bout-ya

When you talk about yourself, only interest in things relating to you,Never have any time to listen to what someone else has to say. Acts like the world revolves around them.

I was trying to explain to my sister in-law what we did for Christmas this year.But she was acting like such a bout-ya and went on to tell me everything she did
For Christmas. Leaving me feel like she didn’t here a word I said

by wetland January 11, 2008

Who's ass is it bout to get these hands

Who's bout to get beat up for something someone else might have done ( usually in a crowd of innocent bystanders there's a fool who's bout to get these hands )

Dude lets go play a joke on the girls (3 seconds later ): who's ass is it bout to get these hands

by Faithmoriahfaith September 13, 2018

National Talk shit bout anybody day

This day is on June 13th this is where you can talk shit about anybody and they can't do shit because it's a holiday

Person 1-that's why you got a std hoe

Person 2- huh??
Person 1- Happy national talk shit bout anybody day

by mwahahasecrets June 11, 2023

IM BOUT TO CRASH OUT

IM BOUT TO CRASH OUT " MEANS THAT YOU GOING TO DO A BAD THING

Jack Doherehty: " If you dont stop doing of mhh im bout to crash out

by Big make you moan daddy d March 7, 2024

How 'Bout Dat Babylonian Tupperware?

A funny sentence used to start up a conversation.

*Two people walk up to each other*
Randy: Hey Joe!
Joe: Hey! How 'Bout Dat Babylonian Tupperware?

by MeTooSad December 8, 2020

Sorry bout it

Something little mix say when they aren’t actually sorry

Leigh Anne pinnock: I don’t like flies...sorry bout it

by $ophi€ February 17, 2021

ho, catch me outside how 'bout that?

Inspired by the iconic scene of Bhad Bhabie (Danielle Peskowitz Bregoli) being on Dr. Phils show in the episode "I Want to Give Up My Car-Stealing, Knife-Wielding, Twerking 13-Year-Old Daughter Who Tried to Frame Me for a Crime" on September 14 2016. The original sentence goes "Cash me outide".
The phrase gained popularity on Tiktok in early 2025
It's a popular catch phrase but has been linked, along with other Bhad Bhabie quotes, to being insensitive and appropriating to black african american culture.

Lisa: "yeah ho, catch me outside how 'bout that?"

by aleenas127 April 30, 2025