Buff Daddy

[dreamergirl123]

Hey guys. What's the meaning of "BuffDaddy"?
For example: "i don't wanna go on a date with buff daddy"
I read it in the last scene of a bidding in White Chicks Movie. The girl in the pink outfit said that sentence when she was being auctioned off.
Thank you so much for your help

 

[Egmont]

Can you tell us where you read or heard that sentence, and what kind of person said it? Context is probably very important here.

 

[dreamergirl123]

Can you tell us where you read or heard that sentence, and what kind of person said it? Context is probably very important here.

Well, I read it in the last scene of a bidding in White Chicks Movie. The girl in the pink outfit said that sentence when she was being auctioned off ....

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[Myridon]

Context is probably very important here.

The appearance of the man in question would be a big clue as well. Movies are meant to be seen and heard, not read. "Puff" and "buff" are almost indistinguishable and I can think of possibilities for both.

 

[Copyright]

You have it as BuffDaddy and buff daddy. Capitalization is important in English.

In the movie script, it's Buff Daddy. Without seeing the movie, I would imagine that it's either the character's nickname or a general term for a muscular black man.