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Referenced from the Chappelle Show when Wayne Brady was the guest. It is what you say before you want to whoop someones ass/take their money/commence some form of violence or robbery. Sometimes mistaken for 'brace yourself'...which is wrong.
(Whilst watching Chapelle Show)
Wayne Brady: There he is....BREAK YO SELF FOOL!
Man: AWW SHIT, IT'S WAYNE BRADY, SON!
*Wayne Brady shoots the guy down*
Rhyz: haha that's funny, BRACE YO SELF FOOL
Helena:.........you just killed it........just...no.....
Wayne Brady: There he is....BREAK YO SELF FOOL!
Man: AWW SHIT, IT'S WAYNE BRADY, SON!
*Wayne Brady shoots the guy down*
Rhyz: haha that's funny, BRACE YO SELF FOOL
Helena:.........you just killed it........just...no.....
Break yo self fool! by RIVERSIDE MOTHAF****KA September 4, 2010
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