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Hey Vsauce Michael here One cannot be certain what Strawberry blond has meant by "whats up ladies and gents" as for the lack of any punctuation. One can only assume to break it up and work out what Strawberry blond has meant. The meaning of the first word, 'whats', is unkown. What's the meaning? One can only presume that it is short for the Facebook owned mobile application called WhatsApp. As you can see above, Dependants has already explained the possible meanings of 'up', the next word. For the following word, 'ladies', we will actually also look at the next two words alongside it. The phrase, 'ladies and gents' is short for the phrase, 'ladies and gentlemen'. As described by Wikipedia (the Free Encyclopedia), "it is a common salutation used in formal speeches and other public addresses." Wikipedia also lists an array of things that the phrase, 'ladies and gentlemen' could also refer to, such as items of music and film. However, we can safely assume that Strawberry blond has meant that the phrase, 'ladies and gentlemen' was meant to be a public address to an unspecified amount of persons. The fact that Strawberry blond has posted this public address to the RMB(regional message board) of a Region called Enadia portrays this. Enadia itself is a popular region/community of a web-based nation simulation game called NationStates. All in all, Strawberry blond's message of "whats up ladies and gents" could mean several things.
'WhatsApp up/Up (higher elevation or direction, or the computer animated, commercial success Disney Pixar movie) greetings.
As you can see, there is not enough information to suffice the amount needed to be an easily interpretable english sentence. It is fully up to the readers interpretation.

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