Hey homes, what up ese?

This phrase is a greeting of endearment between Latino gangster youth culture. Ese (masculine) and esa (feminine) are comparable to homeboy or homegirl. The phrase if said by a non-Hispanic is extremely offensive. It is comparable to the phrase, "What up, My n*gger?" in the Latino community. Also, the use of homes is derogatory because it is urban Latino gangster ideology.

Hey homes, what up ese?

by Rafa Diego February 19, 2009

what up doe

Translates to "Hello" or "How are you".

"Yo Tyrone! What up doe?!"

by Liberty-Man! January 17, 2003

WHAT UP DEH!

drunkn exclamation one may shout to friends.

brandon raised his beer and shouted "WHAT UP DEH", and all his drunkn friends replied the same.

by brandon November 19, 2003

what up?

a generlaised greeting, can be used in most situations but has only one correct response - i hate bottles

"what up"
"i hate bottles"

by idiot cat November 28, 2004

Watup

A word created and frequently used by a bunch of 8th graders as a synonym for "whats up"

P1- Hey P2, watup?
P2- Not much, been playing rock band on my wii all 'wiikend'

by Aquaven XIII May 25, 2009

what up home skillet

to address someone who is skilled in the area of cooking breakfast

me: what up home skillet?
my mom: take out the trash

by poop April 9, 2005

Whatsupnotmuches

1. Awkward conversations where a person will constantly ask "So, what's up?" when they know they will receive the same "not much" answer each and every time.

2. Pointless conversations

boyfriend: Dude, wtf! What you talking to Rich about?!
girlfriend: Chill out. Theres nothing going on. Our conversations are always just a bunch of whatsupnotmuches anyway

by Shaddix_Addict October 3, 2008