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Its ya boy! 

A phrase used to indicate that your friend has arrived or is here at the present location. It can also be used on the phone to indicate your friend is on the line. The phrase can also be used to talk about yourself in regards to your friend.
Guy 1: Yo! Its Ya Boy!

Guy 2: Oh Shoot! What up!

Guy 1: *Does something good* Its ya boy! gettin it done

Guy 2: Yo mah boy is gettin it done!

*picks up phone*

Guy 2: Hello

Guy 1: Yo its yah boy!

Guy 2: Yo what up!
Its ya boy! by yo...its ya boy! December 19, 2013
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its ya boy 

just something ever poser has to say before making any statement when being recorded.
its ya boy lil'deezy here chillin in the spot that be bangin, making it rain che'a!
its ya boy by joexp June 4, 2011

It's ya boy 

If you want to introduce yourself to a higher standard of assuming that people refer to you as "their boy". Usually used by people that play Minecraft and Roblox and have a YouTube channel with 10 subscribers.
MorganTheMinecrafterrr: hey guys, it's ya boy MorganTheMinecrafterrr here and today we are doing a Minecraft video

ZachTheR0bl0xr: hey u n00b u stole my intro xD I'll get you banned from utubez

MorganTheMinecrafterrr: kk
It's ya boy by ZachTheR0bl0xr February 12, 2017

Yo what’s up it’s ya boy young megaphone 

“Yo what’s up it’s ya boy young megaphone” is another way of saying hi but for cringey people that are addicted to TikTok (me)
“Yo what’s up it’s ya boy young megaphone how a are you today”

itsyaboy 

A. Hollerin' ya name to someone simply asking who they were speaking to.
B.Your homie or boy you're cool wit
Who is this?
Itsyaboy: (i.e. "African american name" ) and will be however dramatic and however drastic to whom is saying it calls for.
itsyaboy by Sir B.Killa February 4, 2019
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murderhobo 

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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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