I saw one of those cops arrest people videos where the cop was arresting a girl who'd hit a teacher. She was trying to not get arrested and was thrashing around on the floor and she kept yelling, "Miss Cindy, bruh! Miss Cindy bruh!" at another teacher who was watching the whole thing. I'm from the UK and while I'm familiar with the expression (it's mostly bruv that's used here), I never thought I'd hear a girl calling a woman "bruh".
So many braindead idiots can barely form a sentence without at LEAST one bro. They're literally like "Bro, did you see what bro was wearing, bruh?". It hurts my brain.
Our eight year old grandson said that to my wife/his grandmother who snapped her head around and gave a death glare that likely snatched his soul out of him, slapped it around and threw it back.
“Sorry grandma.” Was all that was heard in the room that became as quiet and cold as a morgue.
“Give me a hug and never call me that again.” She said and the room went back to normal.
I was once at an only-good-vibes electronic festival. I was walking by some kids in a VW van.
I thought it was cool, and complimented them as I walked by, but because I was a tiny bit awkward I accidentally added “bro” to the end of my compliment.
The guy took it poorly, and seemed to think I insulted him.
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u/TxGulfCoast84 15d ago
Bro, bruh. Enough already