Originally started out as Who Dat, a chant that's been around in New Orleans for over a century. Fans of the New Orleans Saints football team started using Who Dat as a cheer for their team. Decades later, unoriginal Bengals fans morphed the chant into "Who Dey". They never even get to use the chant since their team hardly ever wins games.
Saints fan: Who dat said they gonna beat them Saints!
Retarded Bengals fan: Awesome chant! We should make up our own version!
Other retarded Bengals fan: I agree, let's do Who Dey!
Retarded Bengals fan: Good idea! Who Dey said they gonna beat them Bengals!
A blatant ripoff of the New Orleans Saints "Whodat" phrase coined in the late 80's. You can ask Aaron Neville and the Tomcats who sung the song. Seriously. Its on youtube.
It is a term the Cincinnati fans use because they are too stupid to come up with something original. It doesn't even sound attractive. Ironically, this lame, pathetic, and just downright repulsive chant is perfect for the lame, pathetic, and downright repulsive excuse for an NFL franchise and their lame, pathetic, and downright repulsive fans.
Bengals fan "We're number one, yaaaay" "who dey think gonna beat dem bengals" "nobody yaaaaay"
two whodats "He's delusional, should we tell him anything?" "Nah, hes just a bengals fan"
A term birthed in a Cincinnati gay bar! It refers to the act of sucking another guys penis and balls at the same time at a glory hole! One man sticks his genitals in the hole (usually at Paycor Stadium) and yells WHO DEY! And another man will enter the next stall and attempt to fill his mouth with the beans and frank!
I went into the restroom at Paycor Stadium and everyone kept yelling “Who Dey” and I just ran out of there and took a shit in the ladies room!
a term used in reference to the cincinnati bengals. a battle cry of sorts often used by fans at paul brown stadium. also a cincinnatibeer produced when the bengals are good, so that means there hasn't been a great deal of "who-dey" beer brewed lately
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