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Wrist Waters 

An unknown material only owned by Mario, he flexes about it on his rap battle against Sonic as shown in the documentary: Mario vs Sonic - Cartoon Rap Battles made by Calobi Productions and in the phrase "wrist waters on my neck, Sega is a wreck" you can see Mario is showing his dominance
Mario: "Wrist Waters on my neck, Sega is a wreck"
The Crowd: Holy shit that was a great roast
Wrist Waters by bread-dealer March 15, 2021
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Wrist Waters on my Neck 

When Sega is a wreck.
"Wrist waters on my neck, Sega is a wreck."

WRIST 🗣 WATERS 🗣 ON 🗣 MY 🗣 NECK 

If you wanna get strong for that battle, you must choose between two options: money that'll last you a lifetime, or wotr. You gotta choose it for yourself, and remember, ain't no goin back bruh.
WRIST 🗣 WATERS 🗣 ON 🗣 MY 🗣 NECK

water on my wrist

It's a way of saying you have an experience ice or diamond wrist watch
peep :i pulled up to the club with water on my wrist
water on my wrist by Tha_saint October 18, 2022

waist water 

He sat on the train and leaked waist water. The scene and smell was incredible.
waist water by Zonal K October 4, 2019
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