It’s called copula deletion, or zero copula. Many languages and dialects, including Ancient Greek and Russian, delete the copula (the verb to be) when the context is obvious.
So an utterance like “you a bitch” in AAVE is not an example of a misused you, but an example of a sentence that deletes the copular verb (are), which is a perfectly valid thing to do in that dialect, just as deleting an /r/ after a vowel is a perfectly valid thing to do in an upper-class British dialect.
In honor of national dog day, here’s a vid of my sister’s dog Buddy struggling to get inside. Hahahaha.
you’re brushing your teeth when suddenly your mint toothpaste tastes like eggs. do you
a) power through and continue brushing
b) wash your mouth out
c) go to your fridge and get out the eggs and bite one to see if it tastes minty
you: that is a nice ass shirt
me: thank you but, to be honest, its called “pants” and not an “ass shirt”
me as a prom dj
"time to slow things down a little blt"
*plays crank dat souja boy (acoustic version)*
