King Keraun posted a on Facebooj saying, "White people ate when they came up with 'You and what army" And honestly... they've got a point. There are just certain phrases that belong to certain people. White people gave us classics like "Were you born in a barn?", "Money doesn't grow on trees," and "You and what army?"

Meanwhile, Black households gave us gems like "I'll give you something to cry about," "You think I'm one of your friends?" or "When I get home..." which was somehow scarier than getting shouted at right there.

So we want to know... which race absolutely nailed a phrase? White people, come defend your classics. Black people, tell us the sayings we own. Indian, coloured...

everyone is welcome. We're celebrating the one-liners that instantly tell you where they came from. Just keep it light-hearted and funny, we're laughing with each other, not at each other.

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