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Uganda Knuckles

On the 22nd of December 2017, a video was uploaded by the YouTuber Stahlsby uploaded a video titled "DO YOU KNOW THE WAY" involving a mob of red and blue Knuckles avatars in the newly popular game VRChat. The mob of knuckles avatars with swarm around other players in the game and will make clicking noises and phrases in a mock African accent. I'm pretty sure no one knows the connection between Knuckles and Uganda but who the fuck am I. They will often say the following phrases.
"du u no de wae"
"My queen"
"I will show u de wae"
- Uganda knuckles

Uganda Knuckles

One of the most dangerous species belonging to the Uganda Knuckle Tribe. Their objective is to find a queen and force people to learn "de wae". When disturbed, Uganda Knuckles will react with defense by spitting and using their tongues to lure the threats away.
Uganda Knuckle: Do you want to know de wae?
Person 1: No
Uganda Knuckles: Spit on de fake queen

Uganda Knuckles Tribe

A tribe of Uganda knuckles is a very dangerous tribe, they fill with red or blue small characters, they warn you to stay away from there queen, this could include clicking and saying AAAAAAAAAAAAA its a classic move to warn off predators.

This tribe originated from a game called VR chat, the tribe is famous for the words "I will show you de way" in an African accent.
The Uganda Knuckles Tribe are a scary bunch.

Uganda Knuckles

Do u Know De Wey
uganda knuckles is asking if you know de wey
Uganda Knuckles by sonic cancer January 14, 2018

Uganda Knuckles

A dead meme
Guh 1: HAHAHAHAH, YOU STILL LIEK UGANDA KNUCKLES!? THAT'S A DEAD MEME XD

Normies: ;-;

Uganda knuckles

DO YOU KNOW DA WAE??????????????????????????????????????????????????????
WE WILL SPIT ON YOU MY BRUDDAHS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!UGANDA KNUCKLES
Uganda knuckles by asdfg' January 19, 2018
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