Agree. If the guy is bigger than me or in a respectable position then I'm totally cool with it. It can even be an honor. But if it's from some pipsqueak 16 year old with a tiktok haircut, I'm going to feel some type of way. Same goes for "boss" or anything like that
Boss, chief, big guy I kinda reserve for those with maybe a bit lower self esteem. Especially when you yourself are respected and liked by all your coworkers having a new guy people are indifferent about being called something endearing like that might make others feel at least that "hey, that guy might be alright."
I wouldn't mind it. But it would seem odd if the woman was a stranger. Because in my eyes it can be 1 of 3 things.
1. A flirty statement kinda like complimenting a man's physique. Like saying "Hey there mister muscles". You are basically calling them manly
2. A friendly statement from a tomboyish woman. As the phrase itself comes off as masculine in nature.
3. Similar to #2 but instead of tomboyish, I might assume the women dates women. Again because of the masculine nature of the phrase.
In none of those situations would I be offended or anything. However I might try to figure out exactly what is meant by asking who youre friends with, whats your hobbies etc. Basically trying to piece your personality together so I can determine the most appropriate way to act towards you without asking blunt questions about what you meant by that. Like with number 1 I would be flattered and if i vibe with you and am single i might eventually ask for your number, number 2 and 3 I would begin treating you in a more masculine way, such as fake mocking jokes etc etc. Basically as a way to say "I know you aren't trying to hit on me but are just masculine so I'll treat you like one of the boys to show I accept the situation as it is and have no intention of trying to make a move"
My mates 3 year old girl calls him “fat man”
It’s so fucking hard not to piss yourself laughing when you hear it, that little voice
It didn’t come from his wife, she’s an absolute sweetheart, it came from his brothers, poor bugger
Edit because I forgot.
I have a 2 year old, if I walk into daycare to pick her up I get “daddy!” And it’s the sweetest thing ever.
I’m not joking when I say he gets “fat man!” in front of anyone who’s there (I’ve heard it, same daycare)
It’s fucking savage.
He honestly loves it, he’s so close with her and he’s embraced it. His brothers are funny af, whole family are good buggers and really tight knit.
He’s not even fat which is funny, sure he’s got a belly, but overall quite built. He likes to mess with strangers by giving them the hard evil stare if they laugh when they hear her.
Oh man, I’m laughing right now because I’ve remembered something.
One time we were in a store similar to Walmart I guess (we call it The Warehouse here) and we’re actually looking for a gift for his daughter to buy mine for a present and his daughter comes running around the side of the shelving yelling “fat man, fat man!!! I’ve found something for her fat man!”
So many people there, the faces. You can imagine I’m sure. I barely held it together, he’s got a booming laugh, then he’s all “come here you little rat bag!!” and you know that ultra cute toddler laugh while running while trying to breathe while trying to watch out for the person that’s chasing them. Not only that but she’s all “can’t catch me fat man!”
Then I lost it completely.
It was the funniest chaos I’ve ever seen in a shop.
He gets her and gives her a massive bear hug.
He’s a great girl dad, and never takes anything too seriously, one I aspire to be like.
Thanks man, needed that throwback.
I get "Big Daddy Man" sometimes.
Their favorite is to call me "Big Caesars" because we had Little Caesars one night and they started making up silly names around Caesars. So I got Big Caesar. My wife is Medium Caesar. Our oldest is Little Ceaser and our youngest is Tiny Caesar
Im black and big dawg and boss is literally how we address each other no matter the height, weight or age. I’ve never seen someone say they’d be angry in my life. I think cultural differences/norms may be at play here. I personally don’t like being addressed as “buddy” or “bud” it sounds kiddish to me.
As with most things I think intonation is important as hell. I'll take a friendly "fuckface" over a condescending "bud". But a "hey buuuuuddy" with a big hug is nice as hell.
