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wat up doe

hi, hello, what's up, what's going on. a Detroit phrase used to greet someone.
wat up doe my such n such.. or (answering a phone call from a friend) hello wat up doe my nig
wat up doe by luckyking16 March 24, 2009

wat up doe

what up though. its slang for black people for saying hi are you doing in a non soft or weak way to them. most writings like this started back when text message first started and you had to push a number three times to get letter what you want and limited text messages monthly, and text messages could only be so long back then. we remember a day we didn't even have cell phones? mobile phones or internet.
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