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what happened?

Non-sensical, over-used replacement for "could you please repeat that?" Generally uttered by white males in the 12-16 year-old demographic. Enhances one's ability to sound like a moron.
Roger: "Hey, Joe, what time is it?"
Joe: "What happened?"
what happened? by ESoro September 2, 2006

what happened?

what did u say?
especially if u dont know them, or dont want 2 talk 2 them
bay area ~94
sum1 comes up and says sumthing u cant hear:
"what happened?"
what happened? by YoungCali August 27, 2003

What happened to you? 

A stunningly inappropriate and thoughtless question often blurted toward a handicapped person, the only proper answer to which is "Don't ask".
"What happened to you?" asked the seemingly civilized man of the woman who was struggling mightily to take each halting step. Yet she needed no reminder of how hard it was to move, or of how many years she had been in pain. She was under no obligation to answer the moronic stranger, who in any event seemed to want no answer and quickly began prattling about his skiing accident, years ago, which he believed would be fascinating to a woman with a permanent handicap, but, please... don't ask.

What happened to the stairs?!

A comparison to something also akward happening, taken from the show Edd,Ed,and Eddy
"Dude thats like saying what happened to the stairs?!

what happened next 

Click bait to get you to go to the story.
He decapitated his entire family, including his grandparents, but what happened next will truly shock you.
Word of the Day on June 18, 2015

what happened to him 

Its just a person who hides name over asking something

It is only used with boys to keep something private ,when ever they got asked bout it they wont say anything
“What happened to Him “ nothing he is cool l guess
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