how you what
how you what by WestSide317 December 18, 2017
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how you what
how you what is a another term for whats good wuts up and all the other greeding now days it can refer from anyone to anyone no matter of the sex it is mostly used from a dude to a female when the dude is trying to get at the girl!!!
how you what by $nuffi/Jamar November 24, 2006
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how you what
A multi-purpose Indianapolis slang phrase meaning “what’s up,” “what are you on,” “what you doing,” or “what’s going on with you?” depending on tone and context.
It’s a conversational check-in that blends curiosity, recognition, and street familiarity.
Origin & History
First publicly popularized in 2013 through the song “How You What” by Freshduzit, which featured 10 local Indianapolis artists, each representing different sides of the city.
The song was intentionally created to:
Promote Indianapolis lingo
Unite multiple neighborhoods on one record
Put Naptown slang on wax the same way other cities do (Atlanta, Detroit, Memphis, etc.)
While the phrase existed in street conversation before, Freshduzit’s record was the first documented, recorded, and distributed use that spread it city-wide.
It’s a conversational check-in that blends curiosity, recognition, and street familiarity.
Origin & History
First publicly popularized in 2013 through the song “How You What” by Freshduzit, which featured 10 local Indianapolis artists, each representing different sides of the city.
The song was intentionally created to:
Promote Indianapolis lingo
Unite multiple neighborhoods on one record
Put Naptown slang on wax the same way other cities do (Atlanta, Detroit, Memphis, etc.)
While the phrase existed in street conversation before, Freshduzit’s record was the first documented, recorded, and distributed use that spread it city-wide.
Aye nasty , how you what?”
“I just touched down, how you what tonight?”
“He been moving different, how you what?”
“Call me when you free, let me know how you what.”
“I just touched down, how you what tonight?”
“He been moving different, how you what?”
“Call me when you free, let me know how you what.”
how you what by 99problemsmoneyaint1 January 29, 2026
It's not what you've got, it's how you use it.
One of the go to phrases that women and gay men tell men of smaller to average penis endowment. This is to ensure that he does not feel insecure, especially before, during and after sex.
The second biggest fable next to Santa Claus.
The second biggest fable next to Santa Claus.
The one guy that I have been wanting sex with...the stars finally aligned and we were able to be alone and let nature take its course last night. Well I should know that somethings are too good to be true. The whole experience turned out to be a it's not what you've got, it's how you use it. Why is it everytime I tell a guy that I feel like I just told my daughter that there is no Santa..
fable white lie
fable white lie
It's not what you've got, it's how you use it. by TheBigCanucklehead March 21, 2015
<Sentence>Who, What, Where, When, Why, And How Would You Interpersonally Communicate And Not Know How To Get Out Of People's Live<Sentence>
<Sentence>Who, What, Where, When, Why, And How Would You Interpersonally Communicate And Not Know How To Get Out Of People's Live<Sentence>
<Sentence>Who, What, Where, When, Why, And How Would You Interpersonally Communicate And Not Know How To Get Out Of People's Live<Sentence>
Who, What, Where, When, Were, Why, And How, Would You Want A babysitter Who Says "'Richard, Timothy, And Gunther'"
Who, What, Where, When, Were, Why, And How, Would You Want A babysitter Who Says "'Richard, Timothy, And Gunther'"
Who, What, Where, When, Were, Why, And How, Would You Want A babysitter Who Says "'Richard, Timothy, And Gunther'"
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