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A boy that is white, that whips a lot, makes aesthetic Instagram posts, and uses terms instead of “pretty” to describe a girl.
Every group has that one white boy.....
“Yo that’s my white boy, he’s wit the shits”
A male who wears a denim jacket.
He’s such a white boy, wearing that denim jacket
A group that should honestly just be their own ideology. I can't believe some people have the gall to depict them as human beings. They're loud, obnoxious, never shut up about their favorite sport as well as their spot on their school's varsity sports team, they're usually either Republicans or so-called "Democrats" with a savior complex (i.e. posting a black square for BLM), comment stuff like "L" or "Cringe" when an influencer talks about racism or the LGBT community, make unfunny pronoun jokes, won't shut up about "Emily BLM ACAB", thinks "Ratio" and "Quandale Dingle" are the funniest things ever, fetishize MLM relationships in fiction while also going "ayo sus" whenever they see a gay couple in real life, and always use that annoying phrase "Me and the boys🥶". Also will NOT shut up about white girls liking uggs boots and Starbucks, even though those girls at least don't obnoxiously scream in someone's ear every 5 seconds about that pumpkin space latte they drank this morning, like most white boys do with their sports teams.
Cole: There's this one mf in my 3rd period class I can't stand. He won't shut up about that touchdown he made in last night's game, yells really loud in the hallway, and keeps asking me if I know why "white girls love Starbucks so much".
Laila: Sounds like a typical white boy to me.
Derogatory slang for a European male.
That white boy can't dance.
What you gon' do, white boy?
The term originated from Black WWII veterans after returning back home from fighting fascist Nazis and were still being mistreated and called "black boy" by grown white adults and young white kids. These Black veterans along with their new found confidence, stood up for themselves and beat down a few white men and said, "I fought for my country...I dare you to call me boy again, white boy!". And thus the term white boy was born.
"I fought for my country...I dare you to call me boy again, white boy!".