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Dating back to the Martin Lawrence television series "Martin" (1992-1997), this phrase refers to Martin's partner Gina, who is described as his "more level-headed, longsuffering better half." Martin used this expression to respond, exasperatedly, to Gina's criticisms or expectations, which were often quite reasonable on her part. The phrase can also be used to express, in a positive light, shock and awe - much in the manner of "damn girl, you looking fine!" It is similar to other "whoa!" type exclamations that are meant to convey that one is taken aback.

All my real folks know where this comes from! And just like her husband would say, Damn Gina! Damn Gina, I see you looking good out here with that perfectly arched eyebrow and sharp wing tip. Need a t-shirt to wear to that concert coming up? Or maybe a t-shirt to wear to school on free dress day, or every day? Or maybe you are just a generous person and wanted to get one for a friend? Do it, cause they'll love you forever! The Damn Gina Go Gina t-shirt features a 90s damn gina font and pattern printed on a lightweight and comfortable t-shirt. HEY! Make sure you choose your correct size--I want you to look your best.

All my real folks know where this comes from! And just like her husband would say, Damn Gina! Damn Gina, I see you looking good out here with that perfectly arched eyebrow and sharp wing tip. Need a t-shirt to wear to that concert coming up? Or maybe a t-shirt to wear to school on free dress day, or every day? Or maybe you are just a generous person and wanted to get one for a friend? Do it, cause they'll love you forever! The Damn Gina Go Gina t-shirt features a 90s damn gina font and pattern printed on a lightweight and comfortable t-shirt. HEY! Make sure you choose your correct size--I want you to look your best.

Dating back to the Martin Lawrence television series "Martin" (1992-1997), this phrase refers to Martin's partner Gina, who is described as his "more level-headed, longsuffering better half." Martin used this expression to respond, exasperatedly, to Gina's criticisms or expectations, which were often quite reasonable on her part. The phrase can also be used to express, in a positive light, shock and awe - much in the manner of "damn girl, you looking fine!" It is similar to other "whoa!" type exclamations that are meant to convey that one is taken aback.

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Dating back to the Martin Lawrence television series "Martin" (1992-1997), this phrase refers to Martin's partner Gina, who is described as his "more level-headed, longsuffering better half." Martin used this expression to respond, exasperatedly, to Gina's criticisms or expectations, which were often quite reasonable on her part. The phrase can also be used to express, in a positive light, shock and awe - much in the manner of "damn girl, you looking fine!" It is similar to other "whoa!" type exclamations that are meant to convey that one is taken aback.

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Dating back to the Martin Lawrence television series "Martin" (1992-1997), this phrase refers to Martin's partner Gina, who is described as his "more level-headed, longsuffering better half." Martin used this expression to respond, exasperatedly, to Gina's criticisms or expectations, which were often quite reasonable on her part. The phrase can also be used to express, in a positive light, shock and awe - much in the manner of "damn girl, you looking fine!" It is similar to other "whoa!" type exclamations that are meant to convey that one is taken aback.

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How many times has Maggie or Gina said "Damn Gina" - listen to Two Fab Femmes to find out!

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Damn, Gina. A phrase favored by the gen-z crowd originating from the 90's sitcom, Martin.

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