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When something is extremely hard but you want to sound like it was easy for someone as smart as you.
Hoover yelled, "EZ DUBS!" as he finished a math exam that was extremely hard.
Ez Dubs by Nobody01100001 May 22, 2019
Urban Dictionary Merch
"Ez dub" or "Ez dubs" is used by those who complete/win something that would usually be difficult. "Dub(s)" means W, and W means a win.
(5 minute OT in Rocket League, someone finally scores, hey says:) "gg ez dubs"
Ez dubs by Ananymoos August 31, 2020
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Someone who trys to make it look like something was easy but it wasnt.
I just got a victory royale! EZ DUBS
Ez Dubs by Dunkymonkey78 March 12, 2022

I said i got ez dubs 

Fortnite kid is saying this beacuse he is braindead.
Means that he got Easy dubs, a word "dubs-dub" is emote from fortnite a game
And he said it
I got ez dubs

too ez
can i get sheesh
I said i got ez dubs
I said i got ez dubs by Lukkkkka January 29, 2022
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