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Brb2 is the term that is typed to a friend whist chatting on an instant messenger or chatroom. Brb2 - as opposed to Brb1/Brb - means that you need to leave the conversation for a while but not because of a task that must be completed, but because of a parent or guardian walking into the room.
Basically, if someone is on ICQ looking for a hot date, and you mum walks in, instead of saying BRB (to which the other person might think you just left the conversation and then leave themselves) you say BRB2 to state that you have not left, but are waiting for someone in the room to leave before you can start chatting with them again.

Example one:
Woman: asl?
Man: 25/m/Living by myself in England
Woman: That sounds sexy, you really live away from your parents?
Man: Yeah - They live in America
Woman: Thats so hot.
Man: Crap my mum, BRB2
Moderator: LOLZUFAIL!
brb2 by WhatsherfaceBBQ July 14, 2009
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BRB2mins2secs

When a group of girls are chatting online and they share a picture and/or are talking about some random hot guy...And they can no longer control their loins and feel the need to Masturbate. Instead of the usual BRB... You say brb2mins2 secs...Then all of your friends will know you have gone off to rub one out....This can happen Many times per day.
Amy: I saw df today
Kat: Oh yea?
Amy: Yea he looked so good in his new pic, I can't control myself..BRB2MINS2SECS
Kat: Well, shit I'll BRB2MINS2SECS TOO!!!
BRB2mins2secs by Kat Magical November 25, 2009
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