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what are you brand new? 

1) The phrase “What are you Brand New ?” Is used to call out someone who doesn’t understand common jokes or sayings.

2) A friend or person with infantile behavior like spilling beverages or dropping iPhones.
Friend : * Walks into Bar and knocks over a beverage tray*

Him: “Dude, What are you Brand New?”
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I’m A Brand 

when someone completely loses their sense of humour because it doesn’t fit in with their personal brand
“I’m a brand and my YouTube channel “Andrew On Glue” could be completely destroyed if that joke is associated with my brand”
I’m A Brand by seanalfred January 31, 2021
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I’m A Brand 

When someone completely loses their sense of humour because they don’t think it fits in with their brand
Andrew screamed “I’m A Brand take that off Instagram immediately!” when he saw a hilarious joke his best friend made that didn’t fit with his YouTube Channel’s “Andrew On Glue” brand.
I’m A Brand by seanalfred January 31, 2021

Head of Brand 

something that someone says when they don't really do anything.
Hello my name is Barry and I am Head of Brand

Motel 6 Raisin Brand 

A covert term most notably used to indicate that you intend to purchase an inexpensive elderly prostitute to a group text message of johns.
Hey guys, I’m headed up to East Bethel to grab some Motel 6 Raisin Brand, I hear it’s AMAZING!
Motel 6 Raisin Brand by Yo Noid! September 2, 2022

Red Bicycle Brand 

When you wipe to vigorously too often and develop a red welt up your back emanating from your ass crack.
"I was gonna take Brenda to brown town, but she had that red bicycle brand, and my boner died instantly."

Fortune Cookie Brand

A clothing or lifestyle brand that relies exclusively on vague, inspirational, or "deep" text-based graphics rather than unique design or artistry. These brands produce apparel—usually basic hoodies and t-shirts—featuring phrases that sound profound but are essentially hollow platitudes.

Much like a fortune cookie, the messaging is designed to be universally applicable, mildly optimistic, and ultimately disposable. Common themes include "Growth," "Perspective," "Self-Love," or "The Journey," often printed in a clean serif font or a minimalist "bubble" script.
"I was going to buy that hoodie, but then I realized it’s just another Fortune Cookie Brand selling a $70 sweatshirt that says 'Bloom Where You Are Planted' in Helvetica."