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Womp womp womp

As James Charles once said β€œWOMP WOMP WOOOMP, WOMP WOMP WOOOMP, YEAH YEAH YEAAAH, YEAH YEAH YEAAAH”

Womp womp womp means:
Nobody:
James Charles: β€œWOMP WOMP WOOOMP, WOMP WOMP WOOOMP, YEAH YEAH YEAH,”

by YEeT uR mUM gAy April 21, 2019

92πŸ‘ 28πŸ‘Ž


Womp Womp Womp

A phrase uttered whenever a person makes a futile attempt at a witty remark or when they make a terrible joke that no one laughs at. This phrase usually comes after a long awkward silence after the person has made their corny comment or joke, at which point everyone around laughs at the offender.

<Person 1> Yo mama is so stupid, she sold her car for gas money.

(Crickets chirping)

<Person 2> Womp Womp Womp!

by Jorge Ragula July 1, 2007

91πŸ‘ 26πŸ‘Ž


womp womp

noise of failure or mocking someone who’s experienced something inconvenient.

β€œoh my god, i hate my boyfriend so much!”
β€œwomp womp.”

by dingusweewoo69 October 14, 2023

2748πŸ‘ 296πŸ‘Ž


womp womp

A lighthearted phrase that indicates a loss.; A sound of loss heard on a gameshow. (first womp is a higher frequency sound than the second womp)

ex 1:
Friend 1: "Hey man, I can't find the list of people who were interested in joining the chess club"

Friend 2: womp womp, maybe it's a sign for you to stop being lame

ex 2:
Friend 1: HAHAHA, that girl didn't give you her phone number...wonk wonk.

Friend 2: What did you just say? The proper phrase is 'womp womp'. What are you? An idiot or something? womp womp.

by Perry Johnson August 15, 2006

1182πŸ‘ 332πŸ‘Ž


womp womp womp

something james charles said

womp womp womp

by jfjdjdkdiduxh May 15, 2019

26πŸ‘ 11πŸ‘Ž


Womp Womp

Another way of saying β€œboohoo”

β€œBro my dog just died today”

β€œWomp womp”

by Peepeeweener February 1, 2023

14πŸ‘ 3πŸ‘Ž


womp womp

womp womp is a fun saying you can use with your friends and family preferably used after saying a dramatic event as a way to lighten the mood

we almost made them break up... womp womp

by rosslynchlover2005 July 6, 2019

106πŸ‘ 38πŸ‘Ž