# Girls Who Say Bruh vs. Girls Who Say Hiii Girls Who Say Bruh vs. Girls Who Say Hiii is a two-panel comparison format that pairs a cutesy woman with a brash one. It began as a Spanish-language Facebook meme in July 2018 that lined up Disney princesses against the Shrek princesses, then reached Twitter in English about a month later. By April 2020, users were swapping in two photos of Greta Gerwig as both sides. ## Origin On July 26, 2018, Facebook meme group OkChicas posted a two-panel Spanish meme contrasting women who spoke "sweetly" with women who used slurs and slang[1]. The groups were likened respectively to the Disney princesses from Ralph Breaks the Internet and to Fiona, Doris and other princesses from the Shrek films[3]. That post gathered more than 17,000 reactions and 9,000 shares within two years[1]. Within days, other Facebook meme pages reposted the image, including a cropped version shared by the group Chochos on July 29, 2018[10]. An unknown user then produced an English translation, which the VK group eternal classic rehosted on August 25, 2018[9]. - **Platform:** Facebook (OkChicas) / Twitter (viral spread) - **Creator:** Unknown - **Date:** 2018 ## Overview The format works through binary comparison. One image shows a woman coded as feminine or soft-spoken, labeled "girls who say hiiii," while the other shows a woman coded as rough or masculine, labeled "girls who say bruh"[1]. The slang contrast carries the whole joke, with "hiii" extended for cutesy emphasis and "bruh" standing in for a fuller slang register including "dawg" and "wassup"[7]. Most Girls Who Say Bruh vs. Girls Who Say Hiii posts keep the two-panel template but swap the visual subjects[3]. Early Spanish-language versions paired the Ralph Breaks the Internet princess lineup with the Shrek princesses Fiona and Doris[1]. Later versions borrowed from gaming and fantasy franchises like The Witcher[6] and Dark Souls[11], while the April 2020 Twitter revival recentered the format on real photos of actress Greta Gerwig[8]. ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What is Girls Who Say Bruh vs. Girls Who Say Hiii? It's a two-panel comparison meme contrasting a cutesy, feminine-coded woman with a brash, masculine-coded one through slang-based captions[1]. ### Where did Girls Who Say Bruh vs. Girls Who Say Hiii come from? Facebook meme group OkChicas posted the original Spanish-language version on July 26, 2018, pairing the Disney princesses with the Shrek princesses[1]. ### What does Girls Who Say Bruh vs. Girls Who Say Hiii mean? The caption pair stands in for two archetypes of women, one speaking in cutesy extended vowels and the other in slang like "bruh," "dawg" and "wassup"[7]. ### How do you use Girls Who Say Bruh vs. Girls Who Say Hiii? Pair two images of women, often from the same franchise, with "girls who say hiiii" above the softer figure and "girls who say bruh" above the rougher one[6]. ### Is Girls Who Say Bruh vs. Girls Who Say Hiii still popular? Peak attention came with Twitter waves in March and April 2020 around the @Whereisblockaye video and @offbrandwagner's Greta Gerwig pairing, after which the format faded from mainstream circulation[8]. ## References 1. [https://www.facebook.com/693380254070618/posts/2472122616196364]() 2. [https://twitter.com/bapeheely/status/1034888122033524738]() 3. [https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/girls-who-say-bruh-vs-girls-who-say-hiii]() 4. [https://twitter.com/gradeint/status/1035022829824163840]() 5. [https://ifunny.co/meme/girls-who-say-bruh-and-nigga-LYG6Y1PB6]() 6. [https://www.facebook.com/groups/837917679710926/permalink/1259978044171552/]() 7. [https://twitter.com/Whereisblockaye/status/1237181628071501830]() 8. [https://twitter.com/offbrandwagner/status/1249418336514871297]() 9. [https://vk.com/wall-129440544_475181]() 10. [https://www.facebook.com/1551227141771838/posts/2306739402887271]() 11. [https://www.facebook.com/groups/380244842369236/permalink/813717182355331/]() --- Source: https://meme.com/memes/girls-who-say-bruh-vs-girls-who-say-hiii Published by meme.com — The Internet Meme Library