“IDGAF I Don’t Give Away Frybread” is a jocular saying. “IDGAF” usually stands for “I Don’t Give A Fuck.”
“IDGAF! -I Don’t Give Away Frybread.#NativeProblems” was posted on Twitter by Native Life on July 2, 2013. “IDGAF! -I Don’t Give Away Frybread, #NativeProblems” was posted on Twitter by Carie Garza on September 15, 2013. “I.D.G.A.F = I don’t give away frybread” was posted on Twitter by 🔥Bang My Line🔥 on March 14, 2014.
“MILF Man I Love Frybread” and “WTF Where’s The Frybread” are related frybread sayings.
Wikipedia: Frybread
Frybread (also spelled fry bread) is a dish of the indigenous people of North America that is a flat dough bread, fried or deep-fried in oil, shortening, or lard.
Wiktionary: IDGAF
Phrase
IDGAF
1. (Internet slang, text messaging, vulgar) Initialism of I don’t give a fuck.
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Native Life
@_NativeLife_
IDGAF! -I Don’t Give Away Frybread.
#NativeProblems
12:17 PM · Jul 2, 2013
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Lloyd Reevis
@wicked_duck
LMAO RT @_Native_Life IDGAF! -I Don’t Give Away Frybread.
#NativeProblems
12:21 PM · Jul 2, 2013
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Carie Garza
@garza_ow_285998
IDGAF! -I Don’t Give Away Frybread, #NativeProblems
3:30 AM · Sep 15, 2013
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Yung Krazy Horze
@smokinbuffalo1
Today’s stats: idgaf : I don’t give away frybread : but we can share
10:35 AM · Nov 20, 2013
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Yung Krazy Horze
@smokinbuffalo1
“@NativeBarbieMW: WTF= Where’s The Frybread”IDGAF = I don’t give away frybread
11:25 AM · Dec 4, 2013
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🔥Bang My Line🔥
@young_native23
I.D.G.A.F = I don’t give away frybread
3:15 PM · Mar 14, 2014
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VyJay Crawford
@ViJayCrawford93
IDGAF: I Dont Give Away Frybread. Seems legit!
10:26 PM · Mar 15, 2014
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Native Life
@_NativeLife_
IDGAF- I Don’t Give Away Frybread.
11:26 PM · Aug 16, 2014
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