boogaloo
- proper noun
- /ˈbuːɡəˌluː/
- Offensive
- Let me remind you, you're Underoath Oath Keepers and you're under Boogaloo boys.
Let me remind you, you're Underoath Oath Keepers and you're under Boogaloo boys.
- Let me remind you, you're Underoath Oath Keepers and you're under Boogaloo boys.
Examples
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The Boogaloo movement has gained attention for its anti-government protests across the United States.
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Many members of the Boogaloo movement advocate for radical changes to government policies.
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Boogaloo dudes I want you at the front # #
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So here's hoping for Nixon II: Electric Boogaloo.
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I ain't coming the Stompers to a rumble as long as Boogaloo ain't here.
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Following the recent events, the Boogaloo movement has grown in both visibility and influence among far-right groups.
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Etymology
Boogaloo as the name of a movement began online from the joking use of Electric Boogaloo to mean a 'second' event, and some people used it to mean a second civil war. Because of that, boogaloo now refers to a loose far-right movement that supports anti-government action and sometimes violence.