G's up, Ho's down

This comes from the streets, man! Often referred to in rap songs. It indicates the need to have the gangsters "up" or on top of things, and keep the Ho's (bitches) down. Thought to have originated from pimps who would say it to indicate their whores were on their backs making the money for the pimps. Often said when greeting a fellow G, or upon entering a room or party. Meant to re-assure

G1: Greetings. G's up, ho's down.
G2: Fo' shizzle, ma' nizzle. Word.

by Gacis June 2, 2004

What's up

An excuse for your friends to be dickwad punsters when you just want to hang out.

A-Hey what's up?
B-The sky!! hehehehe
A-Fuck you, Thomas

by j00j00 May 31, 2015

what's up your butt

It basically means: "Why are you so mean/angry/salty today?" In my understanding...

"Go away," he said angrily.
"Jeesh! What's up your butt today?"

by Can_u_not April 18, 2016

what's up

A question that means "hi" or "What are you doing"
It can get annoying, but people don't seem to understand that.
The best way to answer is "I think it's the opposite of down" if you are annoyed by this question

"What's up?"

by The Billionth Random Monkey December 15, 2014

Fuck's up?

A different variation of a widely used term,"What's up?"

Person 1: Hey, John.

Person 2: Fuck's up?
Person 1: Not much.
Person 2: Cool, real cool...

by Hellomynameis_______..... December 14, 2010

It's up to you

The indecisive person's go-to when confronted with a decision they have to make. Next to 'it doesn't matter to me'. Rather than collaborate to come to a conclusion, they whip this puppy out to relieve all liability from them onto the other person.

'Should we stick with our original plans or go out with friend?'

'It's up to you'

'Any place you have in mind to go out to eat?'

'It's up to you'

'Music?'

'It's up to you'

'Paper or plastic?'

'It's up to you'

'Do you have any preferences at all?'

'Its up to you.'

by bilbobags August 20, 2020

What's Up?

1. A casual greeting or conversation starter, somewhat of a rhetorical question.
Usually followed by something like "Not much, you?," "Nothing much," or even answered with a "Hey man, how's it going?"
syn: How's it going? What is new?

2. syn. What can i do for you?, What would you like? What's on your mind?

1. Person #1: Hey There! What's up?
Person #2: Oh not much. What's up with you?

2. Person #1: Hey come here for a second, I have to ask you something.
Person #2: Ok, what's up?

by GangstaRL December 28, 2005