Sup Brah

[DazZ.]

I don't say brah but say a lot of variants otherwise.

I think I say "sup" though, not sure.

 

[Bagaloo]

Cool dog does.

You win at life for this post.

OT; I use it all the time, mainly with my brother. Because, you know, thats kinda what its actually about.

Though I think we only started using it after witnessing the Scrubs Dwarf say it.

I don't get why most of the people here who have admitted to using it feel the need to justify it by saying "I only do it ironically!". Is there that much wrong with it? Languages do evolve, most of the words we use today have changed a lot from how they were said in the past.

 

[MrSnugglesworth]

I say "Whats up" and "dog"


I really only do it because I don't care to say "How are you, sir?"

 

[Ocelot GT]

I only use it for "lulz" or when trying to impersonate frat boys.

 

[ma55ter_fett]

wit' ma brotha's yea...

dey be all like

"sup honkie!"

and I be all

"word up mutha fucka!"

and dey be all ruffled like

"what be eatin' youse doug!"

and I be all cooool and smart and be like

"Life son, life is whats eating this home boy"

In all seriousness I have never spoken like this ever.

 

[Tom13ombadil]

sumtimes i say 'oi'
Ill only say brah if I'm being sarcastic or something and
I dont know anyone who actually says it normally...

 

[thylasos]

No, but I'm British.

 

[GreyWolf257]

I hate to admit it, but I do. I have managed to force myself to say "bro" instead of "brah."
I haven't said "s'up" in forever, though. Now I say "wuz up."

 

[Kingemoney]

I saw it all the time, along with "sup," "howdy," "y'all," and "oofda." The goal is to insult as many different dialects as possible.