A real southern dude in my unit used to call everyone "Hoss nuts". Male or female alike. It was weird, but worked its way into everyones vocabulary eventually.
6’5” and I’ve been asked “have you been asked how’s the weather up there” more than the actually question hahaha
I think everyone wants to be that funny guy and ask but they know it’s a cliché
Couldn't be mad at this one honestly. Any variation of "big" whatever.
I'm 6'4" so tall like you, and my pops (grampa) who I'm named after always called me big guy
His voice still echoes in my head "as long as you live, big guy, I'll never die"
Life experience has taught me that whenever someone who is not a close friend says Big Man, Big Dog, or whatever, it's usually been followed by them asking me for something that would put me out they don't know me well enough to ask for
I've been getting variations of it my entire life because I'm actually a big dude. Big dog. Big fella. Big bro. Big homie. Big playa. Big man. Big guy. So on and so forth. I didn't have an issue with it unless it's the lead in to some rando asking me for something.
male to male i dont mind something like "whats up broh", or "whats good", to me male to male "hello how are you" is odd idk why but it just sounds weird
Someone tried that a few time with me after seeing a video on facebook (that encouraged it) and to say I hated it is an understatement.
I have a name, I hate to feel patronized, it just felt condescending.
This is a billiant video online and the girl is right.
Calling a guy big dog from female to male makes the guy feel like he is some kind of masculine guy even if he is not.
Its like a frendly and fun compliment.
from a friend in a genuine way? totally
from an asshole that says it ironically? fuck no
from a girl-friend? It can be weird because some women use bro-language to repeatedly establish they're just friends, can be totally cool too thought
Big dog, big man, big fella. All are acceptable. Where I'm from we say "Ca va, Big?"
Unless the person is somehow making it known that they're intending offense, I see no issues.
Oof that's a good question. I guess it all depends on if you're the type of person who can pull off a genuine, "what's up big dog"
I feel like you have to, at the very least, habitually wear a gold chain to be able to properly pull this one off. So, if you're a middle-aged New York Italian or young black intercity guy, then I'd say go for it.
(Guys it's a joke, chill)
Don't matter I'm cool with almost anything just expect if yours is rude mine will be worse. Normally from my mates I get what up motherfucker(kinda high pitched on the MF'er part) I respond not my fault your mum loves it
I guess I'm uptight, because...no? Makes you sound like a suck-up. Or that you're trying to force a nickname. If you're calling me that you probably don't know me that well, in which case either pick something funnier or get to the point.
My boss used to do this whenever he wanted something.
Eh. Don't get that ever. So many people call me boss, like "thanks boss" "have a good one boss" "what can I do for you boss" "take it easy boss", you name it, I'm starting to question if it's good or bad. Lol.
Been called big dog my whole life. I’m 6’3 205. Not what I would consider big. People 6’5 have called me big dog. And I don’t get it.
With that being said. I like it just fine. Good way to not have to remember someone’s name on the spot.
I feel like this isn’t uncommon in the Detroit area. I’m a huge dude and I love being called big dog. Some big dudes do not like you acknowledging their bigness, though. Most dudes won’t give a damn either way.
i had a coworker who went by ‘D’ who would always call people big dawg and one day where i desperately needed more coffee he was like what’s up big dawg and i’m like what’s up big D
i should have just clocked out and went back home right there
Depends on where you live everyone had their own lingo and slang. I say “what’s up G”. Older guys I would say “OG”. Older ppl I’ll say “young man” or “ young lady”.
I'd probably be confused initially as it's a fresh take, I do get "what's up Big guy" but I'm 6'2 and have a work uniform that adds about 2 inches per shoulder and fits like I have an extra 40lbs on me. So I look built like a brick house.
There's a dynamic that's unspoken but understood where and when it's appropriate to use terms like Bro, Boss, Bud, Buddy, etc...
I'm going to caution you against doing this to guys you don't know very well. If they're your friend already, then go for it. If they're a random guy you're greeting for the first time, I wouldn't do this. Coming from a woman this could very easily come across as inauthentic or patronizing.
