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Wat up wit it vanilla face?
a greeting, usually to a white female homie; however can also be shortened to "wat up wit it?" to include all your homies.
Wat up wit it vanilla face? by 5izzlinhot49 October 28, 2010
Wat up doe
Tone Tone Wat Up Doe lyrics: "We gotta sayin in da D called wat up doe , in Atlanta dey say was haneneenn! H-town dey say, wat it dooo! wanna welcome yall to Detroit where we say wat up doe, so when u hear dis song i want you to say WAT UP DOEEE!!!!
Wat up doe by a3y1ra3b February 16, 2008
wat up son
a term started by Martin Jacob. Can be used as a friendly, while still being "cool" greeting. Can also be used it any sentence, when the user of the word is performing an activity.
1) yo mike, wat up son!
2) Playing poker you get a flush: (nice i got a straight, wat up son)
3) Playing World of Warcraft: (dude captainD, i just beat the lich king, wat up son)
4) Watching a football game: (Wat up son, the giants just scored a touchdown)
2) Playing poker you get a flush: (nice i got a straight, wat up son)
3) Playing World of Warcraft: (dude captainD, i just beat the lich king, wat up son)
4) Watching a football game: (Wat up son, the giants just scored a touchdown)
wat up son by martin jacob December 9, 2008
wat up doe
wat up doe by luckyking16 March 24, 2009
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