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its just a prank bro 

when someone stabs someone and goes like "its just a prank bro" or "why so serious". But then they go like "my father ... was a drinker" and they start to sound real sus.
*aaron stabs haider* aaron says: "its just a prank bro"

its just a prank bro 

When you try to prank someone and it goes wrong.
Mostly in the hood, while it goes wrong and sexual.
''ITS JuST A PRANK BRO''

its just a prank bro 

When you do something utterly disgusting and u want to defend ur self
also a shitty excuse for being gay or having a big laptop.
He had a box with the words "hello my friend" on it. It was a prank because he had no freinds.

Also see "sam pepper" and "faggot" "its just a prank bro"
its just a prank bro by Alixander August 11, 2016

It's just a prank Bro 

“It’s Just a Prank!” is an expression often uttered in prank videos when victims react violently when harassed. The phrase is often referenced online when mocking prank video creators for being abusive, threatening or unethical.
Prankster: Hey you mind if I step on your Jordans?
Victim: What in the fuck nigga MIND IF I STEP ON YOUR HEAD NIGGA!
Prankster: STOP, IT'S JUST A PRANK BRO.

It's just a prank bro 

When someone is a complete douche, and claims it was just a prank.
father- *le car crash*
kid- no! le father is dead!
father- don't be a cry babeh boi! It's just a prank bro!

it's just a prank bro 

A saying to calm down a pissed off person.
Tom: Look there's a fly on your head

Gio: ok-
Tom: *Hits head*
Gio: WTF, *starts to punch Tom*
Tom: It's just a prank bro!
it's just a prank bro by BestDankMeme September 22, 2016
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