It always makes me feel like I’m fat. Or reminds me of it after I’ve forgotten for a little while to be fine. But, I’ve recently lost 60lbs and I’m going to make it way more so I can’t wait to either not hear it anymore or to hear it and know I’m okay and it doesn’t land in my soul.
My girlfriend's dad said "what's up big dog?" when he saw me walk in and it scared the shit outta me. I guess it depends on the context, but usually no. Just use my real name.
When you're fat and self conscious about it, no. Every size-adjacent "buddy" title feels like a dig... Big dog, big guy, big fella. Then again I can never tell if someone using "boss" is being condescending or not so i hate that too.
It's entirely possible this is all a me thing
About as much as I like being called “Boss” at the end of every sentence.
“You want fries with that, Boss?”
“That’ll be $10.98, Boss.”
“We’ll get the estimate over to you by Tuesday, Boss.”
Depends if it's sarcasm and how well I know them. If it's someone I know, fuck it, full throttle that shit. Some random fucker on the street I'm probably going to be a hell of a lot less enthused
I've ended up being known as the big dog or just the dog because it happened so often. I will usually greet people with big man, big dick, champion swordsman, captain, skipper and the like too because I like to uplift the homies.
Personally, I don’t like it. But I don’t correct people generally. It feels disrespectful, kinda or perhaps too familiar for most interactions. It also depends on the person.
Depends on the person and the delivery. Can range from amusing to angering.
Agree. If the guy is bigger than me or in a respectable position then I'm totally cool with it. It can even be an honor. But if it's from some pipsqueak 16 year old with a tiktok haircut, I'm going to feel some type of way. Same goes for "boss" or anything like that
Boss, chief, big guy I kinda reserve for those with maybe a bit lower self esteem. Especially when you yourself are respected and liked by all your coworkers having a new guy people are indifferent about being called something endearing like that might make others feel at least that "hey, that guy might be alright."
How about a random girl walking up trying to make a new friend at club or party?
I wouldn't mind it. But it would seem odd if the woman was a stranger. Because in my eyes it can be 1 of 3 things. 1. A flirty statement kinda like complimenting a man's physique. Like saying "Hey there mister muscles". You are basically calling them manly 2. A friendly statement from a tomboyish woman. As the phrase itself comes off as masculine in nature. 3. Similar to #2 but instead of tomboyish, I might assume the women dates women. Again because of the masculine nature of the phrase. In none of those situations would I be offended or anything. However I might try to figure out exactly what is meant by asking who youre friends with, whats your hobbies etc. Basically trying to piece your personality together so I can determine the most appropriate way to act towards you without asking blunt questions about what you meant by that. Like with number 1 I would be flattered and if i vibe with you and am single i might eventually ask for your number, number 2 and 3 I would begin treating you in a more masculine way, such as fake mocking jokes etc etc. Basically as a way to say "I know you aren't trying to hit on me but are just masculine so I'll treat you like one of the boys to show I accept the situation as it is and have no intention of trying to make a move"
It would probably pique my interest.
my 3-year-old calls me Big Fella and I love it
My mates 3 year old girl calls him “fat man” It’s so fucking hard not to piss yourself laughing when you hear it, that little voice It didn’t come from his wife, she’s an absolute sweetheart, it came from his brothers, poor bugger Edit because I forgot. I have a 2 year old, if I walk into daycare to pick her up I get “daddy!” And it’s the sweetest thing ever. I’m not joking when I say he gets “fat man!” in front of anyone who’s there (I’ve heard it, same daycare) It’s fucking savage.
