Brands using the word "bae"

What's bae, anyway? 

Here's one of Urban Dictionary's many definitions of the word bae:

Brands using bae

Several brands have been spotted using the word "bae." I'm not sure what to think about this. It's fun to observe. The Twitter handle @BrandsSayingBae has captured some of these tweets over the past few months. 

Sonic drive-in

This is straight out of Don Draper's playbook. pic.twitter.com/8U5CrGKPEj

— Brands Saying Bae (@BrandsSayingBae) January 7, 2015

Dairy Queen

The teens will think the restaurant loves them. pic.twitter.com/X7NMwLckvU

— Brands Saying Bae (@BrandsSayingBae) January 5, 2015

Stouffer's

Stouffer's is a Nestlé brand of frozen prepared foods available in the United States and Canada. pic.twitter.com/QdPLzxXn2z

— Brands Saying Bae (@BrandsSayingBae) December 31, 2014

Denny's

http://t.co/UziRk6Qqmp pic.twitter.com/PrXwqpvBV0

— Brands Saying Bae (@BrandsSayingBae) December 29, 2014

Mountain Dew®

This is what we in the business call a brandsterpiece. pic.twitter.com/brGnGhj5pS

— Brands Saying Bae (@BrandsSayingBae) December 28, 2014

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