one and yelled WHAT ARE YOU SMOKIN SON?
Guy A: That chick dont look too bad over there.
Guy B: What are you smokin? she looks like she just swallowed a beach ball!
Guy A: That chick dont look too bad over there.
Guy B: What are you smokin? she looks like she just swallowed a beach ball!
by chillymiller October 10, 2006
Use to call out someone to pick a fight, usually after the person on the receiving end of this statement causes some transgression or perceivable disrespect. Examples of things that would cause someone to say this include someone bumping into you, laughing at you, giving you a dirty look etc.. The implication is that if you're going around disrespecting people, you must be 'hood'/tough or looking for a fight.
It originates from "What's good?" which at the time it was coined was like another way of saying hello. It evolved into a hostile inflection to suggest to someone that something they did caused offense. This then evolved into "What's REALLY good?!" which then was substituted for what's really hood, basically meaning "if there's a problem we can solve this like they do in the hood." Likely the etymology of this phrase has something to do with the phrase "what's poppin'?"
Use "what's really hood" with EXTREME CAUTION.
It originates from "What's good?" which at the time it was coined was like another way of saying hello. It evolved into a hostile inflection to suggest to someone that something they did caused offense. This then evolved into "What's REALLY good?!" which then was substituted for what's really hood, basically meaning "if there's a problem we can solve this like they do in the hood." Likely the etymology of this phrase has something to do with the phrase "what's poppin'?"
Use "what's really hood" with EXTREME CAUTION.
Person 2 steps on Person 1 sneakers by accident.
1. Yo, what's really hood muh nigga?
2. Nothing, it was a mistake!
1. You damn right it was! *pulls out a gun*
2. Calm down, that's uncalled for..
1. -person one is too high/doped up/coked up to use reason. He murders person 2 and later put in jail for 30 to life-
1. Yo, what's really hood muh nigga?
2. Nothing, it was a mistake!
1. You damn right it was! *pulls out a gun*
2. Calm down, that's uncalled for..
1. -person one is too high/doped up/coked up to use reason. He murders person 2 and later put in jail for 30 to life-
by Oh, we need handles now? June 10, 2008
by Uhhhh hockey November 11, 2019
by baileyx September 26, 2008
A Greeting originating from the Kirk Hallam region of Derbyshire England. It is often used in place of hello and what's up.
by DATSLANGMAN January 12, 2016