Say Hello to My Little Friend (phrase / US Slang, from Scarface)
(Also heard as: Say hello to my little friend!, Meet my little friend)
Definition:
“Say hello to my little friend” is a dramatic line used to introduce something powerful or surprising. It is almost always said as a joke in a gruff gangster voice.
Where Say Hello to My Little Friend Comes From:
It comes from Scarface (1983), where Al Pacino’s Tony Montana shouts it during the final shoot-out as he reveals a grenade launcher. It is one of cinema’s most quoted lines.
How People Actually Use Say Hello to My Little Friend:
Used jokingly to reveal something big: “say hello to my little friend” while showing off a huge sandwich or a new gadget.
Is Say Hello to My Little Friend Rude?
No, as a joke. The original scene is violent, so it is best used playfully.
Examples in the Wild:
- “Say hello to my little friend.” (holding a giant burger)Meaning: Look at this impressive thing.
- “Meet my little friend, the new espresso machine.”Meaning: A joking introduction.
- “He pulled out the tool and said ‘say hello to my little friend’.”Meaning: He quoted the film for effect.
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