Did you know?The acronymn "swag" originates in the 1960's when

LMFAO xD Justin bieber song boyfriend :D

lol @ the people who are arguing back. its under the funny category. take a joke for once.

Haha

hhahaha; my life = made <3
can't wait to tell all the guys in my estate this; they've always thought of themselves as someone with SWAG :'D

This is very funny. Please, everybody, take a joke. There is no, "Argument" as you call it, here. Don't turn everything into a debate. ^_^

I like this theory, but it isnt true. But again, I still like it! :)

my life = made

Wrong. Shakespeare invented the word. It may have been used as an acronym but it did not originate for such a purpose, and there is no reliable website stating that it has even been used as such an acronym.

There is no reliable website that confirms that S.W.A.G (Secretly We Are Gay) did, indeed, exist. On a daily basis, the acronym is used in the US Air Force, standing for "Scientific, Wild- Guess" and most commonly by teenagers as a word to describe the way they carry themselves (e.g. the way they talk, the way they dress, etc). It originated from the word "swagger", invented by William Shakespeare, English poet and playwright from the 16th/17th century.

Your argument is invalid.

Actually the word swag originated as stolen goods or loot and was carried by a swagman. The acronym S.W.A.G happens to stand for secretly we are gay, and is probably something you found on Urban Dictionary.

Js, thats a coincidence because it REALLY originates from swagger..............

wow,I never knew that, That's awesome :D

what happens to boyfriend by justin bieber now??

I thought I was the only one who knew this..
ahem, louis..
swag masta from doncasta..

I knew Louis was hiding something...

swag masta from doncasta just sayin...

and sagging your pants in prison (awhile ago like maybe in the 1960's) meant you were gay and took it up the butt

I was actually gonna comment but @MoonLitWolf said the exact same thing already lol.

okay wtf? it started off swagger. and thats a way of walking...

I thought Shakespeare came up it? *Shrugs* OK.