A fork of Rural Dictionary
Typically yelled in a voice that is supposed to sound like a young cat, "here we go" is stated by anyone who is about to do something kind of lame. The phrase originated in the feline species Rickolous Tufingtonus who would yell said phrase just before they were going to be eaten by a saber tooth tiger or a hippo.
"Here We Go!" John yelled in a naisly voice right before he entered a staff meeting
A battle chant originating in Pittsburgh, PA for the purpose of cheering on the Black & Gold.
Doug: Some drunk guy downtown was screaming "Here we go Steelers, here we go!" in the middle of March.
Joe: What an idiot.
Typically yelled in a voice that is supposed to sound like a young cat, here we go is stated by anyone who is about to do something kind of lame. The phrase originated in the feline species Rickolous Tufingtonus who would yell said phrase just before they were going to be eaten by a saber tooth tiger or a hippo.
John yelled "Here We Go!" in a naisly voice right before he entered a staff meeting
When you accomplish your goals and the only way is up
We gonna be ballin when we go clear b
basically when something exciting is about to happen.
im getting a new phone, we going up streaks
An event that's happening again, come on, surely you knew that?
"Brayden brought the matches to the petrol station, here we go again"