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What is bless up?
A term used by celebrity DJ Khaled in order to show reverence to God, or give gratitude to what he has given to you in an opportunity. Also used after hearing something nice, greeting friends, or randomly interjecting statements.
Random Kid: I got an A on the final
DJ Khaled Follower: Bless Up, LIOOON.
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Bless up - what is it?
Fuck on, the opposite of fuck off. Giving chill vibes, with the best to come.
Josh: "It was great seeing you"
Baron: "Bless up man bless up"
What does "bless up" mean?
It's a term used for good and nurturing praise. It is the opposite of the awful, bless down.
Boy: Hey I saw you out there on the field. Bless up!
Boy 2: hey man, thanks bless up!
Bless up - what does it mean?
A retard's way of saying "God Bless you." because their brain has a lower processing power than a potato.
Man 1: Hey, how's it going?
Man 2: Bless Up! Heh, YOLO man!
Bless up - meaning
a form of sexual intimacy towards friends
B: Sup Ma
C: Wassup shart
B: Bless up fr 🙏🙏🙏
Bless up - definition
Something you immediately say after you mess up.
It was first used in 2001 on BET's Freestyle Friday by rapper Sean Nicolas in his battle against MC Jin (formerly Jin tha MC) after he messed up his lyrics.
Despite the Bless Up, Jin was able to win the battle and secure his place in the Freestyle Friday Hall of Fame.
"Ay yo, I don't mess up, Sean Nicolas Bless Up!
Bless up - slang
When you running red lights with the bois like bad asses
Phil ay Alec watch this bless up ... runs red like gets away like a bad ass
Bless up
DJ Khaled a spiritual leader uses this term to indicate his thankfulness to god. It can be used as greetings, after hearing good or bad news. The meaning is not quite clear but it's usage is. Bless up.
Random Dude:Yo! Star wars just came out :D
Major DJ Khaled Fan: Bless Up
Bless up
My tribe uses it as we leave each other to bless and protect each until we meet again.
Awright ma, see you later, bless up.
Bless up
A greeting of spiritual affirmation between friends - can be used in form of "Hello" or "Goodbye".
"Bless up, brother"
"hey hey, what's going on?"
or
"See you tomorrow, mate"
"Bless up"