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Having motion

To have motion means to be accomplishing things at a good speed, most likely has there own apartment, car, on the path to starting a career, also to have enough money to support yourself and your habits.
“I’m really having motion out here, can’t nobody stop me”
Having motion by The. January 5, 2022

Having Motion

Getting to the money, regardless of the circumstances.
“I’m really having motion for real!”
Having Motion by SlapDaddy June 30, 2022

Having Motion

Basically being the opposite of fresh 8 (Alonte Joyner) or having no whoops
“Dang you really having motion, you must be staying away from fresh 8”
Having Motion by Anon-31367 October 26, 2022

girl having motion 

When a girl gotta phat booty, when she walks that thang jiggles. like bellas!

Havin motion 

Lil Joudeh
Havin motion means you real deal like that.

Lil Joudeh havin motion
Havin motion by Lil Joudeh July 7, 2022

Really Havin Motion 

When you really havin it , u havin da bread , stayin out da way , and fuckin niggas bitches
“Dat nigga Jae Really havin motion , he just fucked mazi bitch and sent him da video”
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