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by SiIverBuIIet February 18, 2021
Typically used by black people when caught committing crimes to convey that they did not in fact commit said crimes based on their word alone.
Police officer: Why did you beat up that woman?
Black man: I dindu nuffin man that mufugga looked at me wrong n shiiiet
police officer: so you did do it?
Black man: nah man ah dindu nuffin you real rayciss n shiiet.
Black man: I dindu nuffin man that mufugga looked at me wrong n shiiiet
police officer: so you did do it?
Black man: nah man ah dindu nuffin you real rayciss n shiiet.
by Pete zur man September 7, 2022
A racist meme/phrace used to mock black police brutality victims and believes black people are justifiable targeted by police.
The phrase steems from a white supremacist comic that became popular on stormftont back in 2015.
The phrase steems from a white supremacist comic that became popular on stormftont back in 2015.
Tamir Rice, Philando Castile and Sandra Bland, all black victims of police brutality.
Chris: They claim they dindu nuffin, but I am sure they all have a criminal record.
Chris: They claim they dindu nuffin, but I am sure they all have a criminal record.
by sunnor9 May 23, 2020
Didn't do nothing. A phrase often used to mock individuals who claim an alleged criminal as innocent or undeserving of an undesired outcome. Often times the alleged criminal is killed.
This is often used in situations where an African American is killed by police, but it can be used in situations involving any race.
This is often used in situations where an African American is killed by police, but it can be used in situations involving any race.
A suspect charges at the police and is shot.
Commenter 1: Another victim murdered by police.
Commenter 2: S/he Dindu Nuffin
Commenter 1: Another victim murdered by police.
Commenter 2: S/he Dindu Nuffin
by coinman9388 October 4, 2021
he dindu nuffin = he didn't nothing
by Mr Dindu Nuffin April 3, 2017
A prerogative phrase used by reactionaries, far-right conservatives, alt-righters, white supremacists, white nationalists to mock African-Americans who claim that they've been victimized by police abuse of power. Also more broadly used a prerogative insult to refer to any African-American in any hypothetical criminal situation.
The racist slur simultaneously implies that African-Americans cannot speak proper English and that they are always criminal. The same people who like to use this word are the same people here downvoting any submission that actually defines this prerogative as what it is.
The racist slur simultaneously implies that African-Americans cannot speak proper English and that they are always criminal. The same people who like to use this word are the same people here downvoting any submission that actually defines this prerogative as what it is.
by ChiefJudge February 17, 2017
by SlaveownerWithhemroids March 1, 2018