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Who dat?

Who dat? is an alternative pronunciation of the question "who's that?"

Origins, Origins of the "who dat?" chant & Recorded versions

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Origins

Origins of the "who dat?" chant

"Who dat?" spin-off chants

Who Dat Nation

Ownership controversy

Recorded versions

In hip hop

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Who dat?

Nodes124
Edges123
Triples65
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016129
Components1

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Who dat?

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related to Ownership controversy · 31
Who dat? → According, Congressman Charlie Melancon, Goodell, HuffPost, In January, Inc, It, Louisiana, Louisiana T-shirt, Monisteres, NewOrleans, NFL, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, NFL's, On January, Saints, Saints Go Marching In, Saints Limited Partnership, Senator David Vitter, T-shirts
related to Recorded versions · 29
Who dat? → Aaron NevilleWho Dat, Ashley ForrestierWho Dat, Baha Men/Clear Channel New, Bobby Orlando The, ColeWho Dat Girl, Country, Dat, David Frizzell, Dogs Out, Flo RidaWho Dat Boy, Going, Jazz, Manitoba, Monster Talk, No, Olympia Brass BandWho Let, OrleansThe Who Dat Roll, Please Forget Her, Royal Crown RevueDat, SposeWho Dat
related to Origins · 4
Who dat? → July, Louisiana, New Orleans Daily Picayune, The
is a · 1
Who dat? → alternative pronunciation of the question

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Who dat?is aalternative pronunciation of the question0.90text
Who dat?related to OriginsThe0.60section
Who dat?related to OriginsLouisiana0.60section
Who dat?related to OriginsJuly0.60section
Who dat?related to OriginsNew Orleans Daily Picayune0.60section
Who dat?related to Ownership controversyIn January0.60section
Who dat?related to Ownership controversyNFL0.60section
Who dat?related to Ownership controversyLouisiana T-shirt0.60section
Who dat?related to Ownership controversyT-shirts0.60section
Who dat?related to Ownership controversyAccording0.60section
Who dat?related to Ownership controversyWho0.60section
Who dat?related to Ownership controversySaints0.60section

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