got work?
got work? by fereakmotherfucker June 20, 2006
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got that work
got that work by slim52923 January 23, 2007
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got work? • got some work? • got that work • I got my mojo working • Got • Got'Em • got milk • got damn • got eem • got beef?
got some work?
Often used on the streets when someone is in search of drugs, cocaine, heroine, marijuana
In search of drugs to get high
Common talk of drug addicts/drug dealing
In search of drugs to get high
Common talk of drug addicts/drug dealing
Man I'm getting work, need some right now!!!
Anybody got some work??
Going to see if homie got some work!
Anybody got some work??
Going to see if homie got some work!
got some work? by Mama Kole Knows Best! May 14, 2017
I got my mojo working
I got my mojo working — a war cry of successful Blues Singers who win the crowd for which they are playing through their musical mastery and charismatic stage presence. If you are ever playing your heart out and women start throwing their panties your stage YOU GOT YOUR MOJO WORKING.
This phrase entered the mainstream through the song I Got My Mojo Working written by Preston “Red” Foster. This song was first performed by Ann Cole but made famous by Muddy Waters.
The word “mojo” is a reference to sympathetic magic used to bend reality to bless or to curse an individual. Musical mastery is one of the most powerful mojos and it can be augmented through the use of roots, amulets, and spell pouches provided by a Root Woman who you have pleased and who favors you.
Mess around and find out.
This phrase entered the mainstream through the song I Got My Mojo Working written by Preston “Red” Foster. This song was first performed by Ann Cole but made famous by Muddy Waters.
The word “mojo” is a reference to sympathetic magic used to bend reality to bless or to curse an individual. Musical mastery is one of the most powerful mojos and it can be augmented through the use of roots, amulets, and spell pouches provided by a Root Woman who you have pleased and who favors you.
Mess around and find out.
Lyrics from the song: I Got My Mojo Working
“I got my mojo working, it just don't work on you.
I got my mojo working, but it just don't work on you.
Look out baby,
Gonna circle the blues..”
“I got my mojo working, it just don't work on you.
I got my mojo working, but it just don't work on you.
Look out baby,
Gonna circle the blues..”
I got my mojo working by Mind Hunter the Profiler March 15, 2023
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