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Right here 

Right here is a phrase used along with the "ok" symbol you can create with your hand. Normally, people will use "right here"when something is just right, and overall good.

Keep in note that this phrase should only be used in good situations. Something that was amazing and over encumbered you with joy should not be defined using "right here"
That pizza was "right here"

Man that party last night was "right here"

That chicks ass is "right here"

-I just bought this shirt from the store?
-How does it feel?
-"Right here"
Right here by Soulmancam July 23, 2013
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right here 

Are you going to wait any longer?
Coz this wildfire right here be burning
right here by Krkič July 14, 2019

Right Here! 

a derogatory expression, usually put at the end of a sentence, but can also be used alone. One often uses this expression while grabbing his genitals. However, without this gesture, it can be used to inconspicuously insult another person, or to cover up when accidentally caught using it in the direct manner. You can be creative with it!
Direct-
Nagging Wife: "I need you to make a run to Target and get a few things for me."
Husband: "Yea, right. I got your target RIGHT HERE!" (w/gesture)

Indirect/Inconspicuous-
"Sure you can have some of my beer, and if you need anything else, help will be RIGHT HERE." (w/out gesture)

Direct with Cover-Up-
Jerk: "Get a real job!"
Richard: "Psh, RIGHT HERE!" (w/gesture)
Jerk: "WHAT DID YOU SAY?"
Richard: "I said I got a real job RIGHT HERE!" (w/out gesture)

Type in any fucking word right here 

Type in your fucking definition right here
Type in any fucking word right here

This Shit Right Here! 

When a person, usually high, smiles/giggles and points repeatedly at an object. Usually showing how much awesomeness that thing has.
After toking the pipe, my buddy handed me a bag of jerky. I showed my appreciation and joy by giving it the this shit right here!
This Shit Right Here! by Hamalololol September 5, 2009

this nigga right here 

A nigga that is in the same place as you and getting on your last nerve.
Boy: aye let me have some

Girl: if this nigga right here don't get out my damn face talking bout can he have some smh
this nigga right here by _Thugette_ December 30, 2015

Yes officer this post/comment right here. 

Used when your mate just accidentally mentioned their frequent consumption of ABDL dwarf porn
Person 1: "Guys, its ok to sleep with your cousin right?"

Person 2: "Yes officer this post/comment right here."
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