"hey bro" is an acceptable informal salutation in written English.
You might use it when addressing a close friend or family member in a casual or informal correspondence. For example, you might start an email to your brother with "Hey Bro, how's it going?".
The 1810s, the poetry of the Romantics, the novels of Sir Walter Scott CRAIG ROBINSONN: Hey, bro, I was talking about the 80s.
And in there, everyone was 'Hey bro, doesn't matter what you do, you're here for life, so you might as well have a laugh'.
Steve Astephen, founder of The Familie, an alternative youth marketing agency that represents extreme athletes, says that the days of "hey bro" sponsorship were over, which he defined as an ex-rider coming up to a rider and saying: "Hey bro, what's going on?
Hey bro, what's grosser: balls or vagina?
Hey bro, hockey fights are a little more involved than just "left hand on jersey" and "right hand throwing wild haymakers".
Hey Bros of Virool, I know you think it's cool that your launch party is being written up in TechCrunch.
The late John Drummond would no doubt still deplore his affected regalia, mockney accent and hey-bro fist-pumping as the antics of a latter-day Liberace (who would himself, surely, have been appalled by the comparison).
Hey Steve, bro, do you like hardcore rap?" He put his headphones in my ears and told me it was "Slam" by Onyx.
Heyer's ashes are in an unmarked and undisclosed location because of "extremists who profess their hatred for Heyer and Bro, and who convey their continued threats of violence toward Bro and others of Heyer's family," according to The Daily Beast.
Hey, hey, ho, ho, Donald Trump has got to go! Take it from a Coachella bro! Hey, hey, ho, ho, Trump's vibe is so not Zen, I bet he doesn't even get E.D.M.! Donald Trump, show your taxes, Then I'll tell you how I got these V.I.P. passes!
