Yo what up

another way to say "hi"

yo what up boy

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What's up gamers?!

only a dipshit godamn idiot would say this {unironically} you ass

"What's up gamers?! welcome to my minecraft lets play how are yal doing today"

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whats up bro

Bro is something you call a "mongrel" or a brother aka your friend... or your greatest enemy if you feel me. But a whatsup means WHAT IS NEW asking your friend/enemy what is new. If a friend, then you are actually asking "whats new" but if its an enemy this jargon is more or less used as a threat as in "whatsup bro, i will tear your spine out you disgusting maniac". People who DO use the term whatsup bro to their friends are deemed mentally and physically insane, and are fit for only one place in this godless world... the highest security mental intitution.

Alex: Whats up bro (to friend)
Carl: Um... not much.... yeah hello police? take this maniac away from me... STAT....

Alex: Whats up bro (to enemy)
Mark: Ahh a challenge.... finally an opponent worthy of my skills.....

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whats up now

Said after coming upon someone who has done or said something earlier deserving of a beating, which could not be administered due to circumstance.

You were talking smack earlier with your friends.....Whats up now!!

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whats-up buddy

A person you see at bars or parties that you always greet by either head-nod, handshake, or ever-popular "what up." However, the name of this person, along with all other personal information is unknown.

Guy: "Whats-up buddy"?
Whats-up buddy: "Hey bro"
(they walk right by eachother, no further communication)
Guy to his girlfriend: "Shit, I see that guy around all the time, but I don't have a clue what his name is"

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whats up doc

yo smoke weed and check this out
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its trippy as fuck

whats up doc wanna do some blow?

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what's up joe?

actually, the correct spelling is wassup joe, not what's up joe?. The term means how are you not hi, or hello. It did not come from what's up yo. It came from the last 20 years of urban people using the name joe as a term of endearment; the same way you would use, what's up buddy.

wassup joe, I didn't see you on the block today.

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