Proxy Beef
Disliking someone on your friend's behalf
Example
I've got a proxy beef going with Katie because she left Miles stranded the other day
So I shouldn't invite her then?
Yah, please don't
When you're about to start a proxy beef
Related Slang
| Beef | Bothering problem |
| Frenemy | A person you dislike but are friendly with |
| Secondhand hate | Receiving hate because of your friend |
| PP | Personal problem |
| U mad bro | Are you mad? |
| Shade | Disrespect |
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A proxy beef is when you dislike someone not because they did something to you, but because your friend has a problem with them. For example, if you dislike John Smith because he insulted your friend Amanda, then you have a proxy beef with John.
Proxy beef is a compound term that combines the term beef with the word proxy. A proxy, of course, is a person who is authorized to act for another in some capacity. In the case of a proxy beef, the action you're authorized to take is hating the person who angered your friend. (Because how dare they.)