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A question you ask someone when they respond to a question or statement from you via text message that makes little to no sense.
Dave: "Why didn't you show up to my party last night?"
Sam: "I couldn't find my golf balls, so I had to buy some from the golf course. They charge way too much there."
Dave: "Who are you, ChaCha?"
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A phrase, origin of which is in Hebrew and is about 18 years old, and hardly at use. It's equivalent to "get lost" or "who do you think you are?!" , but with much more disrespect. it's usually used when someone disturbing you at the road.
"you little @#$@#$!!; who do you think you are, that you drivung that way?!"
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Cathy Cook: Sally, dear, who are you from home?
Sally Smith: An O'Neil. My parents are Shaun and Maggie.
a phrase made famous by Randy Marsh of South Park, when he was a contestant on Wheel of Fortune. The clue was "people who annoy you" and the screen read "N_GGERS". In a fit of excitment, Randy belted out "niggers!!!", however, to his surprise, the answer was actually "naggers".
Hey, there's that nigger guy Randy! He thinks that niggers are people who annoy you.
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A question when a person talks to somebody but he doesn't know who is him. The kazoo kid is pewdiepie.
wait a minute, who are you man, would you like a kazoo?
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A phrase becoming increasing associated with black people, 100% down to Trey Parker and Matt Stone
Superflymacdaddy; 'Do you know any people who annoy you?'
Joe; 'That genuine chocolate face guy does, he really grinds my gears. In fact im going to tell him next time i see him.'
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A term used by gangbangers to determine the gang affiliation of a Homie.
Interrogator: "Who do you claim?"
Subject: "I claim the (insert gang name here)
Interrogator: "bro you be sicon the wrong turf
gunfire sirens
Candlelight service
Lamentations and salutations
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