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29 Nov 2020
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What does I gotcha bro wats yo # mean?
What does I gotcha bro wats yo # mean?
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@Kingshooter1g It means: “I will help you. What is your phone number?”
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@Kingshooter1g It’s slang/text language for what would translate to “I got you bro. What’s your (phone) number?”
gotcha= got you
wats=what’s
yo=your
“I got you” is a phrase that can be used to mean “I understand you”, or “I will do that for you”
I don’t know the context of your situation, but if you asked someone to text you a picture, they could respond “I gotcha bro” to mean “I will do that for you”
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