munyanyo
how you doing munyanyo
munyanyo by daddy munyanyo September 29, 2020
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Chupapi Munyanyo by justinetie December 30, 2020
Chupapi Munyanyo
Coined by some social media vloggers as a prank to an ordinary citizen. It was used in the year 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
CHUPAPI - originated from the Spanish word "Chupa" meaning blow job, and "Papi" meaning Daddy.
MUNYANYO- originated from the surname "Montano or Montaño", it was pronounced by a person with a cleft lip or cleft palate which has difficulty pronouncing syllables due to swapping and distorting of sounds, which in turn, turns syllables into an N.
CHUPAPI - originated from the Spanish word "Chupa" meaning blow job, and "Papi" meaning Daddy.
MUNYANYO- originated from the surname "Montano or Montaño", it was pronounced by a person with a cleft lip or cleft palate which has difficulty pronouncing syllables due to swapping and distorting of sounds, which in turn, turns syllables into an N.
Did you know that Chupapi Munyanyo literally translates in English as "Suck me Daddy Montano"?
Ngayon alam mo na kapatid.
Gawa pa kayo ng prank guys.
Ngayon alam mo na kapatid.
Gawa pa kayo ng prank guys.
Chupapi Munyanyo by JacobLovesMe January 21, 2021
Chupapi Munyanyo
A phrase that makes people startle. Use this to make them shock or much like a jumpscare but behind them.
"Chupapi Munyanyo". Aahh, oh my gosh It startled me I didn't know that ₱15B has been stolen by PhilHealth.
Chupapi Munyanyo by Minatozaki143 January 3, 2021
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