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WPS or 'White People Shit' is a Term used by the popular Youtuber "JK Bros". They have a Youtube Format called "CaCa" (Poop,Shit etc). They react to scary Content from many famous Youtubers such as: Nukes Top 5, MindSeedTV etc.

WPS is a term used to indicate some actions made from the Investigator are "bad, stupid or generlly not good"
K: Brooo thats White People shit
J: How is that WPS!
K: They should just leave and sell the house
WPS! by myzzoooo January 14, 2023
Bruh thats wps!
WPS by Mico18 November 24, 2016
Stands for White People Shit. Describes a wide variety of things ranging from mountain climbing to Michael Bolton to Dr. Phil to tiny watercress sandwiches. People of all races can enjoy WPS, but it's something that is intrinsically White People Shit.
"You seriously think Sage Francis is one of the top 10 MC's of all time? That is some WPS."

"My friends wanted to go to this wine-tasting bar to hang out and listen to folk music. I am not trying to have any of that WPS."
wps by Jimmy Jack April 22, 2008
WPS this is a slang word for whats people saying.
“WPS this weekend”
WPS by rlbs November 16, 2010
The single most annoying filetype in the known universe. A result of Microsoft trying to make everything incompatable with everything else.
Mr B: Here, let me send you a document.

later...

Mr Y: AAAGH! It's another of those little .wps bastards!
.wps by bill753 June 11, 2006
Wps by Alfie amphlett May 19, 2019
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