He does however concede that, because the before anyone else idea is so widely accepted among users of the term, it should perhaps be acknowledged as a contemporary ‘meaning’ of bae. bae bro/sis (‘baby brother/sister’) and an alternative spelling bay. US linguist Neal Whitman has cited various reasons against the acronym theory, including evidence for non-romantic usage, e.g. Latin is a classical language that was spoken in ancient Rome and is now used as a liturgical and scholarly language. There’s actually no convincing explanation for this theory and it seems to exist purely by virtue of blind acceptance and rapid promulgation on the part of web users. He is always positive, always there for you, and just an incredible, all around person. Another idea, which appears to have been circulating the internet for the last three years or so, is that bae is in fact an acronym based on the expression before anyone else. Prada is a nickname given to the best hype man EVER No joke, he will hype you up like no freaking tomorrow, you feel like youre soaring through the high heavens, capable of doing absolutely anything possible. This seems to be backed up by evidence suggesting it’s been used in rap songs since 2005, and is therefore probably of African American origin. base, in chemistry, any substance that in water solution is slippery to the touch, tastes bitter, changes the colour of indicators ( e.g., turns red litmus paper blue), reacts with acids to form salts, and promotes certain chemical reactions (base catalysis). One, perhaps more plausible, theory is that bae is an abbreviated form of the words baby or babe (as terms of endearment). Love it or loathe it, perhaps one of the most interesting things about bae is the lively discussion which has ensued about where precisely it sprang from.
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