gigga what 

A variation of the highly popular phrase "jigga what", "gigga what" is used to express confusion or the need for someone to repeat a particular phrase. This term is used mostly by white suburban kids trying to act ghetto, but it is proven that saying "gigga what" to an actual gangster results in physical injury and, in some rare cases, death. While many people assume the "gigga" is pronounced with a soft g (like giggle), it is actually said like "jiggle", with a long g. This alternate spelling has been debated for some time, but Harvard professors have just recently deemed "gigga" an acceptable spelling.

"These slaves, as a result, lived poor and unfulfilling lives aimed at pleasing others, not themselves."

"Gigga what?!?!?"

gigga what by Luke Stud December 25, 2007

So what's up? 

To star a fight with a nigga that calls you out.

"Boy I'll drop your ass" said by first dude. "So what's up? I'll drop your ass first." said by second dude.

So what's up? by BypassStructure April 8, 2017

You act like what I said 

Used to retort when someone exaggerates. Usually said with immense frustration.

Person A: The roads look really bad.

Person B: With the way you drive, you'll be home tomorrow!

Person A: Will you stop picking on me?!?!?! (all upset)

Person A: You act like what I said, like I killed you god damn dog!

You act like what I said by raychel12345 January 2, 2008

it appears to be what it appears to be 

The true alternative to the lame "it is what it is", because truly nothing is what it is, it can only appear to be that.

I cant stand the phrase "it is what it is" because things are only what it appears to be what it appears to be.

it appears to be what it appears to be by Chris Athanas July 20, 2009

That’s what she said 

A phrase used to take your friends words out of context and make them sound sexual

“it’s too big”
“that’s what she said”

“don’t make it any harder than it needs to be”
“that’s what she said”

That’s what she said by rockrobster46 July 26, 2019

That’s what I thought

Interpreted as a dominant version of the phrase “make me.” Used as a method of flirting.

person 1: “why don’t you make me then?”

person 2: “ya? maybe i will.”

person 1: “haha never mind”

person 2: “ that’s what i thought.”

That’s what I thought by jacksonb98126 June 23, 2020

that's what I'm talking about 

Etymological note: This phrase can be heard in a recording of the (ca.) 1929 Fats Waller song "The Joint is Jumping".

"Get rid of that pistol, yeah, get rid of it... yeah... ha ha... that's what I'm talking about..." (from abovementioned recording, spoken)

that's what I'm talking about by Tyranny Sue August 3, 2008