A classic phrase commonly used by people named Kyle or Nikhil, usually indicating a reacting to a question that they do not wish to answer.
by whatbro99 January 24, 2020
the meme you see on almost every youtube video
in other words,
a reporter asked Russell Westbrook a question about his basketball match against the Jazz team and Russell Westbrook responded with "what?! bro what are you talking about man?"
in other words,
a reporter asked Russell Westbrook a question about his basketball match against the Jazz team and Russell Westbrook responded with "what?! bro what are you talking about man?"
Reporter: "Russell, did you guys lose this game or did the Jazz win this one?"
Russell: "what, bro what are you talking about man" (w/o punctuation)
"bro, I'm out man. yall trippin"
Russell: "what, bro what are you talking about man" (w/o punctuation)
"bro, I'm out man. yall trippin"
by thekaprisunstraw September 11, 2021
Bro is something you call a "mongrel" or a brother aka your friend... or your greatest enemy if you feel me. But a whatsup means WHAT IS NEW asking your friend/enemy what is new. If a friend, then you are actually asking "whats new" but if its an enemy this jargon is more or less used as a threat as in "whatsup bro, i will tear your spine out you disgusting maniac". People who DO use the term whatsup bro to their friends are deemed mentally and physically insane, and are fit for only one place in this godless world... the highest security mental intitution.
Alex: Whats up bro (to friend)
Carl: Um... not much.... yeah hello police? take this maniac away from me... STAT....
Alex: Whats up bro (to enemy)
Mark: Ahh a challenge.... finally an opponent worthy of my skills.....
Carl: Um... not much.... yeah hello police? take this maniac away from me... STAT....
Alex: Whats up bro (to enemy)
Mark: Ahh a challenge.... finally an opponent worthy of my skills.....
by CarlMarx November 24, 2013
A phrase used when someone says something that's so unbelievably dumb/crazy/weird that you question whether you actually heard it.
by blem world March 11, 2023
Used in the African-American community as an interrogative.
It can also be used to assure someone that what you said is 100% truthful.
It can also be used to assure someone that what you said is 100% truthful.
Use #1
Tony: Lil Wayne is better than Biggie.
Chris: Bro what?
Use #2
Tony: I just got paid 600 today.
Chris: You're lying.
Tony: Bro what.
Tony: Lil Wayne is better than Biggie.
Chris: Bro what?
Use #2
Tony: I just got paid 600 today.
Chris: You're lying.
Tony: Bro what.
by Ghetto Intellectual July 22, 2016
by Lovegrief October 9, 2022
when you encounter a rubbish thing and you're like nah bro what is this bro nah bro what is this bro what bro nah bro
"you have to do a 100000 word essay"
"Nah bro, what is this", " bro nah bro what is this bro what bro nah bro""
"Nah bro, what is this", " bro nah bro what is this bro what bro nah bro""
by BotBot3000 May 3, 2021