Your definition of Yippee-Ki-Yay mofo?

Question

For those not familiar with it, it is the signature line of John Mclane of the Die hard movies. Most kick-*** line ever

i know its a movie, and im just trying to gauge an opinion , and just to clarify im not american you g-tard who wrote that i just love that consistent line throughout the series of die hards. Thank you to those who did answer and did not want to appear like a smart-***

Answer 1

I agree, best movie line ever, never get tired of it. I understand it to be an all-american badass lne with just the right timing, of course one cant sum it up in one opinion

Answer 2

As for what it meant before the movie, it was just a wild cowboy yelp meant to get the cattle up and moving. You find variations of it in various traditional cowboy songs like “Git Along Little Dogies” and “The Old Chisholm Trail.”

Answer 3

maximum at present, it is from the "Die annoying" video clips the place Bruce Willis, enjoying detective John McClean, says "Yippee ki-yay, m--her f--ker." It became into additionally a nicely-liked expression in the previous west (without the added expletive on the tip, for sure).

Answer 4

yippee Ki ya originally tom mix he played him too with James Garner as (Wyatt Earp) some years back and the phase is an add-lib of Willis! what I'd like is Shirt with that on it(printed)

Answer 5

Classic vision of an american...Cowboy then add in the malice of the mofo. American kicking ***.

Bruce Willis is so hot!!! Still!!!

Answer 6

I love that line, as rude as it is, it means take that you bad bleep. Favourite one was the 1st Die Hard.

Answer 7

That's probably what O.J. said just before invading that hotel room to steal his stuff back.

Answer 8

I thought it was like a "Haha Kiss my *** douche bag" type thing hahaha

Answer 9

Yeah, we did know that. What of it?


Oh I get it you are an American person and we are supposed to be thankful for that or something.

Answer 10

Sad or what? It's a movie series, son.