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A common greeting among New Yorkers that is usually used in small shops, bars, halal carts, and clubs.
It is most effective as a subdued form of respect, especially when speaking with low-ego creatures like bouncers.
Pronounced "baws."
Customer: Hey boss, run me a baconeggandcheese and a coffee, regular.
Cashier: OK my friend, $4.5.
Clubgoer: Hey boss, how you doin' tonight?
Bouncer: .... Zero response, but internal validation gained
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oops I hope I don't accidentally click "submit"
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somthing someone says when they think they are a big shot youtuber
someone:"hey chat is this real"
me:stfu
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how to greet your nonbinary friend
“hey man it’s nice to see you”
“hey girl i mean they”
you say this when you find someone cute, and most likely want them to acknowledge you.
a guy posts a mirror pic on ig of him wearing rings, a fitted, and baggy cargo jeans
comment section: hey lol
The "Hey Apple" trend, also known as "Hey Apple! What? Amazing Grace," originated from an edited scene of the YouTube series "The Annoying Orange." In this scene, the Annoying Orange says "Hey Apple!" to which Apple responds "What?" The camera then cuts back to the Annoying Orange with a gaping mouth and an uncanny face while an old-timey rendition of "Amazing Grace" plays in the background.
This trend began on YouTube in June 2023 and quickly spread to TikTok by August 2023. It gained popularity through various re-edits, photo slideshows, and reanimations, with many creators using the sound to create their own versions. The trend has amassed millions of views and likes across different platforms, making it a notable meme in recent times.
Orange: Hey apple!
Apple: What?
Orange: *amazing grace noises*
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