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A pathetic and inexcusable phrase or form of continuing one's thought inside of a paragraph being spoken that really makes no sense at all but to literally give everyone listening a splitting fucking headache! Another form of this phrase is most commonly: "You know what I mean?" Person: "Like, dude, you know what I'm sayin'? And then all this other stuff happened, you know what I'm sayin'? So since then, you know what I'm sayin', I just decided to go home. Me: "No dude, actually, I have no idea what you just said.

'You know what I'm saying?'' is a phrase among ''slack jawed rappers'' or (non-racial) black people. Its mostly used in gangs or the poor areas in America. And then all this other stuff happened, you know what I'm sayin'? So since then, you know what I'm sayin', I just decided to go home. Run DMC collaborated on a song by Kid Rock, which also featured Uncle Kracker.