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bro what 

Used in the African-American community as an interrogative.
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.
bro what by Ghetto Intellectual July 22, 2016

Bro what 

When your short friend is lying and playing it off
Ben was supposed to give Chrez a energy drink for doing his paper
“Ben where my drink?”
Bro what, what drink?”
Bro what by lilmainesydrome May 2, 2025

what, bro what are you talking about man 

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?"
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"

Bruv I can’t not just like huh bro what? 

Let’s just say a substitute for huh? What?
Hey dude I saw you sleep with my gorl
bruv I can’t not just like huh bro what?

Huh bro what 

The term “huh bro what” refers to when you lie about something and later someone else confronts you to your face about it but you don’t want to own up to your actions
Mike said “wait bro where’s my energy drink that you owe me for that essay”
Jacob replied “huh bro what? What essay? Someone stole it.”
Mike said to his friend in private “he’s lying his ass off”

step bro what are you doing?

uh uh uhh im almost there step sis
step bro what are you doing?
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