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"cut G" is the action of slapping someone on the back of the head while shouting "I LIKE YOUR CUT G!"
person 1: hey!

Person 2: hey!

Person 1: I LIKE YOUR CUT G *slaps back of head*
Person 2: HEYYY
Cut G by Urban____dictionary November 6, 2020

I like ya cut G 

When a friend or acquaintance receives a haircut that exposes the back of their neck, a common practice is to utter the phrase "I like ya cut G" and slap the back of their neck as hard as humanly possible.

Retaliation is to be expected
"Ohh you playin Minecraft, I like ya cut G" *smacks the shit out of little kid playing minecraft*
I like ya cut G by MrGameAndKen July 30, 2020

I like ya cut G 

This is a meme that was created by a video showing a man saying the words:

"Oh you playin' minecraft? I like ya cut, G." before proceeding to slap a bald child on the back of the head.
This is often used as a phrase before slapping a person (often someone that recently had a haircut) on the back of the head.
Source: youtube.com/watch?v=2TA6rSkPMPA
Person 1: "Hey man! Look at my new cut!"
Person 2 proceeds to walk behind Person 1.
Person 2: "I like ya cut G."
Person 2 proceeds to slap person 1 on the back of the head.

I like ya cut g 

A nice and friendly way of telling you friends you like their haircut!
“Hey jimmy did you go to the barber?”
“Yeah man I went today”
“Ooh I like ya cut g” *SLAP*
I like ya cut g by Swagboy69420 November 13, 2020

I like your cut G 

The thing you say to your G when he gets a new haircut.

Often followed by a good ass slap to the guy with the haircut.

And tacobell.mp3
Me: I like your cut G
*slaps the back of my Gs head*
*tacobell.mp3 plays*
Ma G: *incoherent screaming*
I like your cut G by Malaysian kid September 18, 2020

fresh cut g 

when someone has a fresh cut and you, by law, have to smack their cut
oh hey mcquivey, fresh cut g
jack proceeds to smack mcquivey out
fresh cut g by tall produce March 10, 2020
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