Definition

Abbreviation for "what's up," used as a casual greeting or way to acknowledge someone, often with a friendly or cool tone.

Example Usage

wsp fam, long time no talk!

Origin

Internet slang abbreviation of the common phrase "what's up," popularized in online gaming, social media, and hip-hop culture.

Fun Fact

"WSP" has roots in urban vernacular and became digitized as part of broader internet culture, particularly in gaming and hip-hop fan communities.

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