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whats up brothers 

a way to greet someone in a funny or goofy way
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what’s up brother 

what’s up brother, often used with a “☝️” afterwards is a secret gang saying with “☝️” being a gang sign
“what’s up brother ☝️, when are we robbing this bitch?”
what’s up brother by R.odeo March 31, 2024

what’s up brother ☝🏽 

comes from a streamer named “Sketch
Y/n friend: “what’s up bro
Y/n: “What’s up brother ☝🏽🤓”

What’s up brother 

When you see someone you say what’s up brother to see what reaction they have
For example:Tuesday Tuesday, speical teams special plays special players, what’s up brother, no reaction
Girl:1/What’s up brother
Boy1/speical teams special plays special players

What’s up brother 

When you see someone you say what’s up brother to see what reaction they have
For example:Tuesday Tuesday, speical teams special plays special players, what’s up brother, no reaction
Girl:1/What’s up brother
Boy1/speical teams special plays special players

What’s up brother 

A common saying/ greeting in the madden gaming community. Popularized by a streamer named Sketch. It is customary to raise you index finger while using this saying/ greeting.
Person 1: hey

Person 2: what’s up brother.

What's up, his brother? 

Very common in Israel.

Used to ask a good friend (also called a "brother", or with more sympathy "HIS brother") if everything's ok.
A: Haven't seen you for ages!.. What's up his brother?
B: Walla
What's up, his brother? by assaf March 16, 2005
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