meaning: and you too, Brutus?
to question a good friend's loyalty.
From Shakespeare's tragedy, Julius Caesar.
Julius Caesar's last words when stabbed by his best friend, Brutus.
to question a good friend's loyalty.
From Shakespeare's tragedy, Julius Caesar.
Julius Caesar's last words when stabbed by his best friend, Brutus.
by Lulzinator January 20, 2008
Jules: Hey senator why you looking at me with them crazy eyes?
Senator: you have grown to powerful Ceasar!
Jules: veritas? Et tu brute?
Brutus: sorry B you gots ta go!
Senator: you have grown to powerful Ceasar!
Jules: veritas? Et tu brute?
Brutus: sorry B you gots ta go!
by Needweed October 30, 2015
And you also, Brutus.
Usually the last words of Ceasar when he saw his good buddy Brutus among his murderers. Can be used to express the feeling of being fucked over.
Usually the last words of Ceasar when he saw his good buddy Brutus among his murderers. Can be used to express the feeling of being fucked over.
by Weeg April 22, 2005
by Et tu,brute? November 9, 2018
An old Shakespearean term that came from Brutus, a loyal friend of Julius Caesar who were one of the people to stab him.
Modern day translation: it really be your own niggas
Modern day translation: it really be your own niggas
Me: Man, my best friend ratted on me saying I stole
Friend: et tu brute
Me: facts, it really be your own niggas
Friend: et tu brute
Me: facts, it really be your own niggas
by Qweeeem March 23, 2019