Here we go again
Here we go again by Millez June 14, 2018
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Ah shit, Here we go again
Ah shit, Here we go again by Walugie April 18, 2019
Word of the Day on September 28, 2022
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ah shit here we go again
ah shit here we go again by Jerrymiah June 10, 2019
ah shit, here we go again
Something that is mandatory to say when you do something that is usually hard and now you must do it again because of unknown circumstances. Frequently said when encountering Sans in a dark alleyway and accidentally playing 'Hey Ya' by Outkast a second time. Originally from GTA: San Andreas.
You: *Finished listening to Hey Ya*
You: wow what a good song.
Hey Ya: *Plays again*
You: ah shit, here we go again
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Mom: *calls your name*
You: What??
Mom: *says nothing*
You: ah shit, here we go again
You: wow what a good song.
Hey Ya: *Plays again*
You: ah shit, here we go again
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Mom: *calls your name*
You: What??
Mom: *says nothing*
You: ah shit, here we go again
ah shit, here we go again by stonedweeb May 8, 2019
Ah shit, here we go again
That thing you say when you have to do another annoying thing again like work, school, taking care of your fucking kids dad why don’t you come back please Ryan
Ah shit, here we go again by Heythatsrude May 10, 2019
Ah shit, here we go again
When something stupid happens
Ah shit, here we go again by PeterKart November 3, 2020
Oh shit here we go again
Meaning. The “Ah Shit, Here We Go Again” meme is used to express deep-seated distress. When conflicts are never-ending, or you can't seem to catch a break, the ah shit, here we go again one-liner adequately represents upset. Clever individuals have used the scene to describe a Buddhist who's died and been rebirthed.
Oh shit here we go again by dbevsuknnnnnnncf7i6tmfugnytncv December 11, 2021
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