i'm sayin' though

An expression of agreement. Don't pull out your grammar books with this one.

Very often said before the person you're agreeing with has completely finished thier sentence.

The though is usually pronounced doe.

A-The Spurs winning the championship, mayne.
B-Man the Spurs are the most boring team I ever seen. I seen Tim Duncan yawn twice the last time he posted up.
A-Man, whatever works, that shit wins championsh--
C-I'm sayin' though!

by Steelo J. July 22, 2008

what you sayin

slang term for whats up? or what are you up to.

dwayne: what you sayin
liban: chillin my nigga, bout you?
dwayne: same here

by liban June 1, 2006

Just sayin'

The punctuation dumb people put at the end of an unsolicited, factless assertion to indicate self satisfaction at having stated something they erroneously believe to be clever, biting, and insightful.

"Twelve doctors told me that I'm wrong, but I don't care. Because I'm a MOTHER, and I KNOW my baby is allergic to peanuts, carbon, municipal water, and the color orange. Don't listen to doctors- they don't know more than you. Just sayin'."

by JohnnyInfidel July 31, 2012

I'm sayin'

Phrase used to denote strong agreement with something said. Varient of the older, more boring "I'll say."

Matt: "Wow, that math test was really difficult!"
John: "I'm sayin'!"

by The Bass Ninja February 21, 2011

see what im sayin

Asking if someone understands what you are verbally communicating.

Do you understand what I am saying to you?

Sometimes phrase is used excessively. At the end of every sentence. Which can be extremely annoying.

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, see what im sayin'
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, see what im sayin'
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, see what im sayin'

girl tells her girlfriend:

I really love him, but he needs to stop trippin'. "See what im sayin' " ?

Yo, what is goin on with folks, they need to check themselves..."see what im saying"?

by ruzbest January 3, 2008

Just Sayin Words

1. A response

2. A clever way to say "I don't know"

Used primarily when you're in a conversation and you say something that doesn't necessarily make sense but could still be tied to said conversation.

Guy1 - "What are you talking about?"
Guy2 - "Shit, I don't know, I'm just sayin words."

by Flannel McDouche Bag July 13, 2010

what are you saying

-whats up?
-what are you doing?
-etc...

what are you saying tonight?

by Jason Lau from the Gap July 14, 2003