What Does This Mean?
French internet slang meaning « who cares, bro »: « osef » is an acronym of « on s'en fout » (we couldn't care less), and « frère » adds a friendly or dismissive address. Used to brush off a topic, news item or opinion.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"Il a quitté le groupe ? Osef frère."
LORE & ORIGIN
Wiktionnaire lists « osef » as an interjection and invariable adjective in internet and SMS slang, flagged as vulgar, formed from the initials of « on s'en fout » and dated to the 21st century; it gives no dated citations. « Frère » is the common friendly address. The combined « osef frère » has no entry of its own; its spread as an online phrase is a recent term; no dated source found yet.
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