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26 January, 21:56

When was the expression "Guess what? Chicken Butt!" Invented?

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    "Chicken butt-Go behind and lick it up" was printed in the novel Youngblood (1954) by John Oliver Killens (1916-1987), about African American life in Georgia. ""What, what, Chicken butt; come around the house and lick it up" was published in the poetry collection Delta Return (1956) by Charles Greenleaf Bell.
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