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hey bitch 

•it’s usually used between two friends or when someones very angry at you or another person

•b-i-t-c-h is another word for female dog which can be very offensive if you say that to any random female it will most likely cause a fight
bitch
/biCH/
noun
1.a female dog, wolf, fox, or otter.
verb INFORMAL
express displeasure; grumble.
"they bitch about everything"

•two friends talking friend one “ sup bitch “
friend two “ hey hoe ”

•two people in a heated conversation person one “ sup bitch “ person two “ what the fuck man? “
hey bitch by ego [eg-o] 🍳 May 15, 2022
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Hey bitch 

The slang or word Hey bitch means like hey wassup whore you know
You would use the term "Hey bitch" to your female friends (black preferably)

Hey bitch 

hey can you pull me
Hey bitch by fairyhandke May 3, 2018

Hey, don't care bitch 

How about YOU let go of YOUR ego and allow YOURSELF to be controlled turd-man? YOU do the fucking thing you're telling the abstract phantom to do. How does that sound?
Hym "Hey, don't care bitch. I'm not hooking myself up to your retard farming apparatus. That's why Jordan Peterson is posting pictures of milking porn. That's ALL you motherfuckers do. Hook people up to your people farm and live off the proceeds while doing NOTHING."

Hey Bitches! 

An exclamation used in the form of a greeting, especially amongst gay men. The phrase is generally used to address a group of gay friends, usually conveyed with great enthusiasm. The expression first gained popularity on YouTube due to frequent use by, YouTube celebrity, William Sledd. The singular variant of “Hey Bitch!” is rarely used colloquially, as it can be mistaken for hostility.
"Hey Bitches! How's it going?"

"Hey Bitches! Have you Bitches seen my cell phone?"
Hey Bitches! by eros9love December 25, 2008

hey bitches and bros and non-binary hoes 

Adam says “hey bitches and bros and non-binary hoes” in the sk8 the infinity dub ep8

the only good thing that has come out of that man's mouth
hey bitches and bros and non-binary hoes

HeyBitch 

Walking up to someone and stain “HeyBitch”
Abby:HeyBitch
Patricia: heyyyy
HeyBitch by Ana12342345;) April 24, 2019
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