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Bros don't argue with malicious intent that often, but they will get on each other about their clothing. The bro attire varies very much across the different type of bros. The types of bros come with their own distinct style about them which is very much open for criticism from different types of bros.

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In groups of bros they will often work together to reach full party potential. The owner of the residence that the party is thrown in typically gets a pass for purchasing or obtaining party supplies. One bro will get the alcohol while another will get the cups and snacks while another gets any paraphernalia they might need. This division of tasks is a very efficient process for throwing parties as the bro culture is known for the best parties.

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For many cultures, excessive use of intoxicants is frowned upon. But that couldn't be further from the truth for bros. Bros even have a name for it; "rally." Often bros with party until they become sick and vomit, yet they are encouraged to continue partying and "puke and rally." Also, the use of excessively abbreviation in their spoken language could be considered by some cultures as speaking English poorly, but the bros have adapted this language as a way of identifying other bros.

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Bro culture is generally associated with partying and normally is followed with a lot of negative connotations. Things such as: binge drinking, sexism, and rape culture have all been associated with the bro culture. A lot of this stems from college fraternities and a lot of the negative behaviors that come with them. Fraternities have had a history of serious hazing that has even resulted in death. According to a 2016 Project Know Survey, "Since 1950 there have been approximately 172 reported hazing deaths", and three different studies have found that men who join fraternities are three times more likely to commit rape than other college men. This makes party culture a big issues for the bros- especially with the vastly growing MeToo movement which has been striving to change the conversation about sexual assault.

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Bro's are defined as a subculture of young men who spend time partying with others of similar interest. Not to be confused with surf culture, bro culture lacks consistent mannerisms and is generally associated with sports wear and fraternities.

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Women can be included as one of the bros if invited- however they cannot create a bro group or invite the bros without permission.

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The “kick back” is a common custom of the bros. Many subcultures throw ragers and parties and Bros are not excluded from that. But, Bros have coined the kick back which is a party of about a dozen people or less with drinks, music, and a favorable ratio. This brings us to the mores and laws of the Bro subculture. An even ratio is essential within the Bro subculture. This means the number of Bros must be the same or less that the number of women present at a social outing. If this ratio isn’t even or favorable for the Bros, the outing is considered “lame”. Further, Bros typically form tight exclusive groups. Among these groups the most important rule followed is the “Bro Code”. The Bro Code is sacred in the Bro subculture. It states that no hoes may come before Bros. This means that romantic interests may never come between the brotherly bonds formed in these tight Bro groups.

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Take the Bro quiz
https://www.buzzfeed.com/justincarissimo/how-bro-are-you

Check out the Bro slang
https://www.dictionary.com/e/brocab/

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybcPQVipNAw

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfp86n--4JvqKbunwSI2lYQ

The highest quality of bro culture- really shown in the real bros of simi valley, is highlighted by Cody Ko, a true artist; this can be seen in his youtube videos.

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The clothing of the Bro subculture is very identifiable. Typically wearing frayed-brim baseball hats, oxford shirts, sports team T-shirts, cargo shorts, boat shoes or sandals; the Bros can be found at Buffalo Wild Wings or other sports bars watching the game. The material culture of Bros can be quite expensive; the “preppy Bro” usually wears conservative causal clothing like Abercrombie & Fitch, Vineyard Vines, and Ralph Lauren. This expensive taste most likely stems from wealthy parents and this brings us to the nonmaterial side of Bro culture. Most Bros are a disappointment to their fathers; while this isn’t necessarily true in all cases, it is in most. This is because of the innate spoiledness that comes with a life of partying and drinking without responsibilities. Bros of wealthy parents may have a job at their parent’s business, but their lifestyle is typically frowned upon making parental relationships very frictional in the Bro subculture.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bro_(subculture)

https://www.usatoday.com/story/college/2017/06/07/what-we-mean-when-we-say-bro-culture/37432805/

*references personal knowledge and experiences