nephew
snoop started using nephew to try and get people off of using the n-word all the time. means the same (ie] brother), but in a less aggressive/derogatory sense.
what’s crack-a-lackin nephew??
used in the dc area as greeting to younger males from older males. a term of endearment used to express respect and love for a younger african american male from their big homie.
you got to be smarter than that nephew.
what black dudes can call each other
what be crackin wackin nephew
what only children may have had a chance of enjoying if their parents were less stingy with their reproductive organs.
my nephew was h-t by a beer truck last tuesday. they’ve got an open bar at the wake.
what to call someone looking hard
“w-ssup nephew” (must be said h-lla hard and while d-gg-ng the person)
what white dudes can call each other – similar to black dudes calling each other brother
what’s up my nephew
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