Ah, that age-old question—"wassup?!" You've might've heard it thrown around so often that it's hard to come up with a fresh and creative answer! Don't worry, though—we've got you covered with tons of examples that show how to have some fun with this common question. Read on and try them out to respond to "wassup" in a way that'll breathe new life into your conversation.

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“After seeing you? My mood!”

  1. Compliment anyone who could use an extra boost of confidence. This is a great reply for everyone in your life, from a friend to an acquaintance. It’s an especially effective answer if the person is shy or isn’t used to the attention. When they asked their question, they probably expected to hear about you. When you shine the spotlight on them, they’ll be pleasantly surprised.[1]
    • “Now that you’re talking to me? My happiness!”
    • “With you in the room? My energy level!”
    • “After learning you went to Spain? My curiosity!”
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“I don’t have any complaints!”

  1. Stay upbeat if you want to charm a stranger with your optimism. If you want to build rapport with someone or leave them with a wonderful first impression, be really cheerful and smile. This option is great if you’ve just met a person and they haven’t had a taste of your personality yet—they’ll instantly warm up to your great attitude.
    • “I’m a happy camper! Life’s been treating me really well!”
    • “Everything’s looking up! I’ve made a lot of progress lately.”
    • “Nothing but good news on my end! I’m very grateful.”
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“How much time do you have?”

  1. Play around with anyone easy to fool, like an unsuspecting relative. First, hint that you have a story to tell. Then, tease them for asking such an open-ended question. If you really do want to spill all the details of your life and you trust them, go for it! Otherwise, just pretend like you’re about to vent and then say you were just kidding.
    • “Can you stick around for a bit? I’ll need at least twenty minutes…”
    • “How long’s your attention span? I’m in the mood to overshare.”
    • “Okay, let me tell you my life story! Just joking.”
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“Our time on Earth…so let’s make the most of it!”

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“Who paid you to ask me that?!”

  1. Pretend to be suspicious to put on a show for your friends. Get really theatrical—look to your right and then to your left, as though someone were watching you. Lean in really close like you’re talking about a really sensitive subject. Finally, lower your voice and drop it to a whisper. Act as though you’re an important person who some outside force needs to keep tabs on.
    • “Have the secret agents found me?! What have you told them?”
    • “Hey, that’s not cool of you to ask! You know I’m on the run.”
    • “I’m not sure how to answer that. Do you have a wire on you?!
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“Not much, you?”

Expert Q&A

  • Question
    How can you tell if someone is flirting with you over text?
    Julianne Cantarella
    Julianne Cantarella
    Dating & Relationship Coach
    Julianne Cantarella is a Dating Coach, Certified Life Coach, Licensed Social Worker, and the CEO and President of New Jersey's Matchmaker. With over a decade of experience, she specializes in helping women heal from a heartbreak and create healthy long-term relationships. Julianne created a comprehensive transformational date coaching program From First Date to Soulmate™ that has helped hundreds of women find love. She holds a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) from Ramapo College of New Jersey and a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Fordham University. Julianne has contributed to numerous media such as Your Tango Online Magazine, 24Seven Wellness Magazine, and Talk of The Town Magazine. She has also been featured as a relationship expert on CBS, iHeartRadio, and PBS “This Emotional Life Project.”
    Julianne Cantarella
    Dating & Relationship Coach
    Expert Answer
    When someone is flirting, they're tone will be complimentary or flattering. They want to make you feel special. Typically, flirtacious texts will also be light-hearted.
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This article was co-authored by Julianne Cantarella and by wikiHow staff writer, Madeleine Flamiano. Julianne Cantarella is a Dating Coach, Certified Life Coach, Licensed Social Worker, and the CEO and President of New Jersey's Matchmaker. With over a decade of experience, she specializes in helping women heal from a heartbreak and create healthy long-term relationships. Julianne created a comprehensive transformational date coaching program From First Date to Soulmate™ that has helped hundreds of women find love. She holds a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) from Ramapo College of New Jersey and a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Fordham University. Julianne has contributed to numerous media such as Your Tango Online Magazine, 24Seven Wellness Magazine, and Talk of The Town Magazine. She has also been featured as a relationship expert on CBS, iHeartRadio, and PBS “This Emotional Life Project.” This article has been viewed 182,562 times.
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