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cringe.
If it's not used for actual brothers, it immediately reminds me of monastic orders, or sisters' orders.
Bruh is a new slang term used primarily by the younger generation. It wasn't used when I was in California. Rizz wasn't used either. Neither was the c-word.
exactly, it's extremely cringeworthy. Try listen to an American trying on an english accent and using those slang words the english use, it's just as cringey.
Bruh was never spammed like it is today. Journey is another word that is spammed today.