What you gone do?

Definition

A rhetorical question fired at someone who just spectacularly screwed up, implying their situation is now dire and the consequences are self-evident. It's equal parts sympathy and 'I told you so.'

Example Usage

He crashed his dad's car—his mom just looked at him and said, 'What you gone do now?'

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