NBJF
No brag, just fact
Example
You know, my team has beaten yours 9 out of the last 10 games ... NBJF
Dude, that is bragging. That is like textbook bragging
How most people feel when they see NBJF in a message
Related Slang
| Humblebrag | A modest statement that draws positive attention |
| Backdoor brag | An action meant to solicit admiration from others |
| Name dropping | Bragging about a person you know |
| Weird flex | Strange brag |
| tru | True |
| 2G2BT | Too good to be true |
| Dbag | Douchebag |
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Kewl kids who are totally not bragging use NBJF to mean "no brag, just fact." This person is definitely not rubbing their accomplishments in your face. Instead, they're just stating simple, irrefutable, humble facts (that happen to make them look good).
In case you missed the sarcasm above, NBJF is typically used by people who absolutely are bragging. In fact, NBJF is actually a way of bragging even harder, by stating that a boast is "just true, sorry." Thus, if someone's use of NBJF infuriates you, guess what? It was likely meant to.