There are many forms of bros. Not all are bad. Typically, you will find a group of guys, all peacocks, usually aggressive, wearing tank tops or no shirt drinking heavy, yelling nonsense, giving high five about drinking, working out just the arms. Can be frat boys but not always. Its hard to explain since everyone has their own opinion about how to define it. Sorry if i offended anyone, like I said not all bros are bad. This below is how wikipedia defines it but I don't fully agree with it.
Bro (subculture)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bros may wear sweatpants in public, but only if they are all doing it
Bro is a male youth subculture of "conventional guys' guys" who spend time partying in ways similar to each other. Although the popular image of bro lifestyle is associated with sports apparel and fraternities, it lacks a consistent definition. Most aspects vary regionally such as in California where it overlaps with surf culture.[1] Oxford Dictionaries have noted that bros frequently self-identify with neologisms containing the word "bro" as a prefix or suffix. In a New York Magazine article in September 2013, Ann Friedman wrote: "Bro once meant something specific: a self-absorbed young white guy in board shorts with a taste for cheap beer. But it’s become a shorthand for the sort of privileged ignorance that thrives in groups dominated by wealthy, white, straight men."[2]
Man that scene in the 80's 90's sounds intense. The scene I'm used to is much more chill and friendly. What kind of music were they playing back then?
Bro (subculture)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Bros may wear sweatpants in public, but only if they are all doing it
Bro is a male youth subculture of "conventional guys' guys" who spend time partying in ways similar to each other. Although the popular image of bro lifestyle is associated with sports apparel and fraternities, it lacks a consistent definition. Most aspects vary regionally such as in California where it overlaps with surf culture.[1] Oxford Dictionaries have noted that bros frequently self-identify with neologisms containing the word "bro" as a prefix or suffix. In a New York Magazine article in September 2013, Ann Friedman wrote: "Bro once meant something specific: a self-absorbed young white guy in board shorts with a taste for cheap beer. But it’s become a shorthand for the sort of privileged ignorance that thrives in groups dominated by wealthy, white, straight men."[2]
Man that scene in the 80's 90's sounds intense. The scene I'm used to is much more chill and friendly. What kind of music were they playing back then?