WHAT HAPPENED TO THE “BRUH MEME” GUY?!? FROM 4 STAR RECRUIT TO JAIL?! TONY FARMER’S INSANE STORY
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“BRUH MEME” GUY?!?
A very long time ago there was a “bruh meme” going around… But what is the story about the guy in the meme?
What is the “Bruh Meme” and how did it originate from Tony Farmer’s story?
In recent years, the “Bruh Meme” has become a ubiquitous part of internet culture. The phrase, which originated from a viral Vine video in 2013, is often used to express disbelief or amusement. However, few people know the story of the person behind the infamous meme, Tony Farmer.
Farmer was once a highly-touted basketball prospect from Garfield Heights High School in Ohio. He was a 4-star recruit and considered to be one of the top players in the state. In 2012, he committed to play college basketball at the University of Dayton.
However, things took a dark turn for Farmer in the summer of 2012. He was arrested and charged with kidnapping, felonious assault, and intimidation of a witness. According to court documents, Farmer assaulted his ex-girlfriend with a handgun and held her against her will for several hours.
Despite his legal troubles, Farmer continued to play basketball for Garfield Heights during his senior year. He even led the team to a state championship in 2013. However, he was eventually sentenced to three years in prison for his actions.
Farmer’s story is a cautionary tale about the dangers of unchecked anger and violence. It also highlights the importance of holding athletes accountable for their actions, even if they are talented and celebrated in their sport.
Although Farmer’s “Bruh Meme” will likely continue to be shared and enjoyed on the internet, it’s important to remember the full story behind the person behind the meme. His journey from a 4-star recruit to a prison cell is a sobering reminder that no one is above the law.
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