Onna dead homies
To swear on something
To swear on something
"Onna dead homies" is a slang phrase, and it's typically used to express strong emphasis on something you're saying. Basically, it’s like saying "I swear" or "I’m serious," but with a deeper, almost emotional weight to it. The "dead homies" part refers to friends or people who have passed away, and when someone says "onna dead homies," they're swearing on the memory or honor of those people. It’s meant to show that you're being completely real and committed to what you're saying.
The phrase "onna dead homies" is part of street slang and originates from gang culture in certain urban communities, particularly those in the United States.
Person #1: "I'm from Los Angeles"
Person #2: "I'm from Los Angeles too"
Person #1: "No you're not"
Person #2: "Yes I am, onna dead homies"
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