Have you ever heard someone use the phrase “son of a gun”? It might sound like an innocent expression, but some believe its origins are actually quite dark. In this episode of LetsTeach, we’ll take a dive into where this curious phrase comes from and what it means today. By the way, if you enjoy content like this don’t forget to hit the like button, subscribe to the channel if you’re new, and hit that bell notification button so you know whenever a new video’s been uploaded.
The phrase “son of a gun” refers to a male individual, who is perceived to be despicable or worthless. However, recent years have seen it used in a way that indicates a compliment, a term of endearment, or even an encouragement.
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