Brang

Brang is the dialect and nonstandard past and past participle of bring. Brang has never been accepted as a word in dictionaries, but it is commonly spoken in English. The correct form according to dictionaries is Brought.
Although Brand and sometimes Brung are not recognized by many dictionaries, they are considered nonstandard and are considered slang, and not real words.

He brang his shovel

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The idiots way of brought or brung, AKA Beltonspeak for "brought" (or brung).

Idiot: Have you brang your suitcase
Idiot: It brang them up to a whole new level
Smart Man: Shut up its brought (or brung)

Brang

Brang. I brang something

I brang some money

brang

A slender roll of cut tobacco enclosed in paper and meant to be smoked. The cigarette is ignited at one end causing the cigarette to smolder and allowing smoke to be inhaled from the other end, which is held in or to the mouth.

1. I could smell the brangs from across the bar .
2. Where the brangs at? I'm trying to smoke one right now.

brang

Another word for "brought." I always use it, but my mother does not like it. My father thinks it's funny, but he looked it up and saw it was used in Old English, so now he's okay with it.

I brang my cat with me.

Brang

This is a word when your friend has terrible grammar

I ‘BRANG’ nothing

brang

its like the word "brought"
works just as well but not gramatically correct
the past tense of bring

Ashley brang chips to the party

" hi guys, I brang chips"