roll up on
To show up somewhere or approach someone — usually in a cool or confident way.
Meanings
To arrive at or approach a person or place, especially in a vehicle, with a bold or confident manner.
"They rolled up on the block in a black SUV and everyone turned to look."
To approach someone, often with the intention of confronting or engaging them.
"His crew rolled up on the rival team outside the school."
Strongly associated with American urban slang, particularly hip-hop culture. Implies arriving at a location (often in a car) with confidence, sometimes with the intent to confront, impress, or surprise. Rarely used in formal or professional contexts. Can also appear in video games and internet culture.
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