u kno
is a slang term used by the present day "gangstas" meaning an acknowledgment of ur knowledge of something belonging to them of some worth or "coolness"
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do u kno de wae?
Only certain things, actions, or people can show de wae, or even be the wae. De wae can be seen or shown for as a few seconds, and some people see de wae for their whole lives. As of today, only the Ugandan Knuckles warrior tribe in Uganda are the only known beings to not only transcend their power into becoming a meme, but being the only ones who know that de wae exists, and are capable of finding it, with the help of their commander and queen. De wae is everywhere, we just don't know where to look.
do u kno de wae? by Xavrien24 January 14, 2018
do u kno da wae
Ugandan knuckles: Do u kno da wae
Ugandan man: I do not kno da wae
Ugandan knuckles: U do not kno da wae, i spit on u
Ugandan knuckles #2: We Must find a queen my bruddas
Ugandan man: I do not kno da wae
Ugandan knuckles: U do not kno da wae, i spit on u
Ugandan knuckles #2: We Must find a queen my bruddas
do u kno da wae by My perfections January 23, 2018
do u kno de wae
do u kno de wae by green day + mcr + starco = me September 17, 2018
Do u kno de wae
a cringey quote that is used by 12 year olds who claim to be in the Ugandan knuckles tribe. finn is big gay
Do u kno de wae by coollikesnoopy March 8, 2018
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