Sup Brah

[Woburn]

This may be kind of a random question, but do you or anyone you know actually use the word brah in everyday conversation? Personally I only know one person who actually says it habitually all of the time. I am from Massachusetts, and I was wondering if it is a common thing elsewhere.

 

[FluffyNeurosis]

I'm from Mass as well and only know one person who uses it. My friends brother.

 

[Idlemessiah]

Yep. One of my flatmates from last year. Big black dude from south London.
And pretty much everyone in Bradford. (UK btw)

 

[fix-the-spade]

Brah?

If that's pronounced how I think it is the only time I use that word is when referring to the fabric and wire implements used to restrain female appendages.

 

[Snork Maiden]

I'm tempted to incorporate it into my vocabulary so I can feel UNIQUE and LOVED.

 

[Disaster Button]

Me and my friend say it sometimes but usually ironically. Also as a vague reference the Scrubs Dwarf.

Nope, I live in Westmeath in the middle of Ireland, so greeting someone is mostly just a guttural grunt.

"Howyadoinboywhatsthecraic?'

God I hate that saying. Where I live its all the chavs and the like who describe everything someone does as 'teh crack' they even spell it crack which makes them even more retarded. It was a perfectly normal thing before popularity got a hold of it and beat it into the ground before mugging it of its dignity and wallet.

 

[Jared]

Yep. One of my flatmates from last year. Big black dude from south London.
And pretty much everyone in Bradford. (UK btw)

Im from Bradford and I dont use it.

And no one that I know uses it either...Although, I am sure "Some people" do. If you know about Bradford you know to whom I refer

 

[Chechosaurus]

I live in the UK so it doesn't get used over here really but I think that is out of fear that an angry mob will chase you through the streets baying for your blood.

 

[Simalacrum]

I've never heard of the term "brah" before.

I sometimes use "lo" "ahoy" "mielope", etc etc...

but never brah.

 

[Ophiuchus]

I say it all the time, dozens of times a day... it's sort of an in-joke between me and my housemates.

 

[Tron900]

I greet some of my friends with: "'sup Blud!"

 

[Swaki]

I'm from Denmark, but i may have used it once to mock someone with horrible spelling and manners online.

 

[CroMagnon]

Brah? Thats a greeting of some sort? I thought some one just mis-typed BAH and forgot to add the humbug.

 

[Layz92]

Well most I know just say "hey" or "hello" as a greeting or some of us say "howyagoing" all one sound but if your Australian you understand it. And no one is enough of a tryhard to use brah in conversation unless they want people to look at them like they are an idiot.

 

[UltraParanoia]

I only use brah when I'm drunk and talking about bratwurst.

As in:
"Whers mah fookin brahs?" *fall down*