Slang term for ‘what’s going on’ derived from the jamaican language.

Wagwan, a way of saying "What's going on?" In Jamaican English. used throughout the Jamaican diaspora, especially in South London (Pronounced a Wat-a-gwaan).

The standard response is nagwan “nothing is going on” Pronounced "nuttin nah gwaan".

used by a number of roadmen to greet each other, for example

A greeting used by individuals with a lower intelligence. Usually combined with the noun Wigger in attempt to sound ethnic.

Wagwan is a greeting that only roadmen of lvl 10 can use
this greeting is an abbreviation of "Whats going on?"

Greeting in the Patois dialect of Jamaica, rather than a "bastardization" of "What's going on" though it is the equivelant.

Originally evolved out of the dialect formed by African slaves being taught to speak english by the British in Jamaica during the peak of sugar plantations.

Bastardization of "What's going on?"