Guy1: yo these curls been getting me hoes
Guy2: No they don’t it make you lame
Guy1: bet if I get that girls insta
Guy2: ok bet
*walks up to the baddies asks for they insta and gets it*
Guy1: what I tell you dumb nigga dem curls make me fine
Guy2: No they don’t it make you lame
Guy1: bet if I get that girls insta
Guy2: ok bet
*walks up to the baddies asks for they insta and gets it*
Guy1: what I tell you dumb nigga dem curls make me fine
by cxrlyyboricua October 21, 2020
Get the What I tell youmug. by northernwhore February 4, 2020
Get the What you getting loud for?mug. popular sentence said by chammaks to baddies to try to rizz them but usually(always) fails, this sentence is also common among the rizzlers
by willmadigfit May 22, 2024
Get the i got rizz i got jizz what you want?mug. Most of what you see/hear about ai-programmed organisms like dogs cats etc is religious philosophy than science for obvious reasons (unpopular opinion)
Most of what you hear/see about ai-programmed organisms like dogs cats etc is religious philosophy than science for obvious reasons (unpopular opinion)
by Hello-553669 April 26, 2025
Get the Most of what you hear/see about ai-programmed organisms like dogs cats etc is religious philosophy than science for obvious reasons (unpopular opinion)mug. when you think you are slaying but your friend tells you they don't they you are slaying. So they tell you that you can slay everything you want to slay.
by Ianpok September 20, 2022
Get the Slay what you wanna slaymug. What you at? = what are you doing?
by SebDomb84 May 11, 2018
Get the what you at?mug. Phrase in British slang originating from Jamaican Patois, the original phrase being "Wha yu ah seh,"
Like it's Jamaican equivalent, it is often used as a greeting to ask "how are you," or "How's it going."
This phrase is best avoided in any setting besides casual greetings where slang is appropriate.
This phrase isn't to be confused with "What are you saying" an informal question asking someone to repeat what they said.
Like it's Jamaican equivalent, it is often used as a greeting to ask "how are you," or "How's it going."
This phrase is best avoided in any setting besides casual greetings where slang is appropriate.
This phrase isn't to be confused with "What are you saying" an informal question asking someone to repeat what they said.
by Neximue September 27, 2025
Get the What You Sayin'mug.