nanani
is the name of a website “nanani.ws” that give away free stuff by collection point.
this word is believed to be copied by a teenage rap/grime singer.
i went on nanani today
how much did you make on nanani yesterday
a famous phrase from the band “n-dubz.”
often used by fans and random people who think it’s cool.
amy-louise – lovin me mates for lyf :):) says:
hey, you comin 2 the park on sat-rday rach??
lil girlie rachiie,x,baby monkies rock!! i’m random! says:
nanani !!!!
amy-louise – lovin me mates for lyf :):) says:
huh??
lil girlie rachiie,x,baby monkies rock!! i’m random! has left the conversation.
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