Define Bro Me Meaning

Bro Me originated when a group of bros wanted to put their own twist on "Get Me A Beer". Bro Me refers to a bro asking said bro for him to hand him a beer. When said bro receives alcoholic beverage he has been Broed! See Broed for more informatiion.

synonymous with "do me a favor." Used by idiot jocks and frat boys, as well as the nerd and hipster crowds to be ironic.

the line that you say to someone you do not know or barely know in response to them calling you bro. They may think they are cool or are chill and call you a bro. However, by saying don't bro me if you do not know me, you are telling them that he is in fact not a bro and does not have the right to call you a bro. One must understand what a bro is in order to say the line.

what you say at a club or bar to a puffed out chested guy when you need to get through to get to the bar, which is why you are REALLY at the bar cuz you go to the bar to get DRUNK not to pick up gold diggers. ANYWAY- when you need to convey to a potentially trouble causing trendy striped shirt guy that you want to get through in a very non confrentational "im being polite to you so you cant get mad at me" way.. you say "excuse me bro" and they let you through and they have no option but to be polite back. its bar/club ediqette. everyone knows that and if you dont. learn it.

When one person challenges another individual, usually male, to a 1v1 where each individual fights with no interference. Can also happen in games like Call of Duty.

When you want something from a homie, so you ask them to 'sauce me bro. AKA asking them to 'sauce me bro.

A phrase popularized by Ronnie from MTV's latest train wreck of a reality show, Jersey Shore.

Fight me bro is when someone thinks they are cool and want to challenge others to fight them but the reality is they are stupidly weak lol

A slang term generally used by a confident man of "action" towards some punk ass frontin' bitch, as a direct way of callin their sorry ass out with an invitation to prove their mettle and step up, or GTFO.

It usually follows a heated exchange of verbal insults and/or threats, but can also be instigated by other means (e.g: girlfriend being eyeballed, etc.). Those that use this slang term adhere to the codes of "walking the walk, not just talking the talk", as well as "speak softly and carry a big stick". They generally don't go looking for trouble, but will deal with it without any hesitation or fear.

It means bring it on.
This phrase was created in Second Century AD by a bishop of Smyrna, named Polycarp. It was some of his last words before getting martyred for no renouncing the Christ.