Never heard this before. I assumed 4 hero got the sample from a movie. Mr Kirk you’d better come down to the station house……
A friend played mr Kirk at a wedding we went to in the summer, a brave choice, but it went down a storm.
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“don’t ‘bro’ me if you don’t know me”
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Not my first rodeo
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Bruv… i agree 120%
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I have taken to using “six seven” and “fairs” as my 11 year old tells me to stop trying to get down with the kids.
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i was playing mariokart with the kid and they were trying to “explain brainrot memes” to me (they’re 11, they think they know it all) while i was like - kid, i know a thing or two.
“oh yeah dad? like what?” at the same time i zomped them with a turtle shell i yelled LEEEEROY JENKINS and they were fully baffled. and i never explained myself.
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My 7yo has tried explaining to me what six seven is a couple of times but i’ve still not got a clue. She’s also called me Bro a couple of times till I quickly told her to never call me that 
also found out this week one of her little classmates calls their (male) teacher ‘brah’
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All ‘fits’ and ‘giving’ in our house these days.
“That ‘fit you’re wearing is totally giving stranger things” etc
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Also “serving”
Mrs J_C works with ‘the kids’ ™ and she says all this yassified parlance…
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Basically, I literally used ‘woe betide’ at the weekend to the bafflement of everyone present.
Just sayin’.
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Always makes me think of billy Connolly that saying
“Wobe tide the boy who never did his homework”…“good old fucking Wobe!” 
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Help me.
‘fit’ ? ,‘serving’?‘, yassified’ ?
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‘Fit= Outfit/ clothes
Giving= Reminds me of/ giving me the impression of
That’s all I know I’m 52
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Yassified is a great one. It means rather touched up or glamorized. Like if you put a photo through a bunch of filters or blinged it up. Yass originates from drag balls i.e. “yasss queen”.
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Yeah, if you haven’t seen the film Paris is Burning, where yass queen rose to fame: it’s essential viewing.
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Ilana Glazer also played a part in elevating “Yass Queen”via the very funny Broad City.
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My seven year old boys were going through all the brainrot names they knew last night, Chimpanzini Bananini and the like… I had to google it to see what it was all about but I still don’t really get it.
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And it’s on iPlayer (I think)
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