Grime is a mindset, bruv, and I was in it.
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I didn't even know what the fuck XL was bruv.
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I'm just trying to live my life – I'm only 22, bruv!
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I doubt I'll come out of this quarantine a fit bird, bruv.
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Some of the knives have come straight out of a video game, bruv.
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Yes, I often call people skets and I use words like 'peng' and 'bruv'.
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"Fucking hell bruv you have seriously lost the plot im worried" is extremely artful, isn't it?
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Them days no one was really rapping, like UK. Men used to say, you're wasting your time bruv.
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I ain't been to the doctors for a minute, bruv, but I'm sure he wouldn't mind me eating some chicken.
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And even the cool teachers, that were a bit younger and had a bit of banter, them ones yeah… bruv.
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A teacher got retired at the end of a year – he didn't get sacked – for calling two students 'coons,' bruv.
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Among the most pervasive are bruv, mate, bare, fam, gwop or peas (money), and chirpsin', linkin' and lipsin' — flirting, dating and kissing respectively.
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None of this, 'Ah, yeah: I've gotta wear the biggest chain, I gotta have this new this, Ferrari this'—chasing that is long, bruv.
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In a reply to another soccer player on Twitter after the Turkey game, Hassen wrote (in French), "I was hurt, bruv," but the tweet has since been deleted.
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For me, it was best summed up by a passer-by on the London subway during the recent terror stabbing who told the attacker: 'You ain't no Muslim, Bruv.
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" The 21-year-old posted an image from the spread of her and her brother in the U.K. magazine on Instagram as well, writing "Welcoming my lil bruv to @britishvogue !!
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"Trump want my exit, but if he press the red button to watch Netflix, bruv, I'm on," Mr. Ahmed raps in a thick British accent on the single "T5," about racial profiling.
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Other emerging methods for better prediction of shark numbers include the use of BRUV (Baited Remote Underwater Video) boxes, which capitalize on sharks' natural inclination to check out bait by luring them toward camera-equipped stations.
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"Meet me at the clock anytime bruv X." Alongside the note, she shared a photo of herself on the film's faux ship staircase, in front of the clock that DiCaprio's Jack requests Kate Winslet's Rose meets him at.
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Dean sprang into action and was able to stop the man from pulling on the door lever by grabbing the distraught flyer in a bearhug, pulling him away while repeatedly saying, "Calm down, bruv," he told The Guardian.
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In the wake of The Grey Album, there were indeed a few mash-ups that acted as diamonds in a very low-bitrate rough: records like The Notorious XX, singles like the Lil Wayne and Passion Pit mash-up "Ambien Sleepy Trip", and, yes, I am partial to David Cameron shouting "You ain't no Muslim, bruv!" over classic grime instrumentals.
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While the movement has no official name, the term "Snufferite" has been used to denote followers. Other designations include covenant of Christ movement and Denver Snuffer movement. Participants sometimes reference each other as "covenant Brother," "covenant Sister" (abbreviated "cov bruv/sis"). Participants are Mormon dissidents and supra-denominational Christians.
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Genius Cru are a UK garage crew from London. They are best known for the song "Boom Selection" which reached No. 12 on the UK Singles Chart and No. 1 on the UK Dance Chart in early 2001. Later the same year, they scored another top 40 hit with "Course Bruv".
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OK! TV: When 'Bruv Takes Over was hosted by Jeff Brazier and Jenny Frost live from Elstree. The show launched from the Big Brother compound at Elstree Studios on 17 August 2011 with a preview of the new house. It provided updated news, gossip and discussion on events in the house with a variety of celebrity guests dropping in.
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TV When Bruv Takes Over aired on 17 August, the eve of the launch night. Following intense press speculation, the exact line-up of celebrity housemates remained a mystery until launch night. For the first time, the celebrity version was staged prior to the main show. Like the previous celebrity series on Channel 4, it was sponsored by Freederm.
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Along with the release of the single, Tinchy announced that the new album would be titled 360°. In October 2014, Stryder paired up with the Chuckle Brothers to release a charity single "To Me, To You (Bruv)" to raise money for the African- Caribbean Leukaemia Trust. Stryder participated in the fourteenth series of I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!, having been chosen by the public to complete one trial.
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From 23 July 2011, trailers announcing the imminent return of the celebrity version of the series were aired using Marcus Bentley's voice. Former housemates that featured in one of the trailers included Josie Gibson, Brian Dowling and Alex Reid. This coincided with the launch of the new eye logo for 2011. In the run-up to Celebrity Big Brother, the channel featured a promotional campaign under the slogan "When Bruv takes over" based on the David Guetta and Kelly Rowland song "When Love Takes Over".
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From 23 July 2011, trailers announcing the imminent return of the series were aired on Channel 5 voiced by Marcus Bentley. Former housemates that featured in one of the trailers included Josie Gibson, Dowling and Sam Pepper. This coincided with the launch of the new eye logo for 2011. In the run-up to Celebrity Big Brother, the channel heavily featured a promotional campaign under the slogan "When Bruv Takes Over" based on the David Guetta and Kelly Rowland song "When Love Takes Over".
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In October 1995, the Chuckle Brothers released an album entitled To You to Me featuring eleven tracks. Many of the tracks were based on their catchphrases, such as "To me, to you" and "Silly You, Silly Me". In October 2014, the Chuckle Brothers collaborated with Tinchy Stryder to release a charity single "To Me, To You (Bruv)" to raise funds for the African-Caribbean Leukaemia Trust. In September 2015, the Brothers performed for twenty minutes at the music festival Bestival, citing it as the biggest crowd they had ever performed in front of.
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The original Attack the Block soundtrack by Basement Jaxx and Steven Price features the following tracks: # "The Block" # "Sam is Mugged" # "Round Two Bruv" # "It's Raining Gollums" # "Tooling Up" # "Moses is Arrested" # "Tell Me I'm Dreaming" # "Throat Ripper" # "Rooftops" # "Moses – Ninja" # "Just Another Day" # "They Want Moses" # "Actions Have Consequences" # "Eat My Hat" # "They Fell Out of the Sky" # "I Need to Finish What I Started" # "Turn the Gas Up" # "Moses vs. The Monsters" # "Moses the Hero" # "The Ends" A rap song called "Get That Snitch", original to the film and rapped by the character Hi-Hatz, is featured at various times in the film. The full song was featured on the DVD special features. The score and soundtrack album was mixed by Gareth Cousins.
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When Pete returns to the farm, Ross greets him with the line "Hello bruv, bet you weren't expecting to see me again..." Within minutes of his return, Ross and Pete find themselves arguing again, and Ross throws a punch. However, when he extends his arm, he falls to the floor unconscious. Moira Dingle (Natalie J. Robb) walks in and immediately presumes that Pete has attempted to kill his brother once again, as do the rest of his family, until Ross regains consciousness in hospital and tells his loved ones that Pete was not to blame. Soon after Pete's confession he and Debbie separate due to his actions reminding her of ex-fiancé Cameron Murray and the fact she still loves Ross.
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