Throughout the seasons, The Real Housewives of Atlanta women have come up with catchphrases that fans have loved so much, they've become etched in Housewives history. Sometimes, during heated arguments, witty retorts come out of the housewives’ mouths. Certain comebacks are so clever that they've been repeated by fans over and over again. Some have even been made into hilarious memes and gifs that never get old.
The RHOA ladies can hold their own in all arguments, and they love to have the last word. They know that the best way to get one over on another housewife is to dismiss them with a funny insult, such as when Nene Leakes said, “Bye, Wig,” to Kim Zolciak on the show. After Porsha Williams and Kenya Moore got into it, Porsha cheerfully dismissed Kenya with, “Bye, Ashy.” Fans love using these one-liners, and many have made it into the vault of unforgettable RHOA quotes.
“Who gon’ check me, boo?”
Originally quipped by Sheree Whitfield, this gem has been used by fans of the popular series for years. In The Real Housewives of Atlanta season 6, Sheree wanted to throw an “Independence Party” to celebrate her recent divorce. Unfortunately, the party planner that she hired didn’t deliver on his promises. After going back and forth on details, she decided to have a meeting with him. However, the meeting went south and he became aggressive towards Sheree. He decided to speak his mind, and chose to say, “You need to watch yourself before you get checked.” Sheree, who is returning for season 14, responded perfectly with, “Who gon’ check me, boo?”
“Don’t come for me unless I send for you.”
In RHOA season 5, Phaedra Parks asked Kenya to help her produce an exercise video. However, she soon changed direction, as she ended up using another production company. The failed collaboration caused the two friends to have a falling out. In retaliation, Kenya produced a rival exercise video, which further increased friction between the two ladies. On the reunion, host and producer extraordinaire Andy Cohen attempted to smooth things over a little bit. However, that didn't work. Phaedra preferred to hurl insult after insult. Kenya went on a rant about how Phaedra said vile things about her behind her back. She punctuated it with, “Don’t come for me unless I send for you,” while snapping her big fan the whole time.
“We see each other.”
In The Real Housewives of Atlanta season 7 reunion, Kandi Burruss and Nene Leakes tried to iron out the differences they faced the whole season. Nene asked Kandi why she hated her, to which Kandi replied that she didn’t. However, she did feel that Nene had a superior attitude. They also got into it about Nene’s friendship with Phaedra, which somehow ended up as a point of contention between the two women. Phaedra and Kandi were good friends until a rift formed between them because Phaedra felt that Kandi wasn’t a good friend during her divorce from Apollo Nida. After a heated exchange between Kandi and Nene, Nene said, “I see you. We good,” to which Kandi snapped back, “We see each other.” The disagreement ended in an icy truce, and the quote has been used by fans since then.