Term derived from slang. Normally used in England. I mean you'd sound like a bit of a nob if you used this in America or something.
Anyway, basically it translates to "What's up? You're extremely attractive" It is now mostly used by teenagers who are wannabe gangsters (like I stated earlier) or a group of guys saying it as a joke.
Wagwaan is the Jamaican way of saying “hello” or “what’s going on.” It is NOT the roadman or British way of saying ‘hello.’ This word originated from Jamaica!
Guy 1: “Yo wagwaan yuh gud?”
Guy 2: “Yeh man mi nah seh to much wha yuh depan?”
Derivied from the English phrase 'Whats going on, old boy?'. Now typically and commonly used in 'The ghettos' both stateside and in the UK. Can also be variated to 'Gwaanin' when used as a response to the question 'Wagwaan'.
Jamal enters the smoked-out low-rider. "Ah! Wagwaan!" says his homie with excitement. "Gwaanin?" he replies, "you be passin de dutchy on de left han side! Dat be gwan! Boyakasha!"
Pajama casual is a term used when working from home and preparing for a video conference. All business above the waist and your pajama pants down below.
We have a Zoom meeting in a few minutes and I’ll probably go pajama casual.