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Abbreviation for "you do you". A laid-back expression meaning to be yourself regardless of what people say or to do whatever you feel. Usually used in context of someone doing something unusual or generally not accepted.
Person 1: Would it be bad if I just ate all of these brownies?
Person 2: Nah, its fine, ydy

Person 1: That kid is so weird, always trying to lick his elbow with that donkey tongue of his
Person 2: He enjoys it. ydy

Person 1: I'm just gonna dance on this here table.
Person 2: Ydy
ydy by bfish June 13, 2013
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Frank- Yo man I gotta bail on dinner later, my girl surprised me with tickets for Wrestlers vs. Robots
Vinny- YDY bro
YDY by Mexicanhedgehog May 10, 2021
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A multi-billion dollar company made by Guyanese billionaire Michael Phang. He is also known as YDY Lil' Suush
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Is an abbreviation of 'you do you'.

Used to accept others opinion on a matter whilst not really accepting it.
Alright man,you like pineapple on pizza and I dont.I'll do what I want and ydy.
ydy by udidntdourlessons July 17, 2023
a word that is often said by a fluffy chicken named chicken. He says it while licking up worms. It is used when chicken is feeling a certain feeling, worm joy.
Chicken: Ydyd, *sluuurp*
Teddy bear: that sound, that is chickens worm joy.
Ydyd by KongenKaj January 6, 2023
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