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wdyw to eat ?
wdyw to do ?
wdyw ?
wdyw by swaggerboy1234 November 9, 2020
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wdywfm • wdyw • wdywd • wdywtta • wdywg • wdywk • WDYWMTS • wdywmtd • wdywp • WDYWT
"What Do You Want From Me?"
wdywfm by lucyyptv April 30, 2014
what do you wanna do
"hey let's hang"
"sure wdywd"
wdywd by slightlybrownpork June 9, 2016
WDYWT?

I wore my sb dunks today nigggggga.
WDYWT by ;adfkslfa May 23, 2009
Dude...wdywtd this weekend
wdywtd by Tgat hanlle April 20, 2016
Tim: so what up?
George: nothin
Tim: me neither
George: So wdywtta?
Tim: idk
wdywtta by Cyrstal Diamond December 14, 2009
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