Urban Dictionary: Ye ye

YeYe

1. A greeting predominantly used by southerners, Texans, hillbillies, and anyone who generally believes the south shall rise again. It can mean hello, hell yeah, or even I love you.

2. A way to express gratitude or the feeling you get when little billy shoots his first buck.

Paw: billy keep your eyes on him, breath in slow and squeeze the trigger when you breath out.
Billy: (slowly breaths and concentrates while squeezing trigger)
“Loud Bang”
Billy: I got him paw
Paw: YEYE that’s my boy
Billy: YEYE

by YEYEFerguson69420 April 25, 2019

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Ye Ye

Ye Ye is a male (rarely female) form of saying yes, or agreeing to something. There are some variations of it, like Yeh Yeh or a higher pitched Yi Yi. Ye Ye is only used for closer lads, anyone else you dont spend too much time with, a proper response would be Yeah or Yes.

Friend- Oi mate you coming to the game tonight? Other Friend- Ye Ye ill be there.

by Danish_Cookie0908 October 10, 2019

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yeye

a saying of unknown origin spoken only by retarded wiggers who havnt the mental compasity to form the word "yes"

guy: the club was fun
girl: yeye
guy: you're fucking retarded

by your mom April 15, 2005

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Yeye

A yeye or yeha is country person or can be referring to something a country person would do

Look at that yeye boy behind me with the 6000 lumos bar lights on his doge

by Drizztwillkill March 17, 2019

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Yeye

Noun: A granola redneck, someone who captures the soul and spirit of both a hippie and a hillbilly. Usually an outdoorsman.

Adjective: capturing the spirit of a yeye

"That dude's wearing no shoes, a tie die shirt, camouflage booty shorts, and he has a man bun. Who the hell dresses like that?"
"Oh that's just Kevin, he's a yeye."

"Dylan's car has a peace sign bumper sticker next to a pro military one, isn't that counterintuitive?"
"That's not counterintuitive, that's just yeye."

by Unconventionally Orthodox April 02, 2021