So "What Up Doe" Has Spread Nation Wide Huh?

[weMFR]

 

[Jerz-2]

nikkas been saying that in new jersey lmao, probably 10 years of waddd up tho

I'm sayin'.

This ain't nowhere near new.

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

Dice stole from Detroit w/a time machine breh

 

[DetroitEWarren]

Dice stole from Detroit w/a time machine breh

Makes sense

 

[desp]

Dice stole from Detroit w/a time machine breh

Dice is from Detroit

 

[luckyse7enz]

As a Haitian that was born and raised in Detroit, this thread....

It does mean "what's up", but did someone say that "Sak pasé" means "what's up?".... in HAITIAN?

...and yeah, I've been hearing "What up doe" here since I was a little kid. Everybody says it here and I've heard it credited as a Detroit thing. Wasn't until recent years that I've heard cats like Jeezy (who may as well claim Detroit) and maybe...Mickey Factz on "Paradise" start saying it on the regular.

....fukking Murs.

 

[TLR Is Mental Poison]

Dice is from Detroit

 

[Zach Lowe]

Nah that started in the Bay Area
- Coli

 

[Kobes Two Jerseys]

You need to worry about the D's credit rating.

 

[Illuminatos]

Been saying that since middle school in Florida.

 

[scuba]

I dont know where it came from but it has been in common usage since the late 90s on the east coast at least.

However just because it is an old saying It may be more popular now than ever in detroit, and/or as a resurgence nationally based on detroit influence, I have no clue. similar to how gold fronts were popular in new york city in the 1980s but its really the south that popularized them and blew them up in the 2000s. just trying to give the OP his due.

 

[eastside313]

north carolina...I'm thinking we picked this up from the Detroit nggas that came here for college

 

[DetroitEWarren]

I dont know where it came from but it has been in common usage since the late 90s on the east coast at least.

However just because it is an old saying It may be more popular now than ever in detroit, and/or as a resurgence nationally based on detroit influence, I have no clue. similar to how gold fronts were popular in new york city in the 1980s but its really the south that popularized them and blew them up in the 2000s. just trying to give the OP his due.

Fasho

 

[DetroitEWarren]

Lmao, u silly bro

 

[AnotherRoute]

I feel like nikkaz always said that...

Stop making sense..