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The plural form of Sup Yo, asking two people what's up.
Rachel: Sup yoz?
Michael and Nathan: Nothing much, you?
Term utilized to greet any class of people, regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, or social status.
Walks into room with a mixed group of teenagers playing 7 minutes of heaven* "uh, sup boys"
a nod that gives encouragement and/or utter embarassment to the recipient. these nods orientated from ancient indian folk-law and may be used for any occassion. The "can i have your number nod" and the "i really don't care about the troubles in your life nod" are seen to be the most popular of this kind.
Mary passed Cory in the corridor they both exchange the sup nod, before clearing off
The way Mexicans say "What's up with you?"
sup wit ju is often followed by the pronoun, "mang" to form the sentence, "Sup wit ju, maaaaaaang?"
Pueblo: "Sup wit ju, maaaaaang?"
Burrito: "Had another baayby, I think I will try and start a futbol team :-)"
instead of using various greetings like "yo" or "hola," yola combines the two words and therefore appeals to a greater audience of people.
yola sup dood, how are you mang?
The response given when someone asks what is up, or "Whatzup"
So dog, whatzup?
Common reply - Notin, sup chew?
Usually proceeded with "Notin - just chillin'"