You Mad Bro
You Mad Bro by lemonlogan August 6, 2011
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YOU MAD BRO
YOU MAD BRO by McTwisp October 14, 2012
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you mad bro?
the automatic response to a person who has just raged or ragequitted.
to make a raging person rage even more by asking the most ironic question.
to make a raging person rage even more by asking the most ironic question.
todd: WHAT THE HELL. HE JUST STOLE MY CARE PACKAGE AND GOT A NUKE.
murray: you mad bro?
todd: -rages even more-
murray: you mad bro?
todd: -rages even more-
you mad bro? by murrayspseudonym July 7, 2011
you mad bro?
A saying used to make someone who is mad, even madder. Also intending that you are tired of them complaining and you want them to chill out.
you mad bro? by mad broski October 21, 2011
You Mad Bro?
a phrase which, when used by the fans of the home team to taunt the visitors when they lose a game (e.g. football), comes to be considered racist since the home team can't take humiliation in a sporting manner
"You mad bro?"
You Mad Bro? by informant00 September 8, 2011
You mad bro hoe?
Phrase used as a tool for "Online Trolls" to constantly nag or irritate the opposing team or individual.
You mad bro hoe? by Onewordatatime September 24, 2011
why you mad bro
Jim: you mad bro?
Rob: STFU FAG YOU ARE SUCH A LOW LIFE WANNA BE TROLL
Jim: why you mad bro?
Rob: FUCK YOU!!!!
Rob: STFU FAG YOU ARE SUCH A LOW LIFE WANNA BE TROLL
Jim: why you mad bro?
Rob: FUCK YOU!!!!
why you mad bro by mabuss March 7, 2014
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