'whatcha' is a shortened, informal way of saying "what are you" and is used in written English.
It is most commonly used in informal conversations between friends, especially in text messaging or online chats. Example: Friend: Hey, whatcha up to? You: Just finishing some homework.
But instead of heading to a brick-and-mortar library, Brennan continued documenting online phenomena at Know Your Meme and then at Tumblr, where she solidified her profession as information desk for doge, mmm whatcha say and the other viral Internet sensations in need of classification, categorization and preservation.
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"Whatcha Say" was even inspired by his brother cheating on his girlfriend, but them later getting back together.
"Whatcha doing community service for?" supplies his friend, helpfully.
"I only have one question for the WWE Universe: Whatcha you gonna do when Hulkamania runs wild as the host of WrestleMania 30?" Hogan, who hasn't appeared on WWE programming since December 2007, will return to host Wrestlemania 30 on 6 April.
Without that history, if there wasn't a Know Your Meme page for mmm whatcha say, would people have found it?
"But, whatcha gonna do?" he shrugs, sounding every inch the New Jersey boy.
"Whatcha Say" is sung by a cute twenty-year-old boy apologizing for his infidelity.
When there are tightly constructed rhyming lines, as in the very Prince-like "Whatcha Gonna Do" ("Whatcha gonna do with those beautiful fingers / When you stroke me like that, I get a thrill that lingers / Even after you take your hands away / The feel of your touch seems to stay and stay"), they almost serve to detract from the mantric mood.
Two producers who have successfully established their own names while working in Timbaland's shadow are Polow Da Don — producer of Fergie's "London Bridge" and The Pussycat Dolls' "Whatcha Think About That" — and Nate (Danja) Hills, a protégé of Timbaland's who worked on Justin Timberlake's "FutureSex/LoveSounds," and Madonna's "Hard Candy".
"I don't know whatcha mean," I says.
