feelin you
boy:aye shorty we been kickin it for a while and you no im feelin you alot
girl:yeah papi im feelin you to
girl:yeah papi im feelin you to
feelin you by Kika January 2, 2004
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how you feelin
how you feelin by Big day December 11, 2021
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you feelin me?
An informal way of saying "you got it?" and/or "do you understand?"
Mostly used by street thugs/gangsters, and used to make a point to someone.
Mostly used by street thugs/gangsters, and used to make a point to someone.
you feelin me? by Spartees June 8, 2014
Who you feelin like
Fatfat: Ryan you pussy I will beat yo ass. Me:you just got beat up by Ryan the other day who you feelin like
Who you feelin like by anonymous May 18, 2023
you're feelin it
used to describe individuals acting like fucktards. when those around you act rather strangely for random unfathomable reasons
you're feelin it by Randoms201 December 23, 2010
Why you catching Feelin's
The term used by ghetto black bitches when in argument with non-nyugahs.The expression questions why this non-nyugah is getting angry with the ghetto nyugah woman.
Why you catching Feelin's by Big Pappa Z June 1, 2012
you thought i was feeling you?
you thought i was feeling you? by Sweetheartscorpio317 October 28, 2022
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