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I’m not saying I’m just saying you know what I’m saying 

The ability to successfully suggest an unpopular point of view without revealing a position of your own.
Mike didn’t like Donalds plan so he hedged by telling his friends, “I’m not saying I’m just saying you know what I’m saying.”

oh, you know 

when somebody is caught cranking their hog and is embarrassed .
mom: steve, what are you doing?! that's gross
steve: oh you know
because steve was embarrassed he didn't want to admit so he said oh, you know

I don't like it when guys point middle finger you know who 

I don't like it when guys point middle finger you know who
I don't like it when guys point middle finger you know who

I'm boutta buss on the battle bus you know what I'm saying cuz! 

It is what it is.
I'm boutta buss on the battle bus you know what I'm saying cuz!
I'm boutta buss on the battle bus you know what I'm saying cuz!

Oh, you know, themes and such

"Oh, you know, themes and such" is a common extension of the phrase "themes and such" which was popularized by anime and manga such as My Hero Academia and Chainsaw Man.
The phrase is typically used to make fun of people defending lackluster writing, or counterargument in a form of rage bait.
It is also typically used as a method of describing writing that's nonsensical and makes relatively no sense compared to the rest of the story.
"Do you know why the main character lost? He was so clearly stronger!", "Oh, you know, themes and such".

"The villain must lose that fight because, oh, you know, themes and such."

"Oh, you know, themes and such, is why the side character had to die, to fulfill that stereotype"