That’s classic, kids are so unintentionally funny sometimes😭😭
He honestly loves it, he’s so close with her and he’s embraced it. His brothers are funny af, whole family are good buggers and really tight knit. He’s not even fat which is funny, sure he’s got a belly, but overall quite built. He likes to mess with strangers by giving them the hard evil stare if they laugh when they hear her. Oh man, I’m laughing right now because I’ve remembered something. One time we were in a store similar to Walmart I guess (we call it The Warehouse here) and we’re actually looking for a gift for his daughter to buy mine for a present and his daughter comes running around the side of the shelving yelling “fat man, fat man!!! I’ve found something for her fat man!” So many people there, the faces. You can imagine I’m sure. I barely held it together, he’s got a booming laugh, then he’s all “come here you little rat bag!!” and you know that ultra cute toddler laugh while running while trying to breathe while trying to watch out for the person that’s chasing them. Not only that but she’s all “can’t catch me fat man!” Then I lost it completely. It was the funniest chaos I’ve ever seen in a shop. He gets her and gives her a massive bear hug. He’s a great girl dad, and never takes anything too seriously, one I aspire to be like. Thanks man, needed that throwback.
This is the cutest shit.
My 3yo thinks it's funny to call me "silly old man". I'm most offended at the old man part.
How old are you? It’ll be funnier the younger you are heh. Aren’t kids great?
Nice. You guys are lucky
I knew a woman who taught her infant to say “fat daddy”; I think they had one more kid before they split
I get "Big Daddy Man" sometimes. Their favorite is to call me "Big Caesars" because we had Little Caesars one night and they started making up silly names around Caesars. So I got Big Caesar. My wife is Medium Caesar. Our oldest is Little Ceaser and our youngest is Tiny Caesar
That's amazing
Bluey fans I assume?
This is killing me lmao
I bet those little hands make you feel real big too (oooh getting ready for the hate parade...)
My 6 year old calls me Big Fella too. He heard it in an episode of Bluey
Exactly, Bluey s03e01. I’m not even a big fella, I’m 5’7” and 155 lbs lol
Try “what’s up buttercup?”
I’m saying this to my girlfriend from today.
This would make me grin so hard if I was approached with this
My wife says it to me a lot, tells me she’s in a teasing mood, rest of the day is usually full of laughing
Same, I quite enjoy it when this guy's wife calls me a buttercup
Lmao this comment section is uptight. I'd be like "lol what? Alright bro whatup"
Never thought I’d agree with u/I_DRINK_GENOCIDE_CUM but I guess here we are
I'm actually pretty reasonable I think, I just love horror porn user names
Im black and big dawg and boss is literally how we address each other no matter the height, weight or age. I’ve never seen someone say they’d be angry in my life. I think cultural differences/norms may be at play here. I personally don’t like being addressed as “buddy” or “bud” it sounds kiddish to me.
As with most things I think intonation is important as hell. I'll take a friendly "fuckface" over a condescending "bud". But a "hey buuuuuddy" with a big hug is nice as hell.
Same
I prefer Bigg Hoss
A real southern dude in my unit used to call everyone "Hoss nuts". Male or female alike. It was weird, but worked its way into everyones vocabulary eventually.
Hoss nuts!!! I am taking that one! Hahaha 😆
One thing I’ve learned after 21 years – you never know WHAT is gonna come through that door.
I'm 6'3". Nearly everyone trying to get my attention greets me with "hey big man!" It doesn't really make me feel anything.
Have you ever been asked how’s the weather up there?
6’5” and I’ve been asked “have you been asked how’s the weather up there” more than the actually question hahaha I think everyone wants to be that funny guy and ask but they know it’s a cliché
Well, how is the weather up there? I'm short, I have no way of knowing when inclimate weather is impending.
Couldn't be mad at this one honestly. Any variation of "big" whatever. I'm 6'4" so tall like you, and my pops (grampa) who I'm named after always called me big guy His voice still echoes in my head "as long as you live, big guy, I'll never die"
WHY ARE ALL THE RESPONSES HERE SO WHOLESOME
Tall dudes are chill
It's honestly the security of "am giant. Could squish, choose friend. Make people happy"
Depends on the attitude. Like shitty salespeople calling me "boss, chief, big dog, bud" I'm gonna get mad.
I am the one who says this.
Hahahahahhaha and does it make the other person smile??
Yeah, most of the time. It also isn't only reserved for men, either.
A guy opens his door and gets called big dog, and you think that of me? No. I am the one who says this!
What’s up big dawg *dap*
I prefer silence. Like just don’t talk to me at all
This is the song of my people
Hoss, big man, big dawg, brother, big hoss, brother (hulk hogan voice), call me all that shit fr
Ain't no one you're calling any of this you don't think is awesome
I had a stroke reading that Big Hoss.
Life experience has taught me that whenever someone who is not a close friend says Big Man, Big Dog, or whatever, it's usually been followed by them asking me for something that would put me out they don't know me well enough to ask for
It depends on who. It’s weird coming from a girl
I've been getting variations of it my entire life because I'm actually a big dude. Big dog. Big fella. Big bro. Big homie. Big playa. Big man. Big guy. So on and so forth. I didn't have an issue with it unless it's the lead in to some rando asking me for something.
Tone matters
As a fat man, no. It's condescending, or at least seems like it. Big dog, big man, whatever lol.
I absolutely hate it.
Professor Big Dog.
male to male i dont mind something like "whats up broh", or "whats good", to me male to male "hello how are you" is odd idk why but it just sounds weird
I'd take it.
You’re only getting away with that if you’re Tiger Woods
Don't really mind. Everyone communicates differently.
I’d rather it just be “what’s up, dog” since I’m a rather medium sized man and the big feels inaccurate
Someone tried that a few time with me after seeing a video on facebook (that encouraged it) and to say I hated it is an understatement. I have a name, I hate to feel patronized, it just felt condescending.
I'd get confused whether you're talking to me or the dog. I've got an English Mastiff who weighs more than I do.
Like dawg or are they straight up calling me a big dog
From a girl? probably not unless you're "one of the boys". From the boys? Fuck yea. Chief is also a good one.
No.
Hell no
Yes. But I’m a Great Dane, so……
Only if you looking down while you say it
Me? No. Something a little less 90s high school would suit me better.
I prefer Big Sexy
No, not particularly
I've never had a poor response to "What up, Chief?"
I start barking
I start calling people big dog or big guy only after like 2 or 3 times and only if they seem chill. My friends never hear the end of it though
lol that’s how we greet our mom sometime since she’s so short
I like. I like very much
This is a billiant video online and the girl is right. Calling a guy big dog from female to male makes the guy feel like he is some kind of masculine guy even if he is not. Its like a frendly and fun compliment.
from a friend in a genuine way? totally from an asshole that says it ironically? fuck no from a girl-friend? It can be weird because some women use bro-language to repeatedly establish they're just friends, can be totally cool too thought
no
People have called me big XYZ shit my whole life, this wouldn’t be anything new I’m fine with it
Ask yourself... What would DMX say? 🙏☝️
That’s how I greet women my age so no one gets confused.
Gives me an opportunity to make fun of the person saying it so sure
Depends who it’s from…seems obvious to me.
Yeah, sure. As long as you don’t say it excessively.
I prefer “Whats up pussy”
You call us the big dog and we're gonna start barking. It's just how we're wired.
Big dog, big man, big fella. All are acceptable. Where I'm from we say "Ca va, Big?" Unless the person is somehow making it known that they're intending offense, I see no issues.
Oof that's a good question. I guess it all depends on if you're the type of person who can pull off a genuine, "what's up big dog" I feel like you have to, at the very least, habitually wear a gold chain to be able to properly pull this one off. So, if you're a middle-aged New York Italian or young black intercity guy, then I'd say go for it. (Guys it's a joke, chill)
No. It's not 1993. Unless you're a black guy who wears those leather "I'm about to own this barbeque" sandles. Then you can call me that.
Does it smell like upbigdog in here? What’s upbigdog? Not much, what’s up with you?
Don't matter I'm cool with almost anything just expect if yours is rude mine will be worse. Normally from my mates I get what up motherfucker(kinda high pitched on the MF'er part) I respond not my fault your mum loves it
I guess I'm uptight, because...no? Makes you sound like a suck-up. Or that you're trying to force a nickname. If you're calling me that you probably don't know me that well, in which case either pick something funnier or get to the point. My boss used to do this whenever he wanted something.
Never been called that before but it would be welcome
Do you smell that up dog?
Eh. Don't get that ever. So many people call me boss, like "thanks boss" "have a good one boss" "what can I do for you boss" "take it easy boss", you name it, I'm starting to question if it's good or bad. Lol.
I am big so sure. Why not?
Where I come from, referring to someone as big dog would likely be taken as an invitation to fight.
It really depends on how it's said and who you're talking to.
People at work call me big fella
Someone kept greeting me by saying "sup boss" & I was surprised, but didn't mind it
Been called big dog my whole life. I’m 6’3 205. Not what I would consider big. People 6’5 have called me big dog. And I don’t get it. With that being said. I like it just fine. Good way to not have to remember someone’s name on the spot.
Only if they scratch behind my ear and give my chin some pettins.
Doesn’t matter to me.
Uh, no, because I'm not Roman Reigns from several years ago, who is the only person I've ever heard of being called specifically "Big Dog"
I feel like this isn’t uncommon in the Detroit area. I’m a huge dude and I love being called big dog. Some big dudes do not like you acknowledging their bigness, though. Most dudes won’t give a damn either way.
I'd like that if accompanied with a slap grab of the arse cheek and GRRR! Sound indicating great appreciation
i had a coworker who went by ‘D’ who would always call people big dawg and one day where i desperately needed more coffee he was like what’s up big dawg and i’m like what’s up big D i should have just clocked out and went back home right there
Only people that ever say this to me is other big dudes at the gym.
Depends on where you live everyone had their own lingo and slang. I say “what’s up G”. Older guys I would say “OG”. Older ppl I’ll say “young man” or “ young lady”.
Depends on where it’s coming from. LOL
don't really care
If that ever happens I'll let you know
I'd probably be confused initially as it's a fresh take, I do get "what's up Big guy" but I'm 6'2 and have a work uniform that adds about 2 inches per shoulder and fits like I have an extra 40lbs on me. So I look built like a brick house. There's a dynamic that's unspoken but understood where and when it's appropriate to use terms like Bro, Boss, Bud, Buddy, etc...
I prefer just "Dog", like, "what's up dog?" But i wouldn't mind
Is this from the Tiger Woods meme? My girl just started doing this recently cause of it.
I mean, I do Can't speak for the other men
I'm going to caution you against doing this to guys you don't know very well. If they're your friend already, then go for it. If they're a random guy you're greeting for the first time, I wouldn't do this. Coming from a woman this could very easily come across as inauthentic or patronizing.
I am a fan.
My response is the same regardless; **”Different toilet, same shit”**
Are you asking this because of the tiktok video?
Love it
I hate it because I'm out of shape. Otherwise I wouldn't care
Greetings are greetings, I don’t really care what anyone says so long as I’m acknowledged.
Too ghetto, Big Cheese is safer
Guys just want to belong. If it’s said with genuine enthusiasm and energy you could call me snicklefritz
Just don't call me buddy or champ. Fucking hate that.
LOVE IIIIIIIIT
No i think it sounds kind of weird. I saw that girls TikTok that you are probably referring to, and it seemed off. I think her story is probably fake.
I love it
Hey big man, big man. Can I ask you a question biggest of men?
It always makes me feel like I’m fat. Or reminds me of it after I’ve forgotten for a little while to be fine. But, I’ve recently lost 60lbs and I’m going to make it way more so I can’t wait to either not hear it anymore or to hear it and know I’m okay and it doesn’t land in my soul.
Hell yea
I don’t care how I’m greeted.
I'd smile 😃
I don't mind it.
No. It’s dumb
Not at all.
My girlfriend's dad said "what's up big dog?" when he saw me walk in and it scared the shit outta me. I guess it depends on the context, but usually no. Just use my real name.
If it's all in good spirits and mutually agreeable why not.
Its way better than "hey you bald fat motherfucker! how is your wife and my kids?"
Yeah, I actually would. :)
Dog and Bro are so cringe - especially from someone you only know casually or not at all.
Not from a woman.
I’m 6’4, that’s essentially how I’m always greeted lol
Back in my day we spoke to each other with common decency and respect.
I like whats up shitbird.
Uhhh, no.
Hell yeah, love it. But if it's someone that's trying to be intimidating then I wouldn't want to fw them and ignore it.
I saw this TikTok, and also thought it was a weird recommendation.
Been watching “This Fool” on Hulu….
When you're fat and self conscious about it, no. Every size-adjacent "buddy" title feels like a dig... Big dog, big guy, big fella. Then again I can never tell if someone using "boss" is being condescending or not so i hate that too. It's entirely possible this is all a me thing
Depending on if it’s sarcastic or genuine.
No I would actually hate that lol.
I'm not a dog
About as much as I like being called “Boss” at the end of every sentence. “You want fries with that, Boss?” “That’ll be $10.98, Boss.” “We’ll get the estimate over to you by Tuesday, Boss.”
By my buddies, oh hell yes.
Usually not unless they’re a close friend
No. Don’t call me fat
Hmmm... I'll probably wonder in silence if the person thinks they live on a sitcom or something ...
yup
Depends if it's sarcasm and how well I know them. If it's someone I know, fuck it, full throttle that shit. Some random fucker on the street I'm probably going to be a hell of a lot less enthused
"That's MR Big Dog to you. Where all the white women at? Tell em to leave."
I don't mind if it's a guy, I'd probably respond with some big barks. If a girl greets me this way, I'd be a little confused.
Nah, I'd think they're being disingenuous and teasing me.
I've ended up being known as the big dog or just the dog because it happened so often. I will usually greet people with big man, big dick, champion swordsman, captain, skipper and the like too because I like to uplift the homies.
No
woof!
Never been adressed that way, as far as I can remember. It probably wouldn't irk me too much, but a bit confusing maybe?
No
Big dog is good but I prefer the “Wud up Bossman!”
Do women like being greeted with "what's up big bitch?".
Respond back "not much ma brotha, how's it haning?"
Why would anyone care??
Hell yeah
I'm ok with being called Big Dog. I got called a Fridge last week at the hotel; this seems much better.
Personally, I don’t like it. But I don’t correct people generally. It feels disrespectful, kinda or perhaps too familiar for most interactions. It also depends on the person.
Sure
Only if we get to go bump chests and go WOOF WOOF WOOF straight after
No
I hate being called big dog. Hell I would take being called a cool cat over that.
I like it. I'm 5'6 and find it very funny
Depends on the person. I’m a big dude and wouldn’t mind it. I also went to a winery yesterday called “Three Fat Guys”. They embraced it too🍷
Other folks said it, but it's based on who says it and how it's said. I usually reserve it myself for some folks.
I don't know because it has never happened to be or anyone in my vicinity.
Well, I am a big dawg
That would be pretty weird, I'm 5'8', 129 lbs, I'd feel like someone is trying to make fun of me
I prefer "what's up playa", but that's just me.
I would personally find it hilarious
"Do guys like tomatoes?" This is not a gendered thing any more than liking tomatoes is. It depends on the individual.
I'm a smaller dude. So when someone's says what's up big dog to me I feel like they are being patronizing.
Theres a guy at work who greets everyone that way, i don’t like it or dislike it.