What does Finna mean?

A slang abbreviation of the phrase "fixing to", which means "going to" or "mean to". Used to describe what one aims to accomplish.

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Finna:

  • Who you finna try?


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Who you finna try? | Bambino Brown, YouTube

  • A Video that mentions "Finna."
  • A viral 2010 video of Bambino Brown singing along to a song with the lyrics "Who you finna try?", meaning roughly "Who are you messing with?".

    Later in the video, Bam is slapped with flour for be obnoxious with the boisterous lyrics